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7th Grade Social Studies Quiz 7.01 - 7.65

Total questions: 119

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did many leader have in the Yuan Dynasty?

a)

Steles

b)

Shrines

c)

Silks

d)

Gold

e)

Metal

2.

Which person is the new emperor in 527 CE in the Byzantine Empire? (In All Lowercase)

(a)  

3.

What is the most recognizable art form in West Africa?

a)

Kente Cloth

b)

Cuneiform

c)

Silk Cloth

d)

Papyrus

e)

Wool Cloth

4.

What year was the Battle of Hastings in?

a)

October 1066 CE

b)

October 1066 BCE

c)

October 1067 CE

d)

October 1067 BCE

e)

October 1068 CE

5.

What is the system where kings, popes, queens, etc gave money to painters, musicians, etc to do their art. (Add system at the end)

(a)  

6.

Which conquistador conquers the Inca Empire?

a)

Francisco Pizarro

b)

Hernan Cortes

c)

Jacques Cartier

d)

Hernando De Soto

e)

Ferdinand Magellan

7.

How long is actually the Hundred Years War?

a)

116

b)

117

c)

118

d)

119

e)

120

8.

Who made the Medici Bank in Florence?

a)

Giovanni Di Bicci De Medici

b)

Cosimo De Medici

c)

Lorenzo De Medici

d)

Piero

e)

Pope Leo X

9.

Which Dynasty rebuilt and improved the Great Wall of China?

a)

Ming Dynasty

b)

Han Dynasty

c)

Yuan Dynasty

d)

Song Dynasty

e)

Heian Dynasty

10.

Kublai Khan uses what in the Yuan Dynasty?

a)

Chinese Advisors

b)

Korean Advisors

c)

American Advisors

d)

Local Advisors

e)

Japanese Advisors

11.

What is the word that means "the world of Christians?"

(a)  

12.

What two philosophies made up Neo-Confucianism?

a)

Buddhism and Daoism

b)

Confucianism and Doaism

c)

Confucianism and Buddhism

d)

Japanese and Doaism

e)

Christianity and Buddhism

13.

What title did Genghis Khan received?

a)
The Mongol Emperor
b)
The Warrior King
c)
The Conqueror of Asia
d)

Universal Leader

e)

The Fearless Warrior

14.

Confucianism became popular in what Dynasty in China?

a)
Tang Dynasty
b)
Qing Dynasty
c)
Song Dynasty
d)
Ming Dynasty
e)
Han Dynasty
15.

Which prince created Buddhism?

a)
Ashoka the Great
b)
Confucius
c)
Laozi
d)
Siddhartha Gautama
e)
Zoroaster
16.

Who created The Four Books?

a)

Zhu Xi

b)
Mencius
c)
Zhuangzi
d)
Laozi
e)
Sun Tzu
17.

About how much percent did the Bubonic Plague kill people in Europe?

a)
5% to 15%
b)
90% to 100%
c)
10% to 20%
d)
70% to 80%
e)
30% to 60%
18.

What is Thomas Aquinas's most famous work?

a)
Summa Contra Gentiles
b)
De Ente et Essentia
c)
Commentary on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics
d)
Summa Theologica II
e)
Summa Theologica
19.

What did Bartolome De Las Casas do?

a)
He advocated for the rights of Indigenous peoples and opposed their mistreatment.
b)
He ignored the plight of Indigenous peoples.
c)
He was a military leader in the Spanish conquest.
d)
He supported the enslavement of Indigenous peoples.
e)
He promoted European colonization of the Americas.
20.

What Hemisphere is the Old World in?

a)
Western Hemisphere
b)
Northern Hemisphere
c)
Southern Hemisphere
d)
Central Hemisphere
e)
Eastern Hemisphere
21.

