WorksheetsWorld History Exam
Total questions: 148
Worksheet time: 3hrs 49mins
Creation vs Evolution
How would you deal with an atheist professor?
What is Pangea?
A supercontinent
A massive continent
A makeup brand
An old country
What was the lifestyle during the Paleolithic Era?
Monotheism
Hammurabi
Nomadic
Zoroastrianism
What area was thought to be where the Garden of Eden was?
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
Babylon
Persia
What is monotheism?
(a)
What is polytheism?
(a)
What is a stepped tower designed to be a temple for their gods?
Colosseum
Ziggurat
Hagia Sophia
Angkor Wat
What is the barter system?
(a)
What is Hammurabi's Code?
(a)
Who was Nebuchadnezzar and how is he biblically relevant?
A Sumer King. He set the Israelites free.
A Babylonian King. He was the king during the story of the Fiery Furnace.
A Persian King. He killed a lot of prophets.
A Spartan King. He just didn't like Jesus.
What is the miracle of the Nile?
(a)
What was Ancient Egypt's religion like?
Harrapa
Zoroastrianism
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
What was important during the Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt?
Pyramids and the Sphinx
Pharaohs were more caring
Hatsheput, King Tut, Cleopatra VII, and Ramses II
Hieroglyphics
What was important during the Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt?
Pyramids and the Sphinx
Pharaohs were more caring for their people
Hatsheput, King Tut, Cleopatra VII, and Ramses II
Hieroglyphics
What was important during the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt?
Pyramids and the Sphinx
Pharaohs were more caring for their people
Hatsheput, King Tut, Cleopatra VII, and Ramses II
Hieroglyphics
What is the difference between hieroglyphics and hieratic script?
Who was the first major ruler of Persia, captured Babylon, and allowed the Israelites to return to Jerusalem?
Darius
Xerxes
Cyrus
Who was a very violent Persian ruler, made Persia the largest empire during that time, and wanted to attack Greece?
Darius
Xerxes
Cyrus
Who invaded Greece, and attacked Thermopylae?
Darius
Xerxes
Cyrus
What was the Royal Road?
What was the Persian religion?
Ziggurat
Monotheistic
Zoroastrianism
Polytheistic
Harrapa and Mohenjo Daro was (a)
What were the social classes in India?
Brahimns, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras, and Untouchables
Kyshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras, Brahimns, and Untouchables
Brahimns, Vaisyas, Sudras, Kshatriyas, and Untouchables
Untouchables, Sudras, Vaisyas, Kshatriyas, and Brahimns
How do you move up in Indian social classes?
(a)
In Hinduism, what is karma and reincarnation?
Who is "The Buddha"?
Siddhartha Gautama
Nirvana
Muhammad
Confucus
In Buddhism, what is the ultimate peace?
Heaven
Filial Piety
Nirvana
Reincarnation
In the Shang dynasty, what was their belief?
Mandate of Heaven
Ancestor worship
Hinduism
Buddhism
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
(a)
What is Filial Piety?
(a)
Who was a ruler at 13, successful in war, ruled China at 38, and was buried with terracotta soldiers?
Qin Shihuangdi
Skddhartha Gautama
Menelaus
Confucius
What is legalism?
(a)
What was the Silk Road?
A fashion company
A mailing system
Very important trading system
A construction company
What became important during the Han Dynasty? Why was it important?
What is Confucianism?
What was the Dynastic Cycle?
Who wrote the Iliad?
Menelaus
Homer
Socrates
Shakespeare
What were the city-states involved during the Iliad?
Troy
Athens
Marathon
Sparta
Who was Helen?
(a)
Who was Paris?
(a)
Who was Menelaus?
(a)
Who was Agamemnon?
(a)
Who was Achilles?
(a)
Who was Hector?
(a)
(a) years without breaching Troy's walls.
What was the Trojan Horse?
What's a Phalanx?
(a)
What was Sparta's reputation?
Who was the Persian emperor during the battle of Marathon?
