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WorksheetsUnit 6 Session- Final Exam Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
How was the Roman Empire’s system of government similar to that of the United States today?
Rome established civil law that detailed citizens’ rights and the legal process.
Roman senators were appointed based on their wealth and class.
Only free male citizens were allowed to vote during the Roman Empire’s reign.
Roman rulers were appointed based on heredity and bloodlines.
What influence did Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire have on trade and cross-cultural exchange?
The Mongol Empire banned trade with Japan, leaving the island nation with few natural resources.
The Mongol Empire reached as far as western Africa, influencing trade with African tribes.
The Silk Road grew to 4,000 miles of trade routes, connecting markets of Europe and China.
Genghis Khan was brutal, and this got in the way of trade between the Mongol and Chinese cultures.
Which is the main reason the Crusades began?
Alexius I Comnenus was attacking the Turks in Antioch.
Pope Urban II wanted more land for the church.
Christians wanted to take back Jerusalem from the Turks.
Rome conquered France from the Franks.
Which accurately reflects the origins of the specified world religions?
Which accurately reflects the origins of the specified world religions?
Confucianism began around 551 BC, whereas Zoroastrianism began around AD 500.
Buddhism started around AD 500, whereas Hinduism began around 100 BC.
Judaism began around 2000 BC, whereas Islam began around AD 632.
How did the Crusades affect trade between Europe and the Middle East?
Exotic spices, such as pepper and ginger, and Arab textiles entered the European markets.
The Roman Catholic Church did not allow trade with nations where Islam was practiced.
Economies failed in both Europe and the Middle East, resulting in tax increases on imports.
European-Middle Eastern trade stopped until the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople.
Which accurately describes European feudal society?
In the feudal system, about 60 percent of people were clergy and most were practicing Christians.
In the feudal system, about 75 percent of people were lords and most were practicing Protestants.
In the feudal system, about 45 percent of people were nobles and most were practicing Jews.
In the feudal system, about 90 percent of people were peasants and most were practicing Catholics.
Which accurately describes the origins of Buddhism?
Buddhism began in the Mongol Empire as Sun Tzu spread his ideals throughout Asia.
Buddhism began in China as a man called Confucius spread his ideals throughout Asia.
Buddhism began in India as a man named Siddhartha Gautama became “the Buddha.”
Buddhism began in Pakistan as a man named Akbar the Great became “the Buddha.”
Which accurately describes how the Aztecs’ religious practices affected their culture?
Aztec priests made sure they had good crops by using peasants to build giant statues on Easter Island.
Aztec priests made sure they had good crops by using slaves to build hundreds of terra-cotta sculptures.
Aztec priests made sure they had good crops by praying to the Hindu gods Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma.
Aztec priests made sure they had good crops by sacrificing captured enemies and slaves to the gods.
How did Roman technology change European cities?
Aqueducts brought water for public baths and fountains.
Architecture made cities smaller and more compact.
Advances in medicine led to the building of hospitals.
Roads made cities more spacious and uncrowded.
Because of its location, the city of Timbuktu in Mali was a center of trade for which two goods?
camels and salt
slaves and camels
timber and gold
salt and gold
What was a lasting contribution of the Umayyad caliphate?
making Medina the holiest city in Islam
making Islam the official religion as it spread throughout North Africa
making Baghdad the capital of the Umayyads
making Arabic the official language as it spread throughout North Africa
How did the economy of Ghana grow beyond the Niger River valley?
Muslims carried gold from the Middle East.
Slaves brought trade goods from North Africa.
Berbers used camels to trade across the desert.
Mali kings sailed down the Niger River with goods.
What was the purpose of the Chinese civil service examination?
The test determined who became an apprentice trade worker.
The test determined who became a government official.
The test determined who was allowed to attend school.
The test determined who was drafted into the military.
What statement is accurate about the role of women in the lord-vassal society of Japan?
They often tended to wounded warriors and daimyos.
They served as artisans making weapons for samurai.
They learned to fight and some became samurai.
They rose up the social pyramid and often became shoguns.
Which of the following western landforms isolated the Incan Empire from the rest of South America?
Andes Mountains
Brazilian Highlands
Himalayan Mountains
Amazon Basin