What is the Geocentric Theory?

a)
The Geocentric Theory states that the Sun is at the center of the universe.
b)
The Geocentric Theory is a modern scientific theory about climate change.
c)
The Geocentric Theory suggests that the Earth revolves around the Moon.
d)
The Geocentric Theory is the model that places the Earth at the center of the universe.
e)
The Geocentric Theory is a philosophical concept unrelated to astronomy.
22.

What type of state was the Byzantine Empire?

a)

Christian State

b)

Islamic State

c)

Jewish State

d)

Mayan State

e)

Japanese State

23.

What is Genghis Khan real name?

a)
Ogedei Khan
b)
Genghis II
c)
Temüjin
d)
Batu Khan
e)
Kublai Khan
24.

What book did Marco Polo Published in jail?

a)
The Adventures of Marco Polo
b)
Marco Polo's Journey
c)
The Travels of Ibn Battuta
d)
Explorations of the East
e)
The Travels of Marco Polo
25.

How long did the Ming Dynasty survive for?

a)
400 years
b)
276 years
c)
250 years
d)
300 years
e)
150 years
26.

How did the Bubonic Plague spread. rat> (a)   >human

27.

What did Joan of Arc have?

a)
A group of knights
b)
A map of France
c)
A magical sword
d)
Leadership and visions from saints
e)
A crown and a throne
28.

Joan of Arc is a saint of which church?

a)
Roman Catholic Church
b)
Baptist Church
c)

Roman Protestant Church

d)
Anglican Church
e)
Eastern Orthodox Church
29.

Which Peninsula did Reconquista begin in?

a)
Italian Peninsula
b)
Arabian Peninsula
c)
Iberian Peninsula
d)
Balkan Peninsula
e)
Scandinavian Peninsula
30.

What were Florence gold coins called?

a)
Shillings
b)
Crowns
c)
Pounds
d)
Ducats
e)
Florins
31.

Who created the Scientific Method?

a)
Niels Bohr
b)
Galileo Galilei
c)
Albert Einstein
d)
Isaac Newton
e)
Sir Francis Bacon
32.

What are the Five Pillars in Muslim Life?

a)

1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to Islam)

b)

1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to West Africa)

c)

1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to Jerusalem)

d)

1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to Constantinople)

e)
1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting during Ramadan) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage to Mecca)
33.
Kublai Khan was part of which dynasty? 
a)
Ming
b)
Yuan
c)
Tang
d)
Song
34.

What was the name given to the top ruler of Mongol clans, tribes, or groups?

a)

Genghis

b)

King

c)

Daimyo

d)

Khan

35.

What is a patrilineal in West Africa?

a)
A system where lineage is traced through the eldest child regardless of gender.
b)
A system where lineage is traced through both parents equally.
c)
A system where inheritance is only through the female line.
d)
Patrilineal in West Africa is a system where lineage and inheritance are traced through the male line.
e)
A system that does not recognize family lineage at all.
36.

Which kingdom in Africa created Timbuktu?

a)
Songhai Empire
b)
Ghana Empire
c)
Mali Empire
d)
Aksumite Empire
e)
Egyptian Kingdom
37.

How did the Northeast American Indian do trade?

a)
They traded exclusively within their own tribe without outside contact.
b)
They relied solely on fishing and hunting for their needs.
c)
They traded using established routes and exchanged goods with neighboring tribes and European settlers.
d)
They used a barter system without any established routes.
e)
They traded only with European settlers and ignored neighboring tribes.
38.

What are Netwon's Three Laws of Motion?

a)

  1. 1. An object at movement stays at movement, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by a net external force. 2. The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. 3. For every action, there is an equal and same reaction.

b)

  1. 1. An object at movement stays at movement, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by a net external force. 2. The deacceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and

c)

  1. 1. An object at movement stays at movement, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by a net external force. 2. The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. 3. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

d)

  1. 1. An object will accelerate indefinitely unless a force is applied to stop it. 2. The least weight or mass of an object, more less force it will take to move that object. 3. For every action in multiple directions, there isn't an equal and opposing direction.

e)
1. An object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by a net external force. 2. The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. 3. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
39.

