How did the Bubonic Plague impact the European economy? Select three that apply.

The circulation of currency decreased.

The feudal system became more popular.

Technological advancements led to the creation of new markets.

How are the Alps and the Ural Mountains similar?

They both are located in Europe.

They both are located in Russia.

They both are located along the Black Sea.

They both are located along the Mediterranean Sea.

Why was Buddhism able to spread throughout China during the 7th century?

China was unified by the Tang Dynasty.

China was controlled by the Mongolian Empire.

China was divided by the military conflicts of the Warring States Period.

Which event completes this timeline? Trade through the Sahara Desert increased. Large kingdoms developed in West Africa. ?

West Africa led explorations of the Atlantic Ocean.

Christianity was forced out of West Africa.

West Africa became isolated from the outside world.

How is Islam similar to Judaism and Christianity?

All three religions are monotheistic.

The Bible is the most important holy book in all three religions.

All three religions require prayer multiple times a day.

The Qur'an is the most important holy book in all three religions.

How did the Spanish mission system impact Native American civilizations?

It introduced the teachings of Christianity.

It decreased the popularity of slavery.

It prevented the spread of diseases.

It increased the popularity of Judaism.

Why did the Aztec civilization create floating farms called chinampas?

to make the best use of the swampy lands of the Yucatán Peninsula

to increase the impact of irrigation in the arid regions of the Sonoran Desert

to decrease the risk of seasonal flooding along the Mississippi River

to protect crops from hurricanes along the Atlantic coast

Why did the kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai all develop in western Africa?

The region had several rare natural resources.

The region was located north of the Mediterranean Sea.

The region had access to the Arabian Sea.

How did Charlemagne impact the Holy Roman Empire?

He made Christianity the official religion of the Empire.

He allowed Muslim traders to control the government of the Empire.

He decreased the amount of land controlled by the Empire.

He prevented the use of feudalism within the Empire.

How did the development of feudalism impact Japanese politics?

Wealthy families developed regional militaries that caused a period of war.

Poor farmers gained more political influence.

Artisans crafted goods that they used to gain political favor.

Religious leaders created a state church that unified the nation.

Why did Christianity become the most popular religion in Europe?

It was spread throughout the region by the Roman and Byzantine Empires.

It was brought into the region by traders on the Silk Road.

It was spread throughout the region by Alexander the Great and Philip of Macedonia.

It was brought into the region by the Mongol Empire.

Why is the rule of Saladin significant to the history of the Crusades?

He was the Muslim leader who took control of Palestine in the Battle of Hattin.

He was the Muslim leader who surrendered and ended the Crusades.

He was the Muslim leader who conquered Constantinople and renamed it Istanbul.

He was the Muslim leader who started the Crusades in the Battle of Ascalon.

Why was Italy uniquely positioned to benefit from the trade that started during the Renaissance?

Its location near the center of the Mediterranean Sea made transportation easier.

Its location near the Alps protected it from outside invasions.

Its small population decreased the value of its currency.

Its large military increased the cost of taxes.

Based on this map, what was one impact of these trade networks?

Asia, Africa, and Europe became more interconnected.

Merchants became less important in Europe.

Europe became isolated from Asia and Africa.

Military expansion became less common in Asia.

This chart lists several mathematical advancements made by Muslim scholars during the 12th century. Which phrase completes this chart?

developed the first systemized study of algebra

created the first mechanical calculator

developed the first written number system

How are Shintoism and Confucianism similar? Select two that apply.

Neither religion has one all-powerful deity.

Both religions were created in Asia.

Both religions were created in Europe.

Neither religion has formal written texts.

How did the geographic location of Constantinople impact European culture?

It blocked the spread of Muslim culture into Central Europe.

It decreased the importance of trade on the Silk Road.

It prevented Central Europe from developing a unique culture.

It increased the popularity of Judaism in the Middle East.

Why was the foundation of the Ottoman Empire an important event in European history?

It led to a period of increased Muslim influence in Europe.

It marked the end of trade along the Silk Road.

It marked the beginning of the Byzantine Empire.

It led to the spread of democratic governments throughout Europe.

What motivated European nations to explore the New World?

Opportunities to study new cultures

Opportunities to make scientific discoveries

Opportunities to adopt new religions

How did the Hundred Years’ War have a lasting impact on Europe?

It led to the development of a uniquely English culture.

It isolated Europe from trade routes in the Middle East.

It increased the political influence of Judaism.

It decreased the number of independent nations in Europe.

Why did trade along the Silk Road increase during the Yuan Dynasty?

Expansion of the Mongol Empire made travel along the Silk Road safer.

