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WorksheetsPost-Classical Test Review
Total questions: 127
Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins
Which is NOT a name for the period we covered in Millennium News?
Medieval Era
Ancient Era
Post-Classical Era
Middle Ages
Which date range most accurately describes this period?
600 BCE – 600 CE
600 – 1450
1450 – 1750
1750 – 1900
Clovis I united the Barbarians to form which kingdom?
The Roman Empire
The Frankish Kingdom
The Kingdom of the Visigoths
The Kingdom of the Ostrogoths
Which were the first two major Islamic Caliphates?
Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates
Mughal and Umayyad Caliphates
Abbasid and Ottoman Caliphates
Fatimid and Mamluk Caliphates
Which two dynasties are considered one of China’s Golden Ages?
Tang and Song
Ming and Qing
Sui and Song
Yuan and Ming
In which continent did the Bantu Migration occur?
Africa
Asia
Europe
South America
Which Mesoamerican culture developed Pitz?
Aztec
Maya
Olmec
Inca
Which strategic game was invented in India before spreading west?
Chess
Go
Checkers
Backgammon
When were the last ancient Greek Olympics held?
393 CE
476 BCE
776 BCE
1896
Which invention helped sailors navigate by using the stars? (a)
(a) was an ancestor of chemistry and involved trying to turn one material into another, such as turning other metals into gold.
Which Chinese invention revolutionized communication?
(a)
What kind of musician would travel from city to city with their storytelling songs?
(a)
What was the split between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church called? (a)
Who was the leader of the Catholic Church, and in which city was he located?
Dalai Lama, Lhasa
Pope, Vatican City (Rome)
Archbishop, London
Patriarch, Constantinople
Who was the leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church, and in which city was he located?
Patriarch, Constantinople
Pope, Rome (Vatican City)
Archbishop, London
Dalai Lama, Dharamshala
Which two sects (groups) of Islam split in 632? became (a) .
Which trade network connecting Eurasia and Africa experienced a resurgence during the Post-Classical Era?
(a)What economic system dominated Western Europe and Japan during this time?
(a)
Whose trade network relied on goods such as jade, obsidian, and cacao? (a)
The monsoon winds heavily impacted trade across which ocean?
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
The period of economic, cultural, and intellectual decline (such as the one experienced in Medieval Europe) is also known as a what?
Renaissance
Enlightenment
Dark Ages
Industrial Revolution
What word—like indigenous—means belonging to the first people to live in a place, before colonization?
Aboriginal
Colonial
Migrant
Foreigner
Which sea completely froze over during the Little Ice Age?
Baltic Sea
Red Sea
North Sea
Black Sea
The Black Death is the name given to the spread of which disease during this period?
Bubonic Plague
Smallpox
Cholera
Influenza
(a) called Christians to march into battle.
Which city did the pope wish to reclaim? (a)
(a) were in control of Jerusalem at the start of the Crusades.
Which Caliphate was in power in the Holy Land after defeating the Abbasids?
Umayyad Caliphate
Fatimid Caliphate
Ottoman Empire
Mamluk Sultanate
Which term best describes the period from the 5th to the 15th century, known for significant cultural, social, and political changes after the fall of the Roman Empire?
The Renaissance Era
The Post-Classical Era
The Modern Era
The Industrial Era
Briefly describe the following terms in your own words: The Islamic Caliphate
What was The Great Schism?
A division within the Christian Church in the 11th century
A medieval European war
A famous renaissance painting
An ancient Greek philosophy
Briefly describe the following terms in your own words: The Silk Road
A digital marketplace on the internet
An ancient network of trade routes connecting the East and West
A modern highway system in Asia
A famous railroad in the United States
Briefly describe the following term in your own words: feudalism.
Briefly describe the following terms in your own words: The Crusades
The (a) was a pandemic that resulted in the deaths of millions of people in the 14th century.