How much islands are in Japan?

a)

5,734

b)

12,439

c)

14,125

d)
6852
e)

15,682

40.

What is the definition of the word Isthmus?

a)
A large body of water surrounded by land.
b)
A man-made structure for transportation.
c)
A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas.
d)
A type of tropical forest.
e)
A geological formation of mountains.
41.

What is a fine parchment paper, which is originally made from the skin of calves?

(a)  

42.

What are lines of extended families and also clans who can trace their roots to a common ancestor?

(a)  

43.

What the the Sahel mean?

a)

The Sahel refers to a semi-arid region in Africa between the Sahara waterways and the Oceans.

b)
The Sahel refers to a semi-arid region in Africa between the Sahara Desert and the savannas.
c)

The Sahel refers to a semi-arid region in Asia between the Sahara Desert and the savannas.

d)

The Sahel refers to a semi-arid region in North America between the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachian Mountains.

e)

The Sahel refers to a semi-arid region in Asia between the Ural Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.

44.

When did the Battle of Crecy begun?

a)

1346 BCE

b)

1347 BCE

c)

1346 CE

d)

1347 CE

e)

1348 CE

45.
Kublai Kahn united with the Chinese to create the ________ Dynasty. 
a)
Ming 
b)
Song
c)
Qin
d)
Yuan 
46.

The Yuan Dynasty was created by

a)

Kublai Khan

b)

Genghis Khan

c)

Liu Pang

d)

Wudi

47.

Where and When did Galileo Galilei invent the Telescope?

a)
Padua, Italy in 1500
b)
Venice, Italy in 1590
c)
Rome, Italy in 1620
d)
Florence, Italy in 1610
e)

Holland, Netherlands in 1609

48.

What is the longest river in China?

a)
Lancang River
b)
Pearl River
c)
Yellow River
d)
Mekong River
e)
Yangtze River
49.

Name the Hundred Years Wars in order? ( First War to last War )

a)

Battle of Orleans, Battle of Agincourt, Battle of Poitiers, and Battle of Crecy

b)

Battle of Crecy, Battle of Poitiers, Battle of Orleans, and Battle of Agincourt

c)

Battle of Crecy, Battle of Poitiers, Battle of Agincourt, and Batte of Orleans

d)

Battle of Poitiers, Battle of Orleans, Battle of Agincourt, and Battle of Crecy

e)

Battle of Agicourt, Battle of Crecy, Battle of Orleans, and Battle of Poitiers

50.

Why did the Hundred Years War Occur?

a)
Economic rivalry between England and Spain
b)
The Hundred Years War occurred primarily due to territorial disputes and claims to the French throne.
c)
Religious conflicts between Catholics and Protestants
d)
The rise of the Ottoman Empire in Europe
e)
Disputes over trade routes in the Mediterranean
51.

When did thee Battle of Agincourt Begin?

a)

October 25, 1420 CE

b)

October 25, 1415 CE

c)

September 25, 1415 CE

d)

October 15, 1415 CE

e)

November 25, 1415 CE

52.

Which Battle did Joan of Arc led in the Hundred Years War? ( Add "battle to" )

(a)  

53.

What is Joan of Arc's Nickname?

a)
The Queen of Heaven
b)
The Lady of the Lake
c)
The Heroine of Paris
d)
The Warrior of France
e)
The Maid of Orléans
54.

Who won the Battle of Agincourt in the Hundred Years War?

a)
The French won the Battle of Agincourt.
b)
The Scots won the Battle of Agincourt.
c)
The Spanish won the Battle of Agincourt.
d)
The Dutch won the Battle of Agincourt.
e)
The English won the Battle of Agincourt.
55.

Who won the Battle of Crecy of the Hundred Years War?

a)
England
b)
Portugal
c)
Scotland
d)
France
e)
Spain
56.

Who won the Battle of Orleans in the Hundred Years War?

a)
French forces led by Joan of Arc
b)
Italian forces led by Francesco Sforza
c)
Scottish forces led by William Wallace
d)
Spanish forces led by El Cid
e)
English forces led by Henry V
57.

