Select True or False: Artifacts are objects made by people.

Select True or False: Fossils are made by people.

Select True or False: New technology can change how we understand history.

Select True or False: Stories and art help us learn about the past.

Select True or False: Tomb paintings show daily life in Ancient Egypt.

Select True or False: The Rosetta Stone helped historians read hieroglyphics.

Select True or False: Egyptian art tells very little about their civilization.

Select True or False: Rome fell for many reasons, not just invasions.

Select True or False: Roman art still inspires people today.

Select True or False: All Roman emperors were good leaders.

Select True or False: Christianity started in Rome.

Select True or False: The Byzantine emperor led the government.

Select True or False: Latin was the main language of the Byzantine Empire.

Select True or False: Muslims pray five times a day.

Select True or False: Muslims fast during Ramadan.

Select True or False: The Qur’an is the holy book of Islam.

Select True or False: Women were not allowed to own property in Islamic societies.

Select True or False: Religion and daily life are connected in Islam.

Select True or False: Muslim travelers helped improve maps.

Select True or False: Kola nuts were important crops in West Africa.

Select True or False: People in West Africa learned how to make iron.

Select True or False: Arabic was the only language spoken in West Africa.

Select True or False: History was shared through storytelling.

Select True or False: Ancestor statues were used in rituals.

Select True or False: Ibn Battuta wrote poems.

Select True or False: The Tang dynasty helped reunite China.

Select True or False: Passing exams could lead to powerful government jobs.

Select True or False: Neo-Confucianism focused on proper behavior.

Select True or False: The Mongols forced people to change religions.

Select True or False: Yuan rulers banned trade.

Select True or False: Samurai valued loyalty and honor.

Select True or False: Silk helped Japan’s economy.

Select True or False: Japanese nobles did not care about culture.

Select True or False: The Middle Ages lasted about 1,000 years.

Select True or False: Many people lived near rivers and plains.

Select True or False: Land protected Europe from invasions.

Select True or False: Monks could read and write.

Select True or False: Monks helped save religious books.

Select True or False: Latin was used by the church and schools.

Select True or False: Humanism focused on people and human potential.

Select True or False: Renaissance thinkers were Christians.

Select True or False: Artists used perspective in their artwork.

Select True or False: Leonardo da Vinci studied the human body.

Select True or False: Machiavelli said rulers must always be kind.

Select True or False: The Catholic Church tried to fix problems during the Reformation.

Select True or False: The Council of Trent helped reform the Catholic Church.

Jesuits helped Protestants.

The Inquisition limited Protestantism in Spain.

Humanism influenced science.

Science relies on faith.

Observation and logic are important in science.

Many religions helped science grow.

The Maya lived in city-states ruled by kings.

Maya priests studied math and astronomy.

War was the only reason the Maya civilization fell.

The Aztecs used trade and tribute.

Chinampas were floating gardens.

The Inca built strong stone buildings.

Many Inca buildings still stand today.

Caravels were strong ships used for exploration.

Spices were valuable during exploration.

Henry the Navigator helped explorers.

Francis Drake worked for England.

Circumnavigate means to travel all the way around Earth.

Natural rights include life, liberty, and property.

Salons were meetings to discuss ideas.

Secular means non-religious.

Enlightenment thinkers believed power comes from the people.

John Locke was French.