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EARLY MAN
1.
How do we know that the Iceman was a person of high status in his tribe?
2.
What are 4 things necessary to have a successful civilization?
a.
b
c.
d
3.
What is slash-and-burn farming?
4.
What is the difference between a Nomad and a Hunter-Gatherer?
5.
What does Neolithic mean?
6.
How did domestication change human’s life style?
7.
How is leisure time connected to civilization and where did it come from?
EGYPT
1. In Egypt women enjoyed all of the following rights except
A. to seek divorce
B. formal education
C. testify in court
D. buy and sell land
2. The Rosetta stone is important because
A. it was discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun
B. it was the first obelisk discovered
C. it was the first example of Amarna style of art
D. it’s inscriptions were used to decipher hieroglyphics
3. A picture that symbolizes an idea or action was called
A. a hieroglyphic
B. an ideogram
C. a pictogram
D. a Rosetta stone
4. A pyramid is
A. a shrine
B. a tomb
C. a fort
D. a marketplace
5. Polytheism is the worship of
A. one god
B. two gods
C. many gods
D. no gods
6. A series of rulers who all come from the same family is called a
A. Legacy
B. Dynasty
7. Upper Egypt refers to the area of the
A.Nile Delta
C.Southern Kingdom
B. Isthmus of Suez D. Northern Kingdom
Matching
8. Rosetta Stone
9. Book of the Dead
10. Papyrus
A. Egyptian Soul
B. Stone writings
C. Mummy’s Travel Guide
D. Translation Aid
E. Writing paper
F. Scribe’s Scrolls
Mesopotamia
11. The Hittites developed a way to
A. write faster
B. purify gold
C. train dogs to fight
D. smelt iron
12. They gave us libraries though spent most of their time fighting
A. Persians
B. Egyptians
C. Assyrians
D. Hittites
13. Mesopotamia A) society known for it’s purple dye B) place for commerce as well
other purposes C) area known as the land between two rivers
14. The Fertile Cresent extended from the
A. pacific ocean to the yellow river
B. red sea to the nile delta
C. Persian gulf to the mediterranean sea
D. bay of bengal to the indus valley
16. The Hittites developed a way to
E. write faster
F. purify gold
G. train dogs to fight
H. smelt iron
17. The “wedge” people were the
A. Sumerians
B. Assyrians
C. Hebrews
D. Phoenicians
18. Cunieform writing looks like
A. pictures of people and things
B. shapes depicting various sounds
C. groups of straight lines
D. wedge marks
20. Purple dye is made from
A. crushed shells
B. crushed bugs
C. crushed roots
D. crushed flowers
Greece
21. The Mycenaeans were the first to
A. speak Greek
B. meet the Minoans
C. sail the Agean Sea
D. deal in olive oil
22. The Greek War against Persia (500-479 B.C.)
A. was fought chiefly in Asia minor
B. ended Athenian power
C. destroyed the Persian empire
D. preserved the independence of the Greeks
23. The Athenian practice of banishing a citizen considered dangerous to the
welfare of the state is known as
A. Exile
B. Ostracism
C. Graft
D. Blackmail
24. The war against Troy was actually for
A. a beautiful woman
B. the riches held within the city
C. control of the trade routes
D. helping the Ionians
25. The Athenians were able to defeat the Persians at Marathon for all these
reasons except
A. improved armor
B. outnumbering the enemy 2 to 1
C. new tactics e.g. the phalanx
D. defense of their homeland
26. The Parthenon was
A. a temple to Athena
B. the city hall of Athens
C. a theater
D. the home of Pericles
27. The Trojan War led to
A. peace and prosperity throughout Greece
B. turmoil and civil war
C. economic leaps from the increased trade routes
D. the rise of a slave population
28. A city-state was
A. a city that performed the functions of an independent nation
B. a city governed by foreigners
C. a capital of an empire
D. the fortified section of a city
29. The palace at Knossus is famous for its
A. Labrynthian character
B. Menagerie of exotic animals
C. Collection of paintings
D. Collection of weapons
30. Athens started which league?
A. Dorian
B. Peloponnesian
C. Delian
D. Anti-Persian
31. The Peloponnesian war was started by
A. Extortion by Athens
B. Spartan pride
C. Corinthian fear
D. All of the above
32. ‘Master, Remember the Athenians.’ These words were repeated to Darius
every day because he wanted to remember Athens’
A. Contribution of Democracy
B. Defeat of the Spartans
C. Revenge for a defeat at Marathon
D. Efforts to beautify their city
33. Helenistic civilization developed as a result of the
A. growing power of Athens
B. Alliance between Persia and India
C. Blending of Greek and Eastern cultures
D. Decline of Greek Religion
34. Alexander won over people to his rule by
A. threatening them with death
B. offering them money
C. becoming one of them through marriage
D. using his magnetic personality
35. Alexander was educated by the philosopher
A. Socrates
B. Plato
C. Sophocles
D. Thales
E