Located in modern-day Mexico
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Gupta Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Located in modern-day Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus
Early Christian Ireland
Islamic Caliphates
Macedonian Renaissance
Gupta Empire
Kievan Rus'
Located in Northwest Europe (on an island)
Macedonian Renaissance
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Sassanian Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Located in India
Kievan Rus'
Gupta Empire
Macedonian Renaissance
Islamic Caliphates
Early Christian Ireland
Located in modern-day Turkey and Greece
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Sassanian Empire
Macedonian Renaissance
Early Christian Ireland
Located in modern-day Iran (Persia)
Sasanian Empire
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Gupta Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Located in the Middle East and North Africa
Maya & Teotihuacán
Early Christian Ireland
Islamic Caliphates
Kievan Rus'
Macedonian Renaissance
Located in China
Islamic Caliphates
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Tang & Song Dynasties
Early Christian Ireland
Major Cities: Kiev and Novgorod
Kievan Rus'
Macedonian Renaissance
Early Christian Ireland
Islamic Caliphates
Gupta Empire
Major Cities: Chichen Itza, Cakamul, and Tulum
Macedonian Renaissance
Early Christian Ireland
Gupta Empire
Kievan Rus'
Maya & Teotihuacán
Major Cities: Ctesiphon and Esfahan
Gupta Empire
Maya & Teotihuacán
Sassanian Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Kievan Rus'
Which historical period or empire is associated with the major cities: Constantinople, Alexandria, and Antioch?
Macedonian Renaissance
Maya & Teotihuacán
Sassanian Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Kievan Rus'
Which historical period or empire is associated with the major cities: Chang'an, Hangzhou, Luoyang?
Islamic Caliphates
Early Christian Ireland
Tang & Song Dynasties
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Which historical period or empire is associated with the major cities: Baghdad, Damascus, Córdoba, and Mecca?
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Maya & Teotihuacán
Kievan Rus'
Islamic Caliphates
Which historical period or empire is associated with the major cities: Pataliputra, Ayodhya, and Mathura?
Kievan Rus'
Gupta Empire
Islamic Caliphates
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Major Cities: Armagh, Kilkenny, and Dublin
Kievan Rus'
Maya & Teotihuacán
Sassanian Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Paper, magnetic compass, gunpowder
Tang & Song Dynasties
Islamic Caliphates
Kievan Rus'
Maya & Teotihuacán
Early Christian Ireland
Manuscripts, metal crosses, stonework
Kievan Rus'
Sassanian Empire
Maya & Teotihuacán
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Cyrillic alphabet, St. Sophia Cathedral
Kievan Rus'
Islamic Caliphates
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Gupta Empire
Arch of Ctesiphon, Zoroastrian, Chess, Polo
Gupta Empire
Maya & Teotihuacán
Early Christian Ireland
Sasanian Empire
Kievan Rus'
Ajanta & Ellora Caves, decimal system, reconstructive surgery
Macedonian Renaissance
Kievan Rus'
Gupta Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Islamic Caliphates
Elaborate mosaics, the Hagia Sophia, Eastern Orthodox Church
Maya & Teotihuacán
Sassanian Empire
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Kievan Rus'
Religious tolerance, House of Wisdom, astrolabe, algebra
Islamic Caliphates
Kievan Rus'
Maya & Teotihuacán
Early Christian Ireland
Macedonian Renaissance
Tzolk'in (calendar), Pyramid of the Sun, jade and obsidian jewelry/weapons are associated with which of the following?
Macedonian Renaissance
Early Christian Ireland
Kievan Rus'
Maya & Teotihuacán
Gupta Empire
Which economic system would you say is most like feudalism? Why?
Which economic system would you say is most different from feudalism? Why?
Do you think feudalism was good or bad for society? Defend using evidence. (at least FIVE sentences)
Would you rather be a European king or a Japanese emperor during the Middle Ages? Why?
Would you rather be a European lord or a Japanese daimyo during the Middle Ages? Why?
Would you rather be a European knight or a Japanese samurai during the Middle Ages? Why?
Would you rather be a European serf or a Japanese peasant during the Middle Ages? Why?
Would you rather be a European woman OR a Japanese woman? Why?
True or False: The people get to vote on who the next monarch is.
True
False
- Basic rights of citizens
- Rule of law
- Representative assemblies
A grievance is a ________
punishment
document
right
complaint
Which king was "forced" to sign the Magna Carta?
King John
King James
King Louis
King Henry
The Magna Carta was signed in what year?
1315
1492
1607
1215
Before the Magna Carta was signed, King John had ______
limited power
a democracy
justice power
absolute power
Rule by the People
Democracy
Constitution
Constitutional Monarchy
Parliament
In which country was the Magna Carta written?
France
Italy
England
U.S.A.
divided into four khanates
returned to Chinese rule
converted to Islam
destroyed entirely
Kublai Khan's grandfather was
What is the Black Death?
Virus
Strong Common Cold
Infectious Disease
Cut
Where did the Bubonic Plague come from?