Who won the Battle of Poitiers in the Hundred Years War?

a)
The Spanish won the Battle of Poitiers.
b)
The Scots won the Battle of Poitiers.
c)
The French won the Battle of Poitiers.
d)
The English won the Battle of Poitiers.
e)
The Dutch won the Battle of Poitiers.
58.

Nicolaus Copernicus' heliocentric universe theory was very significant to prove the Geocentric Theory incorrect. Which group of people first had the incorrect Geocentric Theory?

a)
Medieval scholars
b)
Renaissance artists
c)
Ancient Greek philosophers, notably Aristotle and Ptolemy.
d)
Modern scientists
e)
Ancient Egyptians
59.

True of False: Saladin was a Christian leader during the 3rd Crusade?

a)

True

b)

False

60.

What are the two main rivers that are located in China?

a)

Yangtze River

b)

Han Shui River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Yingna River

e)

Xijiang River

61.

Which sea connects Africa, Asia, and Europe to form a Maritime Trade?

a)
Mediterranean Sea
b)
Caspian Sea
c)
Red Sea
d)
Black Sea
e)
Arabian Sea
62.

What Sea does the Red Sea empty out into and also is a border for West India?

(a)  

63.

What does the term Commerce mean?

a)
Commerce is the practice of cooking and preparing food.
b)
Commerce is the act of traveling to different countries.
c)
Commerce refers to the study of ancient civilizations.
d)
Commerce is the process of creating art and literature.
e)

Commerce is the activity of buying and selling goods and services on a large scale.

64.

What is the difference between the terms civilizations and dynasties?

a)
Civilizations are always smaller than dynasties.
b)
Civilizations are temporary, while dynasties are permanent.
c)
Civilizations are large societies with complex structures, while dynasties are ruling families within those civilizations.
d)

Dynasties are societies that have no rulers and Civilization do have societies with many rulers.

e)
Dynasties can exist independently of civilizations.
65.

What is it called when geographers consider Europe and Asia as a single continent?

a)
Eurafrica
b)
Eurasia
c)
Asia-Pacific
d)
Eurabia
e)
Euroasia
66.

What is an alternative name to the Yellow River located in China?

(a)  

67.

What is the Yangtze River known as?

a)
Mekong River
b)
Yangtze Delta
c)
Chang Jiang
d)
Nile River
e)
Yellow River
68.

What happened after the Han Dynasty fell?

a)
China entered the Three Kingdoms period, marked by fragmentation and civil war.
b)
Buddhism became the state religion
c)
China unified under a single emperor
d)
The Silk Road was established
e)
The Great Wall was completed
69.

What is the difference between Feudalism and Manorialism?

a)
Feudalism focuses on urban development, while Manorialism focuses on industrial production.
b)
Feudalism is solely an economic system, while Manorialism is a political system.
c)
Feudalism is a political system based on land ownership and loyalty, while Manorialism is an economic system focused on agricultural production and the lord-peasant relationship.
d)
Feudalism involves only the king, while Manorialism involves only the peasants.
e)
Feudalism is based on trade agreements, while Manorialism is based on military service.
70.

What is the difference between Latitude and Longitude?

a)
Latitude measures time zones; Longitude measures elevation.
b)
Latitude is measured in kilometers; Longitude is measured in miles.
c)
Latitude indicates population density; Longitude indicates climate zones.
d)
Latitude is used for navigation; Longitude is used for weather forecasting.
e)
Latitude is north-south positioning; Longitude is east-west positioning.
71.

Which of the civilizations in South America didn't have a lot of advancements in Science and Math?

a)
Chavin civilization
b)

Mayan civilization

c)
Nazca civilization
d)

Aztec civilization

e)
Inca civilization
72.

Which civilization in South America developed a method of freezing food in the snow?

(a)  

73.

