Whose work as a scientist and an artist contributed the most to the development of the Renaissance?

Which achievement contributed to the Renaissance figure Petrarch being referred to as the "Father of Humanism"?

Which U.S. president authorized the use of the atomic bomb on Japan in World War II?

Which reason best explains why Adolf Hitler advocated anti-Semitism as a domestic policy?

Which military action stopped the German advance on the Suez Canal and turned the tide of World War II in North Africa ?

Which European ruler sponsored Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias on his voyage to the African Cape of Good Hope?

Which weapon was first introduced by Britain during World War I?

Which of these circumstances directly led to the outbreak of World War I in 1914?

Which characteristic best describes Renaissance humanism in works of art?

Which European explorer opened ocean trade routes between India and Europe after Bartolomeu Dias became the first European to sail around the Cape of Good Hope?

What was used to provide aid to the Allies before the United States officially entered World War II?

Which warfare tactic was used in response to major improvements in weaponry during World War I?

Which discovery was made by Ferdinand Magellan's expedition?

Which major contribution did Johannes Gutenberg make to the spread of the Renaissance movement?

Which Renaissance figure wrote Utopia, a book that describes a place governed entirely by reason?

Which product most influenced Brazil's dependence on slavery as its main agricultural labor force?

What battle between German and Soviet forces served as a major turning point in World War II?

Which Renaissance writer is famous for writing plays and sonnets?

During whose expeditions of exploration did the direct slave trade between Africa and Europe begin?

Which wartime strategy made the battle for Okinawa and other Pacific Islands especially difficult for Allied forces?

Which wartime strategy made the battle for Okinawa and other Pacific Islands especially difficult for Allied forces?

Which contribution did William Shakespeare make during the Renaissance?

How did nationalism help lead to World War I?

Which European invention is associated with the spread of the Renaissance?

The Medici family played a major role in the development of Renaissance Europe through what area?

Which early policy did Benito Mussolini later abandon during his rise to power in Italy?

Which leader adopted a policy of appeasement in the late 1930s to forestall the possibility of war?

Which military tactic helped to stall or slow World War I to a stalemate?

Which reason influenced President Truman's decision to use the atomic bomb to end World War II?

Which action was a main goal of Joseph Stalin's Great Purge in the late 1930s?

Which group of people was most affected by Adolf Hitler's policy of Aryan supremacy?

Which leader made the decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II?

Which geographical feature was responsible for the political separation between city-states in Greece?

What was Greece's MAJOR contribution to society

Athens was known for it's democracy and trade whilst Sparta was known for it's

Which is not a something that Greece contributed to the world?

The U.S.'s __________ is almost identical the to The Roman Republic's ______________.

Which is not a contribution of Rome to the world?

The Roman Empire was extremely big, although it was a major reason for Rome's

Which is not a reason for the Fall of Rome?

Which Emperor was responsible for legalizing Christianity and ultimately its spread?

Constante split the Roman Empire into

Constantine moved the Capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to

The _______ Empire fell whilst the _________ stayed strong for hundreds of years longer

The Eastern Roman Empire later became known as

When Constantinople fell to the Islamic Ottoman Turks, it became known as

Istanbul/Constantinople was known for it being a major

Which major trade route connected Muslim and Asian East and the Christianized West, in the middle ages?

Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are the 3 major _____ religions

Monotheism seemed more advanced than polytheism as it

The founder/prophet of Islam is

The Golden Age of Islam is NOT known for

The black plague/death is also know as

The black death Did NOT do this

Which religious group was blamed for the black plague, in Europe

The Catholic church had a lot of power in middle ages Europe, and was seen as _______ at times

The Renaissance focused around the ideas of

Renaissance is a rebirth of

Hellenism is known as a blend of Greek, Persian, Indian and Egyptian cultures, but also emphasized the importance of

Humanism can best be described as

The Renaissance was funded by Italian, wealthy

The primary and first reason for exploration of the Americas was

which group was negatively affected the most by exploration?

Which Continent was not part of the Columbian Exchange and Triangular Trade

Slaves, New crops, new products and ___________ were major parts of the columbian exchange

The route that Africans were forced to take whilst becoming slaves, to the Americas, was known as the

Absolutism is best described as

___________ gave Monarchs the right from God to have Absolute power

TheMajor outcome of the Glorious Revolution of England was

The Age of Enlighten had to do with logic and

Thomas Hobbes believed people were natural

John Locke belivied that humans had

Locke and Rosseau believed in

Social Contract is where the ______ gives loyalty to government to in exchange for protection of natural rights

Mary Wollstonecraft was known as the first

The Scientific Revolution's goal was to convince people to use logic and the ________ to help solve issues

Copernicus' Heliocentric theory was the theory that the sun revolved around the earth

The _____ felt threatened by the Scientific Revolution because it challenged its traditional teachings

Which was not a reformer of the Scientific Revolution

Which person did NOT play a role in the protestant Reformation?

The goal of the Catholic Churches' counter-reformation was to

which groups trade routes were responsible for the black plague?

Which was not a major invention of the Tang/Song dynasties of China?

Which invention helped print out Bibles for the masses, in the Protestant Reformation

Which is NOT a reason for the French Revolution

Which estate was taxed the most (basically the only one taxed) in pre-revolution France

Robespierre's Reign of Terror was led by liberal extremist to rid France of it

Napoleon gained power during the French Revo and was ultimately known for his

After napoleon was defeated, which meeting was held to ensure no government could have that much power in Europe

Besides limiting Frances' Power, what was another MAJOR goal of the Congress of Vienna?

Which was not an affect of the Industrial Revolution

which economic structure promotes individual work and private ownership of business

The working class is known as the

Communism and Socialism differ because of the ________ in socialism

Which is known as a classless and equal society?

Imperialism is best described as

which event unfairly divided up Africa amongst European nations?

Name two major affects of the Columbian exchange

Name two major affects of the Columbian exchange

Nationalism is extreme ______ in one's country, usually taken to agressive measures

What is not a MAIN cause of WWI

Industrialism increased new technology and availability in ______ during WWI

Which style of fighting was most common in WWI and largely unsuccessful

The Treaty of Versailles punished which country the hardest

Wilson's 14 points led to the creation of the

Which did NOT happen to Germany after the Treaty of Versailles

What event, besides the Treaty of Versailles, put Germany into a major economic depression

What event, besides the Treaty of Versailles, put Germany into a major economic depression