Military conflicts decreased the demand for European goods.

The development of new religions changed social priorities in Asia.

The formation of military alliances increased tensions in Asia.

How did the Columbian Exchange have a positive impact on Native American civilizations?

It introduced new farming techniques.

It increased the amount of available land.

This chart shows the impacts of one historical event. Which historical event best completes this chart?

start of the Protestant Reformation

destruction of the Ottoman Empire

Why did Justinian lead the Byzantine Empire into a period of expansion?

He wanted to restore the glory of the Roman Empire.

He wanted to spread Islam into Western Europe.

He wanted to block all trade coming into Europe from Asia.

He wanted to create a military alliance with the Mongol Empire.

Why was the first English colony in New England created?

to declare war on Native Americans

Why was Sir Francis Bacon’s creation of the scientific method important to the Scientific Revolution?

It created a system to prove scientific theories.

It prevented religious groups from participating in scientific experiments.

It created a journal of scientific studies.

It allowed governments to fund scientific research.

Why did the Spanish monarchy support the Inquisition in the 15th century?

to solidify the power of the Catholic Church

to spread the ideas of the Protestant Reformation

to increase military support for the Crusades

to bring an end to the Reconquista

How did the Battle of Hastings impact England during the 11th century?

It started the Norman conquests of England.

It made England the capital of the Holy Roman Empire.

It increased the role of England in international trade.

It isolated England from the rest of Europe.

How did the rule of the Tudors impact England?

It solidified England’s role as a global power.

It increased the number of immigrants coming to England.

It isolated England from its traditional allies.

It moved the central power of the Catholic Church to England.

Why did the Catholic Church call for the Council of Trent?

to combat the rising popularity of the Protestant Reformation

to divide the lands gained by the church during the Crusades

to set the prices of indulgences

to increase taxes on church members

How did the geography of North America impact the development of Native American civilizations?

Diverse geographical regions led to the development of unique Native American cultures.

Harsh geographical features isolated Native American cultures from one another.

A lack of natural resources prevented Native American groups from growing.

A lack of rivers prevented Native American groups from trading with one another.

What was a significant consequence of the Columbian Exchange?

It resulted in the widespread exchange of crops and animals between continents.

It caused the decline of European empires.

It led to the isolation of the Americas from Europe.

It prevented the spread of diseases across continents.

Which factor contributed to the rise of the Renaissance in Europe?

The rediscovery of classical texts and ideas.

The decrease in population due to the Black Death.

The decline of trade routes in Asia.

The isolation of European countries from each other.

How did the invention of the printing press impact European society?

It facilitated the rapid dissemination of knowledge and ideas.

It limited the spread of new ideas.

It increased the cost of books and literature.

It led to the decline of literacy rates.

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Why did the popularity of Christianity increase throughout Europe during the Middle Ages?

A. European militaries destroyed the temples of traditional religions.

B. The Catholic Church built monasteries.

C. The Catholic Church adopted Buddhist teachings.

D. European monarchs refused to name official religions in their kingdoms.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Status and wealth in the European feudal system of the Middle Ages were determined by which factor?

A. business revenue

B. land ownership

C. military service

D. slave trading

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How were the heliocentric theories of Copernicus and Kepler different?

A. Kepler believed that planets made elliptical orbits.

B. Kepler believed that planets revolved around Earth.

C. Copernicus believed that planets traveled counterclockwise.

D. Copernicus believed that planets did not have their own gravities.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How did the spread of the Bubonic Plague impact societies in Europe?

A. It prevented the Catholic Church from influencing European societies.

B. It caused the rise of the feudal system in European societies.

C. It made European societies more attractive to African immigrants.

D. It isolated European societies from Asia and the Middle East.

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30 sec • 1 pt

How were traditional religions in Africa different from Christianity?

They were monotheistic.

They practiced ancestor worship.

They had several holy books.

They had no deities.

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Which nations are located in East Asia? Select two that apply.

Belgium

China

Egypt

India

Japan

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Which tool completes this chart?

combustion engine

microscope

printing press

wheel

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Why did the popularity of Christianity increase throughout Europe during the Middle Ages?

Status and wealth in the European feudal system of the Middle Ages were determined by which factor?

How were the heliocentric theories of Copernicus and Kepler different?

How did the spread of the Bubonic Plague impact societies in Europe?

How were traditional religions in Africa different from Christianity?

Which nations are located in East Asia? Select two that apply.

Which tool completes this chart?

Which historical figure was most responsible for bringing Islam into the Kingdom of Mali?

How did the Bubonic Plague impact the European economy? Select three that apply.

How are the Alps and the Ural Mountains similar?

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