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WorksheetsUnit 5 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which Chinese Dynasties are associated with:
Gunpowder
Porcelain
The Compass
Paper Currency
The Han Dynasty
The Qin Dynasty
The Tang and Song Dynasties
The Ming and Qing Dynasties
Which major land trade route did many of the innovations of China travel down?
The Swahili Coast
The Silk Road
The Oregon Trail
The Western Passage
What style of fighting were the Mongols famous for?
Fighting on Horseback
Fighting in heavy armor
Fighting on foot
unarmored sword fighting
Who unified the Mongol tribes?
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
Shere Khan
Shaka Khan
True or False: The Mongols promoted trade in their empire
True
False
The early Ming Dynasty in China focused on which of the following?
Converting the population to Islam
Trade and Naval Expeditions
Returning the Mongols to power
Limiting the trade along the Silk Road
Who was the admiral that led many of the Ming Dynasties naval expeditions?
Kublai Khan
Zheng He
Wu Zetian
Zhu Yuanzheng
Which Chinese invention is pictured here?
Paper Currency
Printing Press
Gunpowder
Porcelain
Which Chinese invention is pictured here?
Porcelain
Gunpowder
The Compass
Printing Press
What caused the Ming Dynasty to grow weak?
Isolationism
Lack of warfare
The failure of naval expeditions
The discovery of the New World
What happened to Western Europe after Rome fell?
It converted to Islam
It became small Barbarian kingdoms
The Church abandoned Europe
Eastern Orthodoxy spread as far as Britain
Why was it called the "Dark Ages"
The sun was blotted out by a volcano
There was a lack of learning in Europe
Dark Chocolate had just been discovered
What caused the creation of Feudalism
Boredom
The invasion of the Byzantine Empire into Europe
Attacks from raiders like the Vikings
A lack of a governmental system
What is the name of the system where the king gives land to a noble in exchange for service and allegiance?
Manorialism
Feudalism
What is the name of the system where peasants work and live on the land of a noble in exchange for protection
Feudalism
Manorialism
Who was the highest ranking member of society under feudalism?
King
Knight
Peasant
Noble
What was the lowest ranking member of society under feudalism?
King
Knight
Peasant
Noble
Who were professional soldiers who worked for nobles called?
Kings
Knights
Nobles
Peasants
Which document limited the power of the King of England in 1215?
The Constitution
The Magna Carta
The Bill of Rights
The Declaration of Independence
What was the largest unifying force for the people of Western Europe?
A common language
A common religion
A common king
Where did most of the learning occur in Europe in the Middle Ages?
Farms
Manors
The Church
A Castle
Who is in charge of the Catholic Church?
The Patriarch
The Holy Roman Emperor
The Pope
The Byzantine Emperor
What was the goal of the Crusades?
To capture Mecca
To capture the Holy Land
To convert Rome to Eastern Orthodoxy
To spread Christianity to Asia
What was an unexpected result of the Crusades?
Europeans began to learn to read
Europeans were exposed to new ideas and goods
The Middle East began to convert to Buddhism
Islam began to spread in Europe
True or False: If you were born a peasant you were able to move up the social ladder and become more than a peasant
True
False