Ramses
Darius
Xerxes
Cyus
What is Marathon's impact on society today?
(a)
Who was the Persian emperor during the battle of Thermopylae?
Ramses
Darius
Xerxes
Cyus
What was geography at Thermopylae?
(a)
How did the Persian win Thermopylae?
They were just better
They didn't win
A traitor took them through a secret passageway
They destroyed everything
Who thought that they were the best city-state after the Greco-Persian War?
Marathon
Troy
Sparta
Athens
What was a temple to Athena?
Ziggurat
Parthenon
Angkor Wat
Hippodrome
Who fought during Peloponnesian War?
Thermopylae
Athens
Troy
Sparta
How long did the Peloponnesian War last?
3 years
30 years
A few weeks
27 years
Who won the Peloponnesian War?
Thermopylae
Athens
Troy
Sparta
Name five Greek gods.
Where did the Greek gods live?
Mount Olympus
In hearts
A temple
A Denny's
What were the early Olympics like?
What were the three different type of Greek columns?
Doric
Draconian
Ionic
Corinthian
Who was Socrates?
(a)
Who was Plato?
(a)
Who was Aristotle?
(a)
Who did Alexander the Great attack?
Persians
Spartans
Athens
Trojans
Why was Alexander so Great and why did he die?
What year did the Roman Empire start?
99 B.C
515 B.C
609 B.C
509 B.C
In the Punic Wars, it was Rome versus (a) .
What was the result of the Punic Wars?
(a)
Who was the three guys in the First Triumvirate?
Crassus
Pompey
Julius Caesar
Antony
What were 2 things that Julius Caesar did?
What was Dictator Perpetuo?
The Consul needed to know this rule, so he could become Consul
It was an oath that the Consul had to take before becoming Consul
It was a rule that only applied to the Consul
It was the loophole that Julius Caesar used to stay the Consul
Julius Caesar was stabbed (a) times by his Senators.
Who was part of the Second Triumvirate?
Julius Caesar
Antony
Crassus
Octavian
Octavian changed his name to Augustus. Why is that important?
What was the Pax Romana?
The Roman Empire was at war for 200 years.
It was a con in the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire was at peace for 200 years
It was a treaty for the Roman Empire.
During the Pax Romana, what helped irrigate their crops?
Hippodrome
Aqueducts
Colossuem
Sprinklers
What were the events that took place in the Colosseum?
(a)
How many arches were built in the Colosseum?
244
500
235
240
What was the basement in the Colossuem used for?
(a)
What was the architecture like in the Roman Empire?A
Arches
Domes
Vaults
Aqueducts
What were some things that Emperor Nero did?
Who made Christianity legal in Rome?
Emperor Crassus
Emperor Constantinople
Emperor Nero
Julius Caesar
Multiple people invaded the Roman Empire. Who were those people?
Vandals
Mongols
Attila the Hun
Visigoths
What were some theories on the fall of the Roman Empire?
Who is Allah?
(a)
Who was Muhammad?
(a)
What is Kaaba?
(a)
What's the Quran?
(a)
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
What are Infidels?
(a)
What is Bantu? Two options
The original language in Africa
A food they had
A migration of people from Middle Africa to South Africa
A type of language
Ghana traded (a) .
What are camel caravans called?
(a)
Who was the richest man in the world?
Mansa Musa
Ghengis Khan
Jeff Bezos
Elon Musk
What was a major city in Mali?
Kaaba
Timbuktu
Bantu
Ghana
What happened during the Sui dynasty?
Grand Canal
Foot Binding
Civil Service Exams
The Mongols attacked
What happened during the Tang dynasty? Two options
Grand Canal
Foot Binding
Civil Service Exams
The Mongols attacked
Who were the Mongols? Who was their leader?
Who started the Yuan dynasty, a Mongol dynasty, in China?
Khan Khan
Ghengis Khan
Yuan Khan
Kublai Khan
In Japan, what were the honored soldiers called?
Shogun
Serfs
Samurai
Knights
In Japan, who was a strong military leader that was basically the emperor?
