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Global 9 Final - Review

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How newcomers found their way to India

a)

Khyber Pass

b)

Silk Road

c)

Isolation

d)

Green Revolution

2.

Mountain landscapes caused this

a)

Khyber Pass

b)

Silk Road

c)

Isolation

d)

Green Revolution

3.

Goods and ideas traveled from China to Europe through this route

a)

Khyber Pass

b)

Silk Road

c)

Isolation

d)

Green Revolution

4.
What are the basic tenents of the Islam faith called?
a)
Four Noble Truths
b)
Five Pillars
c)
Eightfold path
d)
Three Wise Sayings
5.

God gave Jewish people many laws which are written in the Torah. The most important of these are the

a)

Five Pillars

b)

Ten Commandments

c)

Seven Principles

d)

Charity Boxes

6.

Why is the city of Jerusalem Important?

a)
Jerusalem is the capital of Egypt
b)
Jerusalem is famous for its cuisine
c)

Jerusalem is important due to its religious, political, and cultural significance to the Christianity, Judaism and Islam

d)
Jerusalem is known for its beaches
7.

One way in which Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholicism and Protestantism are similar is because?

a)
They all reject the concept of original sin
b)

Is a Branch of Christianity.

c)
They all have the same religious holidays
d)
They all have the same religious practices
8.

Christianity and Islam are Similar because

a)

Have Roots in Judaism

b)
Their sacred texts are written in ancient Greek
c)
They have no followers
d)
They both originated in South America
9.

At the height of its power, which ancient civilization controlled the entire coastal region surrounding the Mediterranean sea

a)
Roman Empire
b)
Persian Empire
c)
Egyptian Empire
d)
Greek Empire
10.
Christianity, Islam and Judaism all have what in common? (7.2.2)
a)
All are  monotheistic
b)
All are polytheistic
c)
Each have a unique holy city
d)
Each have a unique prophet that is the son of God
11.

what is monotheism?

a)

the belief in two gods

b)

the belief in one god

c)

the belief that there is no god

d)

the belief in many gods

12.
Where did Islam have its origin?
a)
Islam first emerged in Mecca, a city in Arabia in the Middle East.
b)
Canaan, later called the Land of Israel
c)
Judea, it had once been a part of the ancient Kingdom of Israel
d)
Egypt, near the ancient pyramids
13.

The Phrase " from southern Spain, across northern Africa, occupying the Arabian Peninsula to southwest Asia described the empire

a)
Roman Empire
b)
Byzantine Empire
c)
Ottoman Empire
d)

Muslim World

14.

Greece is a peninsula.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Who did the Greeks believe lived on Mount Olympus?

a)

Kings of Greece

b)

Greek Criminals

c)

Greek Gods

d)

All Greek people

16.

What building is at the top of the Acropolis?

a)

The Eiffel Tower

b)

The Coliseum

c)

The White House

d)

The Parthenon

17.

Golden Age of Greece and Hand Dynasty are Similar because

a)
They were both known for their military conquests
b)
They were both located in Asia
c)
They were both ruled by the same monarch
d)
They were both characterized by flourishing arts, literature, philosophy, and scientific achievements.
18.
How was Athenian democracy different from American democracy? 
a)
Citizens were not allowed to serve on juries 
b)
People were not allowed to vote for their leaders 
c)
Women could not participate in public life 
d)
People were not allowed to criticize the government 
19.
What does "direct democracy" mean?
a)
That people vote on laws themselves, without representatives 
b)
That only certain people can serve on juries and hold office
c)
That people who've committed crimes can't vote
d)
That state legislatures elect representatives, not the people themselves
20.
Which of these areas was not part of the Hellenistic world?
a)
Egypt
b)
Greece
c)
Southwest Asia
d)
China
21.
What was the Greek capital of Egypt?
a)
Cairo
b)
Alexandria
c)
Thebes
d)
Giza
22.

Why did the Roman Empire decline

a)
The Roman people lost interest in their culture
b)
The Roman Empire expanded too quickly
c)
The Roman Empire was cursed by the gods
d)
Multiple factors such as political instability, economic issues, military overspending, and invasions by barbarian tribes contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire.
23.

