WH I Final Exam Review Flash Cards

The statements describe a historical figure: He was crowned Emperor on Christmas Day, 800 A.D. He supported the revival of learning. He was a Frank who founded the Holy Roman Empire. Fill in the blank: The statements above describe ________.

• Clovis

• Charles Martel

• Richard the Lionhearted

• Charlemagne

The figure pictured above is:

• Asoka

• Siddhartha Gautama

• Moses

• Han Wudi

Ancient Spartan government was an oligarchy because: a. Everyone in the city met and made decisions together. b. A small group of elders ran the government. c. Children were trained in warfare. d. A leader inherited his right to rule from his father.

• Everyone in the city met and made decisions together.

• A small group of elders ran the government.

• Children were trained in warfare.

• A leader inherited his right to rule from his father.

Which Byzantine Emperor reconquered parts of the western Empire?

• Constantine

• Nero

• Justinian

• Theodora

During the early European Middle Ages, most people were: a. Lords and vassals b. Serfs and peasants c. Monks and priests d. Barbarians.

• Lords and vassals

• Serfs and peasants

• Monks and priests

• Barbarians

The cycle displayed in the chart above applies to which ancient civilization?

• Mesopotamia

• China

• Phoenicia

• Egypt

The Mongol Empire controlled nearly the entire path of which ancient trade route?

• The Silk Road

• The Salt route

• The Road to el Dorado

• The Hanseatic League

Religion and religious art in Rome was heavily influenced by:

• Greeks

• Macedonians

• Carthaginians

• Etruscans

What is the main idea behind the author's statement about the impact of Roman culture?

• Roman culture had a negative impact on other cultures.

• A great deal of modern culture can be traced back to Rome.

• A great deal of modern culture can be traced back to Greece.

• The development of Roman culture is what ended the “Dark Ages.”

Which answer BEST replaces the question mark in the chart about Religion Movements?

• West Africa

• Northern Asia

• Korea and Japan

• China and Persia