What are the effects of Martin Luther nailing the 95 Theses to the Church door?

a)

The Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Martin Luther.

b)

The Roman Protestant Church excommunicated Martin Luther.

c)

Martin Luther's 95 Theses caused many individuals to leave the Catholic Church and form new Protestant churches.

d)

Martin Luther's 95 Theses caused many individuals to leave the Protestant Churches and form new Catholic churches.

e)

Martin Luther was burned at the stake and charged for heresy.

74.

What does Predestination mean?

a)
Predestination refers to the belief in free will.
b)
Predestination is a concept in astrology regarding one's destiny.
c)
Predestination means the doctrine that God has eternally chosen those whom he intends to save.
d)
Predestination is the idea that all events are predetermined by fate.
e)
Predestination means that everyone will be saved regardless of their actions.
75.

What beliefs are the same for Martin Luther and John Calvin?

a)

Salvation through good works.

b)

Buying Indulgences does get only the poor into heaven.

c)

Buying Indulgences does get only the rich into heaven.

d)

Buying Indulgences does get a person o into heaven.

e)

Buying Indulgences does not get a person o into heaven.

76.

What are three effects of King Ferdinand of Queen Isabella's reign of Spain?

a)

The Completion of the Reconquista.

b)

The beginnng of the final Crusade.

c)

The creation of the Inquisition.

d)

The unification of the Inquisition.

e)

The reopening of the major trade route: The Silk Road.

77.

Which Three actions of monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in Medieval Europe?

a)

Promoting Loyalty to the Church Leaders / Pope.

b)

Commissioning painters to create religious art.

c)

Supporting many individuals calling for reforms in religious policies.

d)

Translating and also Preserving Classical Knowledge.

e)

Providing Religious instructions to many local communities.

78.

What were Three important functions that Griots served in the African Tribes?

a)

Griots transmitted the details of historical events.

b)

Griots provided ways to track the economic exchanges in the Silk Road.

c)

Griots shared many heroic tales to inspire their community.

d)

Griots developed legal codes for their communities.

e)

Griots preserved cultural traditions through stories.

79.

Who invented the Printing Press?

a)
Thomas Edison
b)
Isaac Newton
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)

William Tyndale

e)
Johannes Gutenberg
80.

Which person from the Medici family is this: He established the family's political power; worked behind the scenes to see his supporters hold key political posts.

a)
Cosimo de' Medici
b)
Giovanni de' Medici
c)

Giovanni de' Medici

d)
Lorenzo de' Medici
e)
Piero de' Medici
81.

What Mountain Range in Asia has the nine of the world's 10 largest mountain peaks?

(a)  

82.

What was the Islamic Empire's currency called?

a)

Rupee

b)

Pound

c)

Suftaja

d)
dinar
e)

Shekel

83.

What does the term Sovereign mean?

a)
A historical figure in ancient Rome.
b)
A supreme ruler or authority.
c)
A type of government system.
d)
A financial term related to currency.
e)
A legal term for a contract.
84.

Who won at the battle of Hastings?

a)
Edward the Confessor
b)
King John
c)
William the Conqueror
d)
Richard the Lionheart
e)
Harold Godwinson
85.

What Oceans border North America?

a)

The Pacific Ocean

b)

The Arctic Ocean

c)

The Indian Ocean

d)

Atlantic Ocean

e)

Southern Ocean

86.

This Ocean is where Christopher Columbus sailed to the New World. What Ocean is this?

(a)  

87.

Identify which region is this: Developed Algebra, Extended Knowledge of Trigonometry, and Spread the Concept of Zero to Europe?

a)

Western Europe

b)

East Asia

c)

North America

d)

Middle East

e)

South America

88.

