WorksheetsSAVVAS World History 10 - Lessons 7-9
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins
Vassals pledged, or swore oaths of loyalty to their feudal lords. This was called a feudal ___________________.
Manor
Contract
Estate
Sacrament
This apostle of Jesus wrote almost half the New Testament and is credited with spreading Christianity across the Roman world. Who is it?
Abraham
Paul
Constantine
Augustine
Roman tribunes had power to block or cancel laws. The US President has this same power today to _________________ laws he thinks are bad for the country.
Veto
Decree
Legislate
Dictation
A technology Romans built to transport water over long distances.
Aqueducts
Aquaman
Aquariums
Underground waterwheels
The difference between serfs and peasants was --
The serfs were free to come and go as they pleased.
The serfs owned the land; the peasants did not.
If the feudal lord died, the land and the serfs belonged to the new landowner.
The Church buried them on the manor when they died.
The bishops of major cities disagreed over who should be in charge of the Church. Eventually the bishops of the city of Rome claimed authority and took the title of ______________.
Messiah
Martyr
Emperor
Pope
The Romans had two social classes. Which one was the wealthy, land-owning class?
Patricians
Plebieans
Consuls
Tribunes
In 768 A.D., Charles Martel's grandson became king of the Franks and was named as the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
Justinian
Caesar
Charlemagne
Henry the Eighth
Which was NOT a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?
Political corruption
Invasion by barbarians
A fair tax system and a period of peace
Loss of patriotism by the citizens
When the Christian Church in the East and West grew farther apart over a dispute over the use of holy icons in 1054, what was that called?
The Great Escape
The Great Awakening
The Great Schism
Excommunication
Who was the great prophet of Islam?
Muhammad
Ali
Constantine
Genghis Khan
The holy book of Islam is __________________
The Bible
The Quran
The Torah
The Bhagavad Gita
In the Five Pillars of Islam, what is the Hajj?
Praying five times daily
Giving to the poor
Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan
Making the pilgrimage to Mecca
This Muslim empire was based in modern-day Turkey.
Ummayad
Abbasid
Ottoman
Safavid
Which of the Muslim empires was based in modern-day Iran and was predominantly Shiite?
Ummayad
Abbasid
Ottoman
Safavid
The Silk Road was a major trade route that connected Asia and Europe. The route began in _______________________ and ended in Chang'an China.
Isfahan, Persia
Baghdad, Iraq
Istanbul, Turkey
Egypt in Northern Africa
Muslim scholar Al-Khwarizmi pioneered the study of ________________________.
Medicine
Algebra
Philosophy
Poetry
Africa is very large and it posed many geographical barriers to travel and trade. These include waterfalls, thick forests, and the _______________________ Desert in northern Africa.
Gobi
Mojave
Atacama
Sahara
Mansa Musa, the richest man in the history of the world according to some estimates, was the king of this country.
Ethiopia
Songhai
Ghana
Mali
Swahili was an important language in Africa. It was based in the Bantu language, but it used some words and the written letters from this language.
Arabic
Latin
Greek
Chinese
Who was the founder of Sikhism, a world religion that developed in India after the conflicts between Islam and Hinduism?
Muhammad
Abraham
Nur Jahan
Guru Nanak
In the Tang and Song dynasties, this was the lowest social class.
Peasants
Serfs
Merchants
Slaves
A Mongel chieftain who united several warring clans and took the name meaning "Universal Ruler" was:
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
Babur
Akbar the Great
After a period of Mongol rule, general Yi Songye overthrew the rulers and set up the ___________________dynasty, the longest-lasting, but final Korean dynasty.
Koryo
Silla
Choson
Two important religions in Japan are ______________ and ____________.
Shinto and Zen
Christianity and Buddhism
Sikhism and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
