What happened between Pope Gregory VII and King Henry IV?

Pope Gregory excommunicated King Henry IV because King Henry IV declared that Gregory was no longer the pope.

Pope Gregory and King Henry IV created peace after supporting each other in war.

Pope Gregory hated King Henry IV because Henry broke a promise resulting in a shack in the empire.

King Henry IV excommunicated Pope Gregory, which the pope handled with surrender.

What was the Magna Carta and who signed it?

The Magna Carta was a document that forced the king to consult the mobility before raising taxes. It was signed by King John of England in 1215.

The Magna Carta was a document that made it illegal for people to buy indulgences, buy church powers, or commit any other corrupt practices involving the church. It was signed by Martin Luther in 1489.

The Magna Carta was a document about rules on sea and trading. It was not a popular document and went unnoticed by many people. It was signed by King John in 1507.

The Magna Carta was a document about how lawyers should not be bribed for any reason. It also included rules about the behavior and practices in court. It was signed by King John in 1206.

Why is the Magna Carta so important?

The Magna Carta helped shift power from the king to the common power.

The Magna Carta shifted power from the common power to the king.

The Magna Carta shifted power from the king to the church.

The Magna Carta shifted power from the church to the king.

What is Habeas Corpus and what does it do?

The Habeas Corpus makes it illegal to imprison anyone except by the order of the court.

The Habeas Corpus makes it illegal for people to be imprisoned.

The Habeas Corpus makes it legal for kings to imprison anyone with a good reason.

The Habeas Corpus makes it illegal for people to exploit products without the permission of the king.

What were the goals of the Crusades and what were the outcomes? Select the goals and the effects.

The goal of the crusades was to repel the Suljik Turks and take back the Holy Land.

Jews suffered hardships, many were killed, and lost property.

New ideas about medicine, food, and technology also came to Europe as a result.

The goal of the crusades was to increase trade and bring more people to the kingdoms.

What was the Black Death?

The Black Death was a deadly pandemic that impacted European society with the loss trade and laborers.

The Black Death was a common cold virus that originated from Europe, and caused a large disruptance throughout the world because of the easy spread of the disease.

The Black Death was caused by excessive rainfall and affected the European society by causing a huge scientific breakthrough on medicine and the human body.

The Black Death was a deadly disease transmitted through direct human contact and originated from mutated rats. It caused a disruptance in the farms and food supplies.

Who was Joan of Arc and what were her accomplishments?

Joan of Arc is a national heroine of France who led the French army into victory at Orléans in 1429 during the Hundred Years’ War.

Joan of Arc is a nationally hated villain after starting the Hundred Years' War in 1426

Joan of Arc is a famous artist and thinker who made advances in architecture, in technology, and in the sciences.

Joan of Arc is a successful merchant who founded Islam and preached the word of Allah.

Who was Muhammad and what did he do?

Muhammad was a successful merchant and founded Islam. He preached the word of Allah.

Muhammad was a beloved landowner who, after witnessing many miracles in his life, preached and rapidly spread the word of Christianity.

Muhammad was a Buddhist monk that converted to Islam after witnessing a miracle performed by Allah.

Muhammad was a peaceful monarch who helped spread the word of Allah.

Why did some leaders in Mecca resist the teachings of Muhammad and Islam?

Leaders in Mecca resisted the teachings of Muhammad and Islam because pilgrimages to Mecca and the leaders' income of wealth would stop if people stopped worshiping their gods.

Leaders in Mecca resisted the teachings of Muhammad and Islam because they thought the religion was not realistic and fake.

Leaders in Mecca resisted the teachings of Muhammad and Islam because the religion's practices went against the leaders' practices and were the opposite of what they believed.

Leaders in Mecca resisted the teachings of Muhammad and Islam because they believed the religion was faulty and not worthy to support.

What are the Quran and Sunnah, and what are they about?

The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam

The Sunnah is additional guidance to live a better life

The Qur'an is a place where you declare your conversion to Islam

The Sunnah is a book on the ways people can help Allah and what they can do.

What connects Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all monotheistic.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all possess holy books.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all Abrahamic religions.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all religions that follow the Old Testament in the Bible.

What is not an achievement of the Golden Age of the Islamic Empire?

Learned map making, calligraphy, boat making, and added to the knowledge on sea travel

Advances in city building, architecture, technology, and sciences

Advanced medicine and hospitals and traded cultural influences as well as goods

Learned paper making, created books, composed poetry and prose, and created pastimes

How did the Islamic Empire treat Jews and Christians living under the rule?