The Golden Ages of Rome, Byzantine and Gupta Empire were caused by

a)
Lack of resources and infrastructure
b)

Successful Economies and businesses

c)
Natural disasters and pandemics
d)
Constant warfare and political instability
24.

What were the first written laws of Ancient Rome called?

a)

The code of Hammurabi.

b)

The Bible.

c)

The Torah.

d)

The Twelve Tables

25.

Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths and the concept of Nirvana are associated with

a)
Buddhism
b)
Judaism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Christianity
26.

What happened once the Roman Empire Fell

a)
Industrial Revolution began
b)
Renaissance period started
c)

Period of disorder and weak central governments

d)
Vikings conquered Europe
27.

After the fall of Western Rome, the Eastern Roman empire became known as

a)
Ottoman Empire
b)
Greek Empire
c)
Roman Empire
d)
Byzantine Empire
28.

The Political system of Ancient Rome was characterized by

a)
Monarchy with a single ruler
b)
Direct democracy with all citizens voting on laws
c)
Oligarchy with power held by a small group of elites
d)

A strong central government with three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial.

29.

Which learning was preserved in the Byzantine Empire

a)
Egyptian knowledge
b)

Classical Greek and Roman knowledge

c)
Roman knowledge
d)
Mayan knowledge
30.

Constantinople became the center of the Byzantine because

a)
Lack of resources, political instability, and cultural decline
b)

Strategic location, natural defenses, and became the center of trade routes

c)
Geographical isolation, military weakness, and social unrest
d)
Limited trade routes, technological backwardness, and religious conflicts
31.

Who was the first leader of the Byzantine?

a)
Emperor Constantine I
b)
Emperor Heraclius
c)
Emperor Theodosius I
d)
Emperor Justinian
32.

Why was the code of Justinian important

a)
It was used as a military code during battles
b)
It served as a basis for many legal systems in Europe and influenced the development of modern law.
c)
It influenced the development of art and literature
d)
It was written in a language that is no longer understood
33.

Followers of Hinduism are expect

a)
Focus on material possessions
b)

Follow the teachings of the Vedas, and the eightfold path

c)
Avoid meditation
d)
Follow the teachings of the Bible
34.

What are the Varnas in Order (Top - Down)

a)
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Aryans
b)
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Dalits
c)
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Untouchables
d)
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras
35.

Which Religion has the Vedas as their Holy Book

a)
Buddhism
b)
Islam
c)
Hinduism
d)
Christianity
36.

Where was Confucianism, Buddhism and Hinduism created

a)

Middle East

b)

Africa

c)

Europe

d)

Asia

37.

Which civilizations believed in the Mandate of Heaven

a)

Ancient China

b)
Mesopotamian empires
c)
Greek city-states
d)
Ancient Egyptian pharaohs
38.

Which belief system was the basis of the Civil Service Exams

a)
Shintoism
b)
Taoism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Confucianism
39.

Why was the Silk Road Important

a)
The Silk Road was important for spreading diseases
b)

The Silk Road was important for facilitating trade and cultural exchange between the Roman Empire and China/India

c)
The Silk Road was important for promoting isolation between regions
d)
The Silk Road was important for hindering technological advancements
40.

What was the Pax Romana

a)
A period of war and conflict in the Roman Empire
b)
A period of peace and stability across the Roman Empire
c)
A famous Roman philosopher
d)
A type of Roman currency
41.

What was the Pax Mongolia

a)
The Pax Mongolia was a treaty signed between the Mongols and the Chinese.
b)
The Pax Mongolia was a war between Mongol tribes.
c)
The Pax Mongolia was a time of famine and unrest in the Mongol Empire.
d)
The Pax Mongolia was a period of peace and stability during the Mongol Empire's rule.
42.

How did Confucianism influence the development of China

a)
Confucianism promoted individualism and freedom, leading to chaos in China.
b)
Confucianism discouraged education and intellectual pursuits, hindering China's progress.
c)

Confucianism emphasized moral values, social order, respect for authority, and education, shaping the development of China.

d)
Confucianism prioritized material wealth over moral values, causing societal unrest in China.
43.

When did European Feudalism begin

a)

After the Renaissance

b)

After the fall of the Byzantine

c)

After Alexander the Great

d)

After the fall of the Roman Empire

44.