Read this passage and answer the question: "From all this may be easily gathered the present state . . . of this country, and the hope for the future. Two or three things besides will help to the same end. The first is the method we pursue in the instruction. . . . We gather together the men as often as we can. . . . We pay special attention to the Old Men, . . . as they are the ones who determine and decide all matters, and everything is ordered by their advice. All come willingly to hear us. — The Travels and Explorations of the Jesuit Missionaries in New France, 1601 – 1791"

According to this passage, what was these Jesuits missionaries were contributing to the Catholic Counter - Reformation by...

a)

Developing Catholic Universities in the New World.

b)

Spreading the Catholic Religion through the foreign lands.

c)

Spreading the Protestant Religion through the foreign lands.

d)

Improving the training that Catholic priests received.

e)

Translating the Catholic Bible into local languages.

89.

Fill in the Blank; The Northeast American Indian were members of two main language or culture groups: The ________ Speakers and the _________ Speakers.

a)

1:Algonquin, 2: Salishan

b)

1: Iroquoian 2: Algonquin

c)

1: Athabaskan, 2: Salishan

d)

1: Cherokee, 2: Muskogean

e)

1: Siouan, 2: Uto-Aztecas

90.

How did the development of the Gutenberg Printing Press change European Society during the Renaissance?

a)

Church officials encouraged people to study the Bible.

b)

Ideas spread more quickly across Europe.

c)

Merchant guilds started schools to increase literacy among their members.

d)

Ideas spread less rapidly across Europe.

e)

Cartographers used the Printing Press to create more accurate Maps.

91.

Which statement describes the relationship between the papacy and Charlemagne during the early Middle Ages?

a)

They often needed each other’s help in order to maintain power.

b)

They frequently encouraged attacks on each other’s power.

c)

They seldom came to each other’s aid when power was threatened.

d)

They often didn't need each other’s help in order to maintain power.

e)

They acted independently of each other to prevent disputes.

92.

Where is the Birthplace of the Reniassance?

a)
Madrid, Spain
b)
Paris, France
c)
Athens, Greece
d)
Florence, Italy
e)
Rome, Italy
93.

What is the difference between The Reconquista and The Inquisition?

a)
The Reconquista aimed to convert Muslims, while The Inquisition sought to expand territory.
b)
The Reconquista was a religious festival, while The Inquisition was a military campaign.
c)
The Reconquista involved the Spanish monarchy, while The Inquisition was led by local governments.
d)
The Reconquista was the reclaiming of land from Muslims, while The Inquisition was a church-led effort to combat heresy.
e)
The Reconquista was a peace treaty, while The Inquisition was a cultural exchange.
94.

What is the difference between a Cathedral and a Monastery?

a)
A Monastery serves as a community center for all.
b)
A Cathedral is only for bishops.
c)

A Monastery is a church for the public. A Cathedral is only for bishops.

d)
A Cathedral is a church serving a diocese; a Monastery is a community for monks or nuns.
e)
A Cathedral is a type of monastery.
95.

What is the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?

a)
A military alliance formed during the American Revolution.
b)
The Haudenosaunee Confederacy is a political alliance of six Native American nations.
c)
A cultural festival celebrated by Native Americans.
d)
A historical event in American history.
e)
A religious group of Native American tribes.
96.

Why did the Indigenous people die from the new sickness?

a)
They had a diet lacking in essential nutrients.
b)
They were living in unsanitary conditions.
c)
They died from sickness due to lack of immunity to new diseases.
d)
They had a genetic predisposition to illness.
e)
They were exposed to contaminated water sources.
97.

What is the meaning of the term famine?

a)
A type of natural disaster that causes flooding.
b)
A government policy to control food prices.
c)
A cultural festival celebrating local cuisine.
d)
A severe shortage of food leading to widespread hunger.
e)
A period of excessive food production and abundance.
98.

What Mountain Range separates the continents Asia and Europe?

a)
Ural Mountains
b)
Alps
c)
Rocky Mountains
d)

Andes Mountains

e)

Himalayas Mountains

99.

What is the North European Plain known as?

a)

Great European Plains

b)
North European Plateau
c)
North European Highlands
d)
North European Basin
e)
North European Ridge
100.