Shogun
Genghis Khan
Menelaus
Achilles
What government was military led?
Kingdoms
Shogunate
City-states
Republic
How did the Japanese defeat the Mongols?
(a)
What did the Koryo Dynasty do?
(a)
How did Korea deal with the Mongols?
They fought them
They fled and abandoned towns
They accepted the Mongol's leadership
They weren't attacked by the Mongols
What was the longest ruling Korean dynasty?
Tang Dynasty
Yi Dynasty
Sui Dynasty
Koryo Dynasty
What is a huge Hindu temple?
Kaaba
Parthenon
Colosseum
Angkor Wat
What were major cities in Ancient Asia?
Timbuktu
Malacca
Ankor
Marathon
What is a monk?
(a)
What is a monastery?
(a)
What is a father?
(a)
What is a Pope?
(a)
What is a nun?
(a)
Who was the Frank king that was called Charles the Great, a Christian ruler, and expanded land?
Charlemagne
Urban
Richard I
Saladin
What is a system where there are servants, vassals, knights, lords, and kings?
Muslim
Hinduism
Confucianism
Feudalism
Who invaded the Franks? Two options
Islams
Mongols
Vikings
Muslims
What is the difference between vassals and knights? What is the feudal contract and fief?
What is the civilized behavior of a knight?
Golden Rule
Chivalry
Samurai
Bushido
In jousting, how many points does a knight get when he hits his opponent?
1
2
3
4
In jousting, how many points does a knight get when he hits his opponent and breaks his lance?
1
2
3
4
In jousting, how many points does a knight get when he hits his opponent off of his horse?
1
2
3
4
Know the different parts of a castle
What are the four social classes of medieval time? How do they interact with each other?
What was the lavish city of the Byzantine Empire?
Malacca
Hagia Sophia
Constantinople
Rome
What was the religion of the Byzantine Empire?
They had no religion
Highly Christian
Islamic
Highly Catholic
What were two major buildings in the Byzantine Empire?
St. Peter's Basilica
Hippodrome
Colosseum
Hagia Sophia
Why was Constantinople's location so important?
How did Pope Urban's decree affect the Crusade?
What was the 1st crusade successful?
Not by their original goal, but started the collapse of the Byzantine Empire
Yes, they regained Jerusalem from the Muslims
No, they didn't even get close to Jerusalem
Kind of, they didn't get any land, but they did get a treaty
What was the 2nd crusade successful?
Not by their original goal, but started the collapse of the Byzantine Empire
Yes, they regained Jerusalem from the Muslims
No, they didn't even get close to Jerusalem
Kind of, they didn't get any land, but they did get a treaty
What was the 3rd crusade successful?
Not by their original goal, but started the collapse of the Byzantine Empire
Yes, they regained Jerusalem from the Muslims
No, they didn't even get close to Jerusalem
Kind of, they didn't get any land, but they did get a treaty
What was the 4th crusade successful?
Not by their original goal, but started the collapse of the Byzantine Empire
Yes, they regained Jerusalem from the Muslims
No, they didn't even get close to Jerusalem
Kind of, they didn't get any land, but they did get a treaty
How should the Crusades be remembered?
(a)
Who worked on Manors?
Supporter
Scouts
Serfs
Servants
What were city problems during the Medieval Times?
People were unhygienic
Lots of plastic
There was a lot pollution
Houses were close together
What contained cities around the Baltic and North Sea?
Gothic
Basilicas
Manors
Hanseatic League
What church was rectangular and more castle-like?
Basilica
Mosque
Synagogue
Gothic
What church had taller roofs and stain glass windows?
Basilica
Mosque
Synagogue
Gothic
How did the Black Death get to Europe? What how long did it last? What fraction died?
How did the Black Death impact trade and work?
(a)
Why were there 2 Popes? What cities were involved?
The Hundred Years War lasted (a) years.
What countries were involved in the Hundred Years War?
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Who was Joan of Arc?
Who won the Hundred Year War?
Italy
France
Britain
Germany
