What is the division of labor that is part of every city?

What term denotes the tendency for humans to love themselves supremely and not to love God or their fellow humans as they should?

Sumerian temple towers were called . . .

Giza is the location of the . . .

One of the few female rulers of Egypt was . . .

The greatest Egyptian warrior-king, sometimes called the "Napoleon of Egypt," was . . .

Assyrians were known for all the following except . . .

Israel's history can be traced back to . . .

The kingdom of Judah was made up of the tribes of . . .

The Chaldeans can also be called the . . .

What city was not only the capital of the Assyrian Empire but also a city where Jonah preached?

The dispersion, or scattering, of the Jews is known as the . . .

Sennacherib was a(n) _______________ king.

Which of the following statements does not characterize the Greek Dark Ages?

Which of the following was not a form of government experienced by the Greek city-states?

On what island was the earliest center of Aegean civilization?

What city located near the Hellespont became a major commercial rival for other early Greek cities?

The leading commercial center of the early mainland Aegean civilization was . . .

Greek colonization was especially abundant on which island?

Which of the following is not associated with Sparta?

Who determined the circumference of the globe by using geometry?

Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian refer to Greek . . .

What term refers to a breakdown of government and order?

Which of the following is not true of Socrates?

Who finally led the Romans to victory over Carthage in the Second Punic War?

The victory of Sulla in the first civil war increased the power of the . . .

In what year was Rome founded>

Which literary figure was also a leading politician, author, lawyer, and statesman?

Which of the following was a philosopher who saw Stoicism as the solution to Rome's moral decline?

The first official Roman persecution of Christianity began under the emperor . . .

At what council was Christ's deity affirmed?

Who established the Mauryan Empire?

Chinese writing consists of . . .

Frumentius is best known for his . . .

What was the religion of most of the people in sub-Saharan Africa?

Who threatened to invade India in 326 BC?

Who was the king of Aksum that praised the Lord of Heaven after a victory in battle?

Which empire experienced perhaps the greatest era of prosperity and achievement for India?

Which of the following is not true about Buddhism?

One of the most enduring achievements of the Byzantine Empire was the preservation of which law code?

Which army annihilated the Byzantine army at the Battle of Manzikert?

What city on the Dnieper River was the center of the early Russian state?

What fierce Mongolian warriors invaded Russia in the thirteenth century?

The Umayyad caliphate and the Abbasid caliphate differed in that the . . .

The ceremonial practice of committing suicide was called . . .

Japanese warriors were called . . .

Which of the following was not a part of Japanese history?

The practice of footbinding was probably started during the _____________ dynasty.

What religion is based on the belief that a gifted person can interact with spirits?

What was the official religion of the Tang dynasty?

What Southeast Asia region did the Thai and Vietnamese gain control of in the fifteenth century?

Where in the empire did many Holy Roman emperors meddle, thus allowing greater freedom to Germany’s feudal princes?

The selling of church offices is called . . .

Who provided protection on the local level following the collapse of Charlemagne’s empire?

Monks began to compile the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle during what king’s reign?

Who grew up in Sicily and later broke his promise to Innocent III?

Philip II tripled the size of his domain by taking land from which English king?

Which of the following was not an economic principle brought about by the revival of trade and changes in business methods?

The middle class accomplished all the following except

Near the end of the Middle Ages, what institutions became the places of learning?

The author of the Divine Comedy was . . .

Vernacular literature developed first in the form of . . .

The primary centers of education during the early Middle Ages were . . .

Which of the following did not lead to the Hundred Years’ War between France and England?

The period in which more than one pope claimed supremacy is called the . . .

The nation of Spain was created by the union of which two thrones?

Which of the following did not occur following the Hundred Years’ War?

What group did the people of the Iberian Peninsula seek to drive out?

Which do not characterize Romanesque architecture?

The Wars of the Roses were what type of war?

Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses covered the issue of . . .

The word renaissance is French for what English word?

What period of history did the Renaissance humanists admire?

Who is called the Father of Renaissance Painting?