WorksheetsWH Final Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 44mins
What did the major early civilizations have in common when it came to their location?
the were all along the sea coast
they were all in the mountains
they were all in Europe
they were all along rivers
How did the Bantu migration contribute to the spread of agriculture?
The Bantu migration spread agricultural techniques and knowledge to new regions.
The Bantu migration led to the decline of agriculture in the regions they settled in
The Bantu migration had no impact on the spread of agriculture
The Bantu migration caused the destruction of agricultural practices in new regions
Which civilization believed in many gods and goddesses?
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Both
Which Characteristic of Civilization is this?:
Large populations of humans in one place
Cities
Technology
Writing
Complex Institutions
People under control follow established laws/rules for protection
Centralized Government
Trade
Planned Infrastructure
Arts
What is the social system developed in India and the religion Hinduism based on the social class into which someone was born?
reincarnation
caste
ahimsa
The Greek city states shared
religious beliefs
language
traditions like the Olympics
all of the above
Which of the following people typically held the most power in the Roman Republic?
Everyone was treated equally
Wealthy women
Poor men
Poor women
Wealthy men
Check THREE reasons why Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.
Most people in the empire could understand Latin or Greek, the language of the Apostles.
The Romans had a network of roads to connect the entire empire.
The apostles sailed across the Atlantic to found new churches in America.
Christianity started during the Pax Romana when travel around the empire was safe.
What group(s) invaded Rome, finally putting an end to the Empire?
Carthage
Egypt
Barbarians (Franks, Vandals, Visigoths)
Greek rebels
Which of the following was not one of Confucius's basic relationships?
Husband and Wife
Father and Brother
Ruler and Subject
Friend and Friend
What was the significance of the House of Wisdom during the Islamic Golden Age?
It was a military training center.
It was a hub for learning and translation of various texts.
It was a religious temple.
It was a marketplace for trade.
Ridges cut into a mountain side to make leveled land for farming
hauca farming method
slash & burn farming method
terrace farming method
planting stick farming method
Musa was famous for making his Hajj (pilgrimage) to?
Mecca
Miami
Mali
None of these
According to this passage, which Mongol practice contributed greatly to their success?
nomadic lifestyle
superior horsemanship
psychological warfare
religious conversion
The location of the city of Constantinople was...
In the center of Europe
On the coast of North Africa
It was in the Middle East close to India
It was between Europe, Asia and Africa
A system of GOVERNMENT in which power is Hierarchical: based on relationships, obligations, and land ownership between lords and vassals.
democracy
manor system
republic
feudalism
How did the Black Plague come from Asia into Europe?
Silk Road (Trade Routes)
Ships
Rats
It was always there
In Gold and Salt Shipments
What happened after the printing press was developed?
Books became cheaper to make
Increased Literacy Rate
People gained knowledge on math, science and medicine
all answers are correct
What were the three G's that motivated most people to come to the "new world"?
Gold, God, and Glory
Gifts, Gadgets, and Generosity
Gratitude, Guidance, and Goodwill
Goodness, Grace, and Growth
When slaves were loaded onto boats to be taken and sold, this part of the triangular trade route was called what?
the American Passage
the Middle Passage
the Lower Passage
the African Passage
The Ottoman and Safavids were the first to use this military invention throughout their empire:
Ships
Telescopes
Gunpowder
Bows and arrows
Which of these men of the Renaissance was known equally for his art as well as inventions?
Rueben
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Aristotle
The Columbian Exchange. was a movement of _______, between the Eastern and Western hemispheres.
people/cultures
disease
animals/plants
all of the above
What was the purpose of the 95 Theses?
To praise God in Germany
To celebrate the Pope.
To argue against the practices of the Church
To deface the Wittenberg Church
king of France; dubbed himself the "Sun King;" is considered the symbol of 'absolute monarchy'
Charles V
Philip II
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIV
You are born with _________________ that can't be taken away; life, liberty, property
philosophy
natural rights
separation of power
checks and balances
Enlightenment thinkers and theories inspired
the French Revolution
Latin American Revolutions
other revolutions of the 1800s
all of the above
Which of the following describes the working conditions during the Industrial Revolution?
