World History Final Review

What is a feudal society?

• A society based on the exchange of goods for religious service
• A social and economic system based on the exchange of money for military service
• A system where land is exchanged for political power
• A social and economic system based on the exchange of land for military service and loyalty.

The code of conduct for knights, requiring them to be brave, honest, loyal, fair and

courteous to women, was known as...

• chivalry
• treachery
• dishonor
• bravery

Which empire had Justinian impose a new code of laws, completed the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, preserved Greco-Roman tradition, and was Eastern Orthodox Christian?

• Roman Empire
• Ottoman Empire
• Mongol Empire
• Byzantine Empire

What was the primary goal of European Crusaders fighting in the Middle East?

• Expanding the European empires in the Middle East
• Establishing trade routes with Asia
• Reclaiming Jerusalem and other holy sites from Muslim control
• Converting the local population to Christianity

What was the government of Athens and what does it mean?

• Democracy- the people of Athens had the power to vote for new laws

• Communism- the people of Athens shared all of their resources

• Monarchy- Athens was ruled by a line of royalty

• Dictatorship- Athens was ruled by a dictator named Athena

Which Pope called for the First Crusade in 1095?

• Pope John Paul II
• Pope Urban II
• Pope Benedict XVI
• Pope Francis

What does it mean to forbade someone the sacraments and make them an outcast?

• Exemption from religious rituals and community integration
• Participation in religious rituals and community support
• Inclusion in religious rituals and community acceptance
• Excommunication

What was the Great Schism?

• The split between the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church in 1054
• The establishment of the Great Schism as a holiday in the Roman Catholic Church
• The split between the Protestant Church and the Roman Catholic Church in 1054
• The unification of the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church in 1054

Julius Caesar was a member of the...

• First Triumvirate

• Chinese Imperial Court
• Egyptian Pharaohs
• Greek Parliament

Julius Caesar became a dictator of Rome and was later...

• Murdered

• Made emperor for life

• Overthrown by Caesar Augustus

• Became part of the Roman Senate