How much camels were in Mansa Musa's Pilgrimage to Mecca?

a)

80 Camels

b)

70 Camels

c)

60 Camels

d)

90 Camels

e)

100 Camels

101.

True of False: One of Henry VIII wife is Mary I

a)

True

b)

False

102.

What was the result of the Galileo Galilei's Tower of Pisa Experiment?

a)
The result was that objects of different masses fall at the same rate.
b)
He discovered that heavier objects fall faster.
c)
The experiment proved that air resistance affects falling objects.
d)
It showed that all objects fall at different rates based on their shape.
e)
The result was that lighter objects fall slower than heavier ones.
103.

What is the New World?

a)
A scientific theory
b)
A type of currency
c)
The New World is a term for the Americas.
d)
A historical figure
e)
A term for Europe
104.

What is the Old World?

a)
The Old World is a term for Australia and Oceania.
b)
The Old World refers to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
c)
The Old World refers to North and South America.
d)
The Old World is a historical term for the Arctic regions.
e)
The Old World includes only Europe and Asia.
105.

What are the three main groups in North America

a)

The Central, Southwest, an the Northeast

b)

Southwest, Northeast, and the Plains

c)

Southeast, Northwest, and the Plains

d)

Northeast, Southeast and the Southwest

e)

Northeast, Southeast, and the Plains

106.

What is another word for Medieval?

a)
Middle Ages
b)
Ancient
c)
Renaissance
d)
Victorian
e)
Modern Era
107.

What is another word for Papal?

a)
Ecclesiastical
b)
Canonical
c)

Pope

d)

Papacy

e)
Religious
108.

Which Two features of Florence contributed to its role in the Renaissance?

a)

A success as a center of trade.

b)

Influential class of clergy members.

c)

Numerous printing presses.

d)

A successful banking industry.

e)

Prominence in mapmaking.

109.

Which phrase best describes the purpose of the Jesuits?

a)

To help convert people to Catholic.

b)
To spread Christianity and promote education.
c)
To establish political power in Europe.
d)
To create a new form of government.
e)
To focus solely on missionary work in Asia.
110.

The Nile river empties out into what sea?

a)
Black Sea
b)
Arabian Sea
c)
Caspian Sea
d)
Mediterranean Sea
e)
Red Sea
111.

Where are the Andes Mountains located in

a)
North America
b)
Asia
c)
South America
d)
Australia
e)
Africa
112.

Which Peninsula is in the Mediterranean Sea?

a)
Iberian Peninsula
b)
Scandinavian Peninsula
c)
Italian Peninsula
d)
Balkan Peninsula
e)
Arabian Peninsula
113.

Where does the Yellow River empty out into?

a)
Bohai Sea
b)
Liao River
c)
South China Sea
d)
Yangtze River
e)
Yellow Sea
114.

When did Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses to a Protestant Church?

a)

October 30, 1516 BCE

b)

October 30, 1516 CE

c)

October 31, 1517 BCE

d)

October 31, 1517 CE

e)

Never

115.

What did Henry the Navigator contribute to early exploration?

a)

He led the first expedition around the world and also He invented the compass for navigation.

b)
He contributed to early exploration by establishing a school for navigation and funding expeditions.
c)

He invented the compass for navigation.

d)
He discovered America before Columbus.
e)
He was the first to sail to India by sea.
116.

Tenochtitlan is the capital city of what Empire?

a)
Aztec Empire
b)
Olmec Civilization
c)
Mississippian Culture
d)
Maya Empire
e)
Inca Empire
117.

What lake is inside Tenochtitlan?

a)
Lake Chapala
b)
Lake Titicaca
c)
Lake Ontario
d)
Lake Michigan
e)
Lake Texcoco
118.

When did the Spanish conquer Tenochtitlan?

a)
1600
b)
1492
c)
1530
d)
1519
e)
1521
119.

What disease made the Aztec Empire fall?

a)
Smallpox
b)
Malaria
c)
Cholera
d)
Typhus
e)
Measles

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