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Worksheets10th Grade Honors World History Mid-Term (2020) Part 2
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 53mins
The protestants who saw no hope for change in the English church and who removed themselves from it were called . . .
Anabaptists.
Presbyterians.
Puritans.
Separatists.
What German developed movable-type printing in Europe?
Luther
Melanchthon
Holbein
Gutenberg
Which painter was famous for The School of Athens?
Raphael
da Vinci
Michelangelo
Ghiberti
This artist became the official court painter of Henry VIII.
Dürer
Raphael
Gutenberg
Holbein
Which of the following was not a positive consequence of the Renaissance?
Moral restraints were weakened.
There was a revived interest in the literature and the languages of the ancient
world.
Movable-type printing developed in Europe.
The proper emphasis on individual responsibility was stressed.
How was Johann Tetzel able to convince so many people to buy indulgences?
He convinced them they could get away with murder.
He had a sale or offered discounts many weeks out of the year.
People felt sorry for him since he was so poor.
He told people that a loved one would be delivered from purgatory.
Who was the Roman Catholic queen of Scotland?
Mary Stuart
Catherine de Medici
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Which English monarch executed Cranmer, Latimer, and Ridley?
Mary Stuart
Edward VI
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Which of the following cannot be credited as being the work of Martin Luther?
Shorter Catechism
Augsburg Confession
“A Mighty Fortress Is Our God”
German translation of the New Testament
Philip II conspired to kill Elizabeth I and place whom on the English throne?
Catherine
Anne
Mary Stuart
Mary I
Who cast the first full-scale equestrian statue since Roman times?
Raphael
Donatello
Holbein
Botticelli
The Thirty-Nine Articles were . . .
a statement of Protestant faith.
a revision of the Forty-Two Articles.
written under Elizabeth I.
all the above.
Although Philip II of Spain was married to Mary I of England, he did not get control of the English throne because Mary . . .
was Protestant and he was Catholic.
died childless, leaving no heir.
left Philip out of her will.
divorced him.
Which church was established in Scotland through the influence of John Knox?
Anglican
Baptist
Roman Catholic
Presbyterian
Under whose leadership did the Protestants in the Netherlands fight to stop Spanish Catholic dominance?
John Calvin
John Knox
Philip II
William of Orange
Match the following places with the correct letters from the map.
Euphrates River
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Red Sea
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H
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Area settled by Ham
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H
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Persian Gulf
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H
E
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Caspian Sea
A
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Plain of Shinar
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Area settled by Japheth
F
J
D
B
G
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Mediterranean Sea
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J
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B
G
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Mount Ararat
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G
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Area settled by Shem
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G
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Tigris River
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Black Sea
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Baltic Sea
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England
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Holy Roman Empire
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Ireland
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North Sea
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Ottoman Empire
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F
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Poland
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Russia
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Sweden
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Austria
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Denmark
L
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France
L
B
K
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C
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Hungary
L
B
K
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C
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Kingdom of Naples
L
B
K
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C
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Netherlands
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Norway
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Papal States
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Spain
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According to the evolutionary theory, what is another name for the New Stone Age?
(a)
List the three central truths of the Christian worldview.
(a)
Which type of primary source is the most important to historians?
(a)
What is the term for the physical and mental environment developed through human thought and
labor?
(a)
What do we call the division of labor that is part of the culture of every city?
(a)
What were the Persian provinces called?
(a)
What Greek word means “land between the rivers”?
(a)
What ancient civilization had modern plumbing in the palace?
(a)
Which title of Octavian’s meant “first citizen”?
(a)
What historian lived during the Augustan Age and wrote a lengthy history of Rome?
(a)
Which Greek physician wrote an encyclopedia of medicine?
(a)
Who was the Han ruler who repelled an invasion by the Huns?
(a)
Pax Sinica was established under which Chinese dynasty?
(a)
What Indian poet is known as “the Indian Shakespeare”?
(a)
What is the name of the sacred shrine in Mecca that once housed hundreds of pagan idols?
(a)
What was the largest ethnic group living in early Russia?
(a)
Muslims pray toward and take pilgrimages to what city?
(a)
What two religions were practiced during the Koryo dynasty?
(a)
What name is given to the vast, grassy plains that stretch from western China to eastern Europe?
(a)
Who laid the foundation for a unified England?
(a)
Who, nicknamed Barbarossa, married his son to the heiress of Sicily?
(a)
What invaders did Europe most fear?
(a)
The Spanish effort to drive out the Moors from Spain is known as what?
(a)
What was the name for the meeting of the French representatives from the church, the nobility, and
the townspeople?
(a)
Who was probably the best example of the so-called Renaissance man?
(a)
Who is generally considered the greatest playwright of all time and the finest poet in the English
language?
(a)
Who wrote The Institutes of the Christian Religion?
(a)
Who drew up the Augsburg Confession?
(a)
Which monarch sponsored the Book of Common Prayer and the Forty-Two Articles?
(a)
Who appointed Thomas Cranmer as the archbishop of Canterbury?
(a)
