WorksheetsREVIEW CHAPTER 3, 4, AND 5
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 5mins
Japan borrowed its written language from what country?
China
Mongol
Korea
The Samurai lived by an unwritten military code known as?
Bushido
Hara-kiri
Shogun
Japanese warriors also committed suicide to prove their loyalty to their master is called as........
Bushido
Hara-Kiri
Samurai
What is the Japanese warrior called?
Samurai/Bushi
Hara-Kiri
Shintoism
What kind of religion that Japanese believed that Emperor was as descendant of sun goddess?
Shintoism
Zen Buddhism
Hindu
Who was the Mongol leader who first united the Mongol tribes?
Chinggis Khan
Batu Khan
Salman Khan
What was the Mongol leader who invaded Russia?
Chinggis Khan
Salman Khan
Batu Khan
What is the name of tent that Mongolians used for a living?
Long cloth
Umbrella
Yurt
Yoritomo was the first Japanese leader to receive what tittle?
Samurai
Shogun
Hara-kiri
What modern country developed from Angkor?
Japan
Cambodia
Korea
What kingdom was eventually overtaken by the Dai Viet kingdom?
Dai Viet
Champa
Cambodia
Vietnam developed from what two kingdoms?
Dai Viet and Cambodia
Dai Viet and Champa
Cambodia and Champa
What was the Japanese term for the "divine wind" that prevented Mongol invasions?
Golden Horde
Kamikaze
Tamerlane
What was the name of the Mongol empire in western Asia?
Kamikaze
Golden Horde
Ming
What's the name of Mongol leader whose empire extended from Turkey to India?
Batu Khan
Tamerlane
Kamikaze
What is flat grassland in Africa called?
Sahara
Savanna
Sahel
What kind of animals was seldom killed by Africans because it was considered a sign of wealth?
Zebra
Cattle
Goat
What types of food were grown in sub-Saharan Africa?
Grains, watermelon, peas, and cotton
Grains, watermelon, peas, and rice
Grains, watermelon, peas, and roots (yams)
What term refers to the belief that spirits live in rivers, trees, rocks, and mountains?
Animism
Polytheism
Kikuyu
Which African clan in Kenya believed in one god and had an account of Creation that somewhat resembled the account in Scripture?
Ghana
Kikuyu
Ngai
What name did the Greeks give to Aksum and all territories below?
Ethiopia
Mali
Songhai
What was the name of the slave who introduced Coptic Christianity to Ethiopia?
Musa
Lalibela
Frumentius
What famous city was located near the Niger River?
Ethiopia
Timbuktu
Gold Coast
What kind of essential animal for trans - Saharan trade?
Sheep
Goat
Camel
What trade language developed from the Bantu dialect?
English
Kilwa
Swahili
What was the name of the city where the Great Enclosure was built?
Great Zimbabwe
Ghana
Ethiopia
What city became a key coastal port for the empire of Zimbabwe?
Kilwa
Ethiopia
Mali
What religion did Ibn Battuta find in Kilwa?
Islam
Christian
Hindu
How did Islam spread to sub-Saharan Africa?
Muslim Armies
Muslim preachers
Muslim Merchants
What were China's discoveries that are still being used until now?
Paper, Compass, Gunpowder, and Printing
Paper, Compass, Gunpowder, and Plane
Paper, Compass, Gunpowder, and Rail Train
What was the name of the first Chinese dynasty?
Shang
Song
Ming
Under which Chinese dynasty did the population double?
Shang
Ming
Song
What product developed by the Chinese became a major item for export?
Silk
Iron
Paper
Which group in Chinese society was considered the lowest class?
Merchant
Scholar
Farmer
What was a law code that Chinggis Khan wrote?
Siege Warfare
Great Yasa
Bushido
What leading palace official held the true power in the Merovingian dynasty?
Charles the great
Charles Martel
Mayor of the palace
Who granted Pepin the Short the right to take the title of king?
The queen
The mayor of palace
The pope
What ruler supported a revival of learning and made monasteries the centers of Western knowledge?
Clovis
Hugh Capet
Charlemagne
Under what pope did the papacy reach its peak?
Innocent I
Innocent II
Innocent III
The Roman Church taught that sacraments were means of earning_____________________
Prosperity
Grace necessary for salvation
Kindness
Which one was untrue about the decline of feudalism in Europe?
Rise of king and queen
The growth of population, towns, and trade
Rise of monarchies
Who was the nobleman that conquered England in 1066?
William the Conqueror
Phillip II
Clovis
Who was French king taking land in France from an English king?
William the Conqueror
Phillip II
Phillip I
Which one was untrue that government of Venice similar to the government of Ancient Rome?
Republic and representative government
Power originating from the citizens
Lead by Emperor
Which one was untrue about motive for Crusades?
To be the leader of that place
To expand the influence of the Roman Church
To trade and and gain wealth
Which ones were two devices invented by Europeans in the Middle Ages?
Mechanical clock and compass
Gunpowder and spectacles
Mechanical clock and spectacles
Knights were trained to live by what code?
Salvation
Chivalry
Truce of God
During the Middle Ages, students were taught in what language?
English
Mandarin
Latin
What tribes moved into Roman territory and eventually took over the Roman Empire?
African Tribes
Indian Tribes
German tribes
Who was the English king that triggered the start of the Hundred Years' War?
Edward III
Joan
Charlemagne
Who rallied the French to defeat the English during the Hundred Years' War?
Edward III
Joan of Arc
Clovis
What animals have been blamed for spreading the Black Death?
Rats and their fleas
Rats and tigers
Tigers and Lion
After whom was the Carolingian house named?
After Charlemagne
After After Edward III
After Clovis
Which one was not the reason of Pope Urban II call for the First Crusade?
To regain access to the Holy Land
To defeat the Pope Urban II
To defeat the infidel Muslims
Which calamity caused the slowest and most agonizing deaths in Europe?
The Great Famine of 1351
The Great Famine of 1315
Hundred Years' War
Who called for Crusade to liberate the Holy Land and defeat the Infidels?
Pope Urban I
Pope Urban II
Pope Urban III
Which one is not correct about the motives for the Crusade?
To gain wealth and land
To expand the influence of the Roman Church
To prove religious fervor, to travel, and to trade
To spread about equality between men and women
Who were Crusades?
Medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims.
Medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to extend their territories
Medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to destroy enemies
Which device was not invented by European in the Middle Ages?
Mechanical Clock
Spectacles
Compass
Which church decree limited the days on which fighting could occur?
Forgiveness of God
Salvation of God
Truce of God
Which one was not correct the reason of Pope Urban II called for the First Crusade?
He wanted to regain access to the Holy Land
He wanted to defeat the Infidel Muslima
He wanted to take Gold in Holy Land
Which one was not the correct reason why Chinese Merchants were prevented from serving in government in China?
Because they were mobile. So, the leaders considered them to be a threat
Because they were wise. So, the leaders considered them to be a threat
Because they were wealthy. So, the leaders considered them to be a threat