Respectfully and tolerated other religions

Harshly and discriminated against people that did not follow Islam

With hospitality and cared for people that did not follow Islam

Limited some of their actions but were basically not bothered by other religions

What was the Tang Dynasty and how did their civil service system work?

The Tang Dynasty was known for their bureaucracy and their civil service exams.

Their civil service exams were tests qualifying people for formal jobs, but aristocrats filed most government jobs during the Tang Dynasty.

The Tang Dynasty was known for the many talents that were born and raised during their reign.

Their civil service exams were limited to only the aristocrats and included a payment for any government job.

Why did Buddhism spread so widely in China?

It gained attention from people because it promised a better life

Monarchs donated money to Buddhist monasteries and made a law saying that Buddhism was more important than other religions, forcing people to accept Buddhism

The Buddhist monks that went to China attracted the attention of the people and increased the popularity of Buddhism

Since Buddhism was widely known through gossip and conversations with the common people of China, more people began to believe in the teachings.

The Five Relationships in Confucianism are...

Emperor>People Parent>Child Husband>Wife Older>Younger Friend>Friend

Emperor>People Child>Parent Wife>Husband Older>Younger Friend>Friend

Emperor>People Child>Parent Husband>Wife Younger>Older Friend>Friend

Emperor>People Child>Parent Husband>Wife Older>Younger Friend>Friend

What were the philosophies and practices of Daoism?

To find happiness by achieving the Dao

That people should try to observe nature and try to live in harmony with it

To achieve Nirvana or highest stage of enlightenment that takes away all desire and suffering

To achieve a close relationship with your god

How did the philosophy of Legalism help create a unified China?

Legalism created a strong central government that ruled with absolute supremacy and allowed no violations of the law.

Legalism gave the people of China a voice to express what they thought and allowed China to have law that benefited everyone.

Although Legalism limited factors of a person's life, it made it that everybody was equal.

What was the Grand Canal, and how did it impact China's development?

The Grand Canal was a series of waterways that connected the Yangtze River in the south and the Yellow River in the north.

The canal encouraged trade and made many cities near the river rich through trade.

The Grand Canal was a single river that connected the Yangtze River in the north and the Red River in the south.

The canal allowed for communication to be able to spread faster.

Which of the following is NOT an achievement of China?

The compass and paddlewheel boats

Medicine and disease prevention (vaccine)

Military technology, gunpower, weapons

What caused the period of chaos and warfare in Feudal Japan?

The rivalry between contending daimyos that fought for control of Japan

The rebellion of the common people against the daimyos

The rebellion of the common people against the idea of samurai

The corruption of the daimyo and high ranking leaders against the peasants

What was an accomplishments of Prince Shotoku?

He created Japan's first constitution

He supported many artist in China

What was NOT an achievement of the Heian period?

Advancements in economy and trade

Advancements in literature and poetry

Advancements in art and entertainment

Multiple achievements in calligraphy, painting, and flower arranging

What were the similarities between the Bushido code (Japan) and Chivalry (Europe)?

Both codes made for the warriors of Japan or Europe

Both codes stressed loyalty and honor

Both focused on obedience and sacrifices

Both focused on protecting the weak

What were the differences between the Bushido code (Japan) and Chivalry (Europe)?

The Bushido code focused on the importance of self-discipline and personal sacrifice

Samurai were willing to die for their honor and serve their lord

Chivalry focused on protecting the weak and upholding the law

Knights were encouraged not to keep pushing if the consequences were too fierce

What was the Tokugawa Shogunate, and how did it rule Japan?

The Tokugawa Shogunate was an isolation of Japan that closed the country from the from the rest of the world

It closed off trade, causing a loss in wealth, and banned Christianity and foreigners

The Tokugawa Shogunate moved the capital and built a stronger government

The Tokugawa Shogunate increased literacy and allowed more people to read

Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?

The Renaissance began in Italy because of Italy's prime location

The Renaissance began in Italy because Italy contained a lot of wealth

The Renaissance began in Italy because much of the people that lived there did not want to follow the Feudal System

The Renaissance began in Italy because there were more smarter people in Italy

Why were classical Greek and Roman works so important during the Renaissance?

Because people began to have a renewed interest in classical learnings, it highly influenced much of the work during the Renaissance

Because the people thought classical learnings were too old and out of use, they began to find new ideas, leading to the beginning of the Renaissance

Because people started to forget the classical works, they created new ideas, feuling the start of the Renaissance

Because the classical learnings were so important, people began to base their teachings off of the classical Greek and Roman works during the Renaissance

Who wrote “The Prince”, and what does the book talk about?