Flexible hours, competitive wages, comfortable and hygienic conditions, no child labor, fair workers' rights
Long hours, low wages, dangerous and unsanitary conditions, child labor, lack of workers' rights
Short hours, high wages, safe and clean conditions, no child labor, strong workers' rights
Moderate hours, average wages, safe and sanitary conditions, limited child labor, some workers' rights
Factories, Urban Population increase, and burning of coal led to what?
More money
Larger Villages in the country
Increased pollution
Loss of Jobs
Both the Boxer Rebellion in China and the Sepoy Rebellion in India reflected what common reaction to imperialism?
Resistance to foreign imperialism.
Collaboration with imperial powers.
Indifference to foreign influence.
Acceptance of foreign rule.
Which action in Japanese history occurred during the Meiji Restoration?
Japan modernized its economy. and industrialized its country.
Mongols invaded the islands of Japan.
The Japanese government adopted an isolationist policy
Buddhism became the official religion of Japan
What is the best definition of imperialism?
The belief that all countries should remain isolated from world affairs
The policy of one nation extending its power by controlling other lands and peoples
The movement to create equal trade between all nations
The idea that citizens should have full control over their government
Name the Causes of WW1:
Migration, Agriculture, Inflation, National Planning
Mobilization, Appeasement, Isolationism, National Debt
Monarchy, Aristocracy, Industrialization, Neutrality
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Name the WWII Cause: Germany lost territory, was forced to pay huge reparations (payments by a defeated country for the destruction it caused in a war), was forced to take responsibility for the war through the War Guilt clause. Germany suffered from economic problems like inflation and unemployment and Germany was often unable to meet reparation payments. These problems left many Germans angry
Great Depression and the rise of Dictatorships
Treaty of Versailles
Appeasement
Invasion of Poland
During the 1930s, the Nazi (National Socialist) Party received support from the German people because it promised to
Abide by the Versailles Treaty
Improve economic conditions in Germany (After the problems of the Treaty of Versailles)
Promote policies that ensured ethnic equality
Utilize international organizations to solve problems
What was the Holocaust?
A war between Germany and other European nations
A religious conflict in Europe
A political movement in Germany
A period of mass extermination of a group of people for ethnic, racial, religious or other reasons
What was the name of the agreement between European leaders where Hitler was given permission to occupy the Sudetenland if he agreed to stop taking new land? (Policy of Appeasement)
The Munich Agreement
The Berlin Agreement
The Treaty of Versailles
The Czechoslovakia Accords
A new form of warfare tactic that involves using fast-moving airplanes followed by tanks and massive infantry forces to take the enemy by surprise. Means “lightning war”.
Lebensraum
Mein Kampf
Blitzkrieg
Anschluss
What would the title of this chart be?
Events during WWI
Causes of WWII
The Cold War
Spanish Civil War
During the Arms Race, the U.S. and the Soviet Union were:
developing nuclear weapons
testing nuclear weapons
stockpiling nuclear weapons
inventing ICBMs
What is the apartheid system?
A democratic government system
A system that brought equality to all races
A system of laws that segrated the races in South Africa
A dictator type of government system
2) What did the Marshall Plan do?
Punished war criminals
Divided Germany into East and West Germany
Provided aid to countries recovering from World War II
Divided Korea into North and South Korea
Built up nuclear weapons for the Cold War
genocide
the negotiations and discussions carried out in handling affairs without arousing hostility
Widespread murder and other acts committed by governments or other groups with the intent to destroy— in whole or in part—a national, racial, religious, or ethnic group.
The act or process of approving and sanctioning formally
the interaction of countries and how they cooperate to resolve issues among themselves
What did the fall of the Berlin Wall mean?
It caused East and West Germany to split up.
It didn't really change anything about the Cold War or Germany.
It started the Cold War and split Germany into two parts.
It showed the end of the Cold War and brought East and West Germany back together.
The increased flow of trade, people, technology, culture and ideas among countries.
Colonization
International trade
Globalization
Decolonization
Which function was common to both NATO and the Warsaw Pact?
Economic cooperation
Collective defense
Cultural exchanges
Promoting democracy
The purpose of Mohandas Gandhi's actions such as the Salt March and the textile boycott was to
begin a cycle of armed revolution
draw attention to critical issues
increase the strength of the military
resist the power of religious leaders