Africa
North America
Europe
Central Asia
How did the Black Death get to Europe?
Car and train
Ship and Silk road
Mail and Air
Buggies and Mile runs
How did the Black Death spread?
Bacteria carried by fleas
Jews poisoning drinking water
Lepers open wounds
Position of planets
People didn't understand bacteria yet, so what or who did they blame for the Black Death? (TWO answers)
Position of planets
Europeans
Jews
Fish in rivers
What was the plague's impact on the population?
Doubled the world population
Killed 25% of Europe's population
Did not do anything to population
Wiped out Central Asia
What was the shift in power?
From Monarchs to Knights
From Peasants to Monarchs
From Knights to Lords
From Lords to Peasants
How did the Bubonic Plague contibute to the decline of Feudalism?
Killed off everyone in the Feudal system
Gave more power to the clergy allowing them to gain more land and taxes
Desperate need for workers and now workers could demand more rights
Stopped all legal reforms which gave power back to its original owners
Who got the Black Death?
Old people
Rich People
Anyone
Nobody
Why did people join the Crusades? (THREE answers)
They wanted their sins forgiven
They wanted to get into heaven
They wanted to retake the Holy Land
They wanted to claim treasure
What did the Crusaders do when they reached Constantinople during the 4th Crusade?
Destroyed the city
Joined the Byzantines
Looted the city
Destroyed the Greek Orthodox Church
What happened to Jewish communities during the Crusades?
Communities were attacked and destroyed
Communities were ignored by the Christian Crusaders
Communities were made to serve the Crusaders
Communities were avoided by Crusaders
Venice and Genoa benefited from the wealth and trade brought by the Crusades.
True
False
What happened in Clermont, France in 1095?
King Arthur pulled the sword out of the stone
King Charlemagne was crowned the first Holy Roman Emperor
King John signed the Magna Carta
Pope Urban II called for the 1st Crusade
The Crusades closed trade routes between the Muslim East and Christian West.
True
False
How did the Crusades fail?
Crusaders failed to keep control of Jerusalem
Crusaders failed to conquer Egypt
Crusaders never won a battle in the Holy Land
Crusaders destroyed trade relations between East/West
Who lead the People's Crusade?
Peter the Hermit
Richard Lionheart
William the Conqueror
Alfred the Great
What group's conquest of Jerusalem caused the start of the Crusades?
Seljuk Turks
Fatimid Arabs
Byzantine Empire
Roman Rebels
What does "Deus Vult" mean?
"God be praised"
"God wills it"
"Soldiers of God"
"Holy War"
What Muslim leader reconquered Jerusalem after the 2nd Crusade?
William the Conqueror
Saladin
Richard I
Ibn Batuta
During the Crusades, Muslims were the only group targeted by Christians.
True
False
The Crusades led to an interest in exploration to find better/faster trade routes.
True
False
Muslim scholars preserved ancient __________ and ___________ knowledge that had been lost in Europe.
Greek and Roman
Egyptian and Mesopatamian
Indian and Chinese
Japanese and Mongolian
What is the Reconquista?
a fight between northern and southern Gaul
A battle over land and water rights
the movement to drive the Muslims from Spain
The Christian Kingdoms in Spain formed a powerful ___________ against the Muslims.
pact
alliance
battle plan
Which city was attacked and fell in 1236?
Majorca
Portugal
Cordoba
When did James I Capture Majorca from its Muslim rulers?
1229
1306
1653
Majorca (captured by James I) was considered an important conquest. What made it so special?
it was very large
the city had numerous livestock
it was an important trading and shipping center
What kingdom was the last to survive the Reconquista, doing so by paying tribute?
Genoa
Catalonia
Venice
Granada
What important marriage united the Spanish kingdoms in 1469?
Ferdinand and Isabella
Jack and Jill
Henry and Isabella
When did Granada eventually fall to the Catholics?
1469
1402
1025
What was the treatment of non-Christians after the Reconquista?
they were treated equally
non-Christians were allowed to move away
they were treated with terrible persecution
Reconquista means "reconquest" in ...
Spainish
French
Arabic
Latin
Under the Umayyads, non-Muslims...
were persecuted
had to eat pork
paid a special tax
were crucified
By 1248, which was the last Spanish territory still under Muslim control?
Granada
Castille
Aragon
Portugal
The Inquisition was...
The tolerance of Muslims in Spain
The banishment of Monks from Spain.
The search and execution of "heretics" in Spain
Asking questions of scholars in Spain.