Niccolò Machiavelli wrote "The Prince"

"The Prince" guides rulers on how to lead based on the experiences of history

Leonardo Da Vinci wrote "The Prince"

"The Prince" was a series of books that contained studies on the best ways to rule a kingdom

Who were NOT some of the great Renaissance artists and thinkers?

Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo

William Shakespeare and Copernicus

What events did NOT lead to the Protestant Reformation?

The increase in Renaissance men and their art and philosophies that made people question the church

The questioning of the corrupt practices of the Roman Catholic Church

The weakening power of the church and the rising of the king's power

The impact of the Black Death that caused people to question their faith

The printing press that increased literacy and allowed people to read the Bible and think for themselves

What were indulgences, and how did they contribute to the Reformation?

Indulgences were the sales of forgiveness

Indulgences were a key point in Martin Luther's 95 Theses which started the Reformation

Indulgences were the sales of Bibles if people converted to Christianity

Indulgences made people question if the Church really had as much power as they thought

Who was Martin Luther?

Martin Luther was a German monk who wrote the 95 Theses as an argument against the corrupt practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

He is also the founder of Lutheranism and is said to be the cause of the start of the Protestant Reformation.

Martin Luther was a protester against racial inequality and segregation.

Martin Luther was a famous Renaissance man that created many famous paintings and founded many theories.

John Calvin was a French humanist who started a protestant branch in Geneva.

He founded Calvinism, which believed in the idea of Predestination.

John Calvin was a protester that fully supported the Protestant Reformation.

He was a Renaissance man that helped create and increase the popularity of the printing press.

Who was King Henry VIII?

King Henry VIII was an English king who created the Church of England, also known as the Anglican Church, after the Pope refused to grant Henry a divorce from his first wife.

King Henry VIII was an Italian monarch who helped spread the Protestant Reformation to other countries.

King Henry VIII was an English king who had seven wives.

King Henry VIII was an Italian monarch who helped fund and created many churches.

What was the Heliocentric theory?

The Heliocentric theory was the idea that Earth and the other planets revolved around the Sun.

The Heliocentric theory was the idea that the Sun and the other planets revolved Earth.

The Heliocentric theory was the idea about gravity and how everything that is dropped from the same height and same time will always land at the same time.

The Heliocentric theory was the idea that people have the ability to think for themselves and the church will not affect the outcome of a person's life.

What were some motivations and consequences of the Age of Exploration?

God, gold, and glory were some of the motivations of the Age of Exploration.

However, because of it, the Inca and Aztec Empires were destroyed and millions of people living in the Americas died as a result of European colonization and conquest.

The remaining energy of the Renaissance feuled the Age of Exploration.

Because of the Age of Exploration, the number of people lost from sea travel and voyages increased.

How did the discovery of the Americas lead to an exchange of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds?

As Europeans went to and from America, they exchanged diseases, plants, and animals both intentionally and accidentally.

They changed plants, animals, and disease because when people went to America, the diseases that always hung around America began to spread to the Europeans.

Because America was a New World, people wanted to collect everything they could from it, causing an exchange in plants and animals.

What are the key differences between Sunni and Shia Islam, the two main branches of Islam?

Shiahs believed that leaders should be related by blood or marriage to Muhammad and were followers of Ali.

Sunnahs believed that right leaders should be elected and accepted the first four caliphs.

Sunnahs believed leaders should be related by blood or marriage to Muhammad and were followers of Ali.

Shiahs believed that right leaders should be elected and accepted by the community.

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What were the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire?

Political instability

Economic problems

Social problems

Weakening frontiers

Religious problems

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How did the Roman Empire influence the world we live in today?

Art (mosaics, frescoes, and sculpture)

Architecture (domes, arches, and columns)

Engineering (roads and aqueducts)

Law (legal codes, concepts of justice, and citezinship)

All of the above (art, engineering, architecture, and law)

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What events led to the Great Schism?

The clashing between emperors/patriarchs and the pope due to disagreements.

People protesting against the corrupt practices and system of the church.

Peasants going against the emperor and following the church instead.

The gradual decline of the church caused the Great Schism.

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What is the order of most powerful to least in the feudalism system?

King

Knights

Peasants

Knights

Peasants

King

Peasants

King

Knights

King

Peasants

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Who gave out fiefs?

Knights

Monarchs

Vassals

Peasants

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Who was Charlemagne?

The dignified leader of the Franks

The wise leader of the Huns

A brave soldier in the Roman army

A famous scholar from England

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What were Charlemagne’s greatest achievements?

He led the Franks into Christianity

He led the Franks in war

He greatly expanded boundaries

He unified almost all Christian lands in Europe

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