Europe during the Middle Ages Looked like

a)
Industrial society with advanced technology
b)
Feudal society with kings, lords, knights, peasants, and influence of the Catholic Church
c)
Democratic society with elected officials
d)
Tribal society with nomadic lifestyle
45.

Which form of government incorporated Chivalry

a)
Democracy
b)
Feudalism
c)
Monarchy
d)
Oligarchy
46.

What was the Primary Goal of the Crusades

a)
Conquer new territories for economic gain
b)
Spread the teachings of Buddhism
c)
Establish a new world order
d)

Defend the Byzantine from the Muslim Turk invaders

47.

How did Black death spread to Europe

a)
Through contaminated water sources
b)
By airborne transmission
c)
Through direct contact with infected individuals
d)

Through trade routes and fleas carried by rats

48.

What was the final outcome of the crusades

a)
Expansion of the crusading movement to Asia
b)
Isolation of Europe from the rest of the world
c)

Jerusalem remained under the control of the Turks

d)
Complete eradication of the Byzantine Empire
49.

What are the levels of the European Feudalism Social Pyramid

a)

Kings, Nobles, Knights, Peasants

b)
Kings, Princes, Paladins, Merchants
c)
Lords, Barons, Pages, Artisans
d)
Emperors, Dukes, Squires, Vassals
50.

Put the European Historical Periods in Order

a)
Ancient Greece and Rome, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Age of Enlightenment, Industrial Revolution, Modern Era
b)
Modern Era, Industrial Revolution, Age of Enlightenment, Renaissance, Middle Ages, Ancient Greece and Rome
c)
Renaissance, Ancient Greece and Rome, Middle Ages, Industrial Revolution, Age of Enlightenment, Modern Era
d)
Medieval Period, Age of Enlightenment, Industrial Revolution, Modern Era, Ancient Greece and Rome, Renaissance
51.

What was the Philosophy of the Renaissance

a)
Materialism, collectivism, and the rejection of classical learning
b)
Absolutism, conformity, and the suppression of classical learning
c)

Humanism, individualism, and the revival of classical Greek and Roman Art and Literature

d)
Utilitarianism, socialism, and the neglect of classical learning
52.

Why was Martin Luther angry and the Catholic Church

a)
He disagreed with many teachings and practices, such as the sale of indulgences and corruption within the church.
b)
He believed in the sale of indulgences
c)
He wanted to become a Pope
d)
He was happy with the teachings and practices of the Catholic Church
53.

Who wrote and published the 95 Thesis

a)
John Calvin
b)
Martin Luther
c)
Henry VIII
d)
Galileo Galilei
54.

What did the Age of Exploration led to

a)
Isolation of different cultures
b)
Decline in international trade
c)
Increase in global warming
d)

Creation of European Colonies

55.

Why were conquistador able to easy take over the Aztec and Incan People

a)
Friendly negotiations
b)
Lack of resources
c)
Peaceful coexistence
d)
Advanced weaponry, diseases, alliances, and military tactics
56.

The Maya, Aztec and Inca had

a)
Located in Europe during the pre-Columbian era
b)
Known for their advanced technology in Asia
c)
Associated with ancient Egypt
d)

had an Advanced and complex society before the arrival of Europeans

57.

What happened during the Age of Absolutism

a)
Monarchs held absolute power and centralized control over their nations.
b)
Monarchs shared power with the nobility
c)
The Age of Enlightenment began
d)
There was a focus on democracy and individual rights
58.

What was a direct result of the Scientific Revolution in Europe

a)
Spread of the Black Death pandemic
b)
Advancement of scientific knowledge and development of the scientific method
c)
Decrease in literacy rates across Europe
d)
Rise of feudalism in European societies
59.

What was the Enlightenment

a)
The Enlightenment was a military movement in Europe during the 18th century
b)
The Enlightenment was an intellectual and philosophical movement in Europe during the 18th century that emphasized reason, science, individualism, and skepticism of traditional authority.
c)
The Enlightenment was a religious revival in Europe during the 18th century
d)
The Enlightenment was a culinary trend in Europe during the 18th century
60.

What was the Scientific Revolution in Europe

a)

The application of reason and experimentation to political thinking

b)
A celebration of artistic achievements in Europe during the Renaissance
c)
A movement to ban scientific research in Europe
d)
A period of political unrest in Europe during the 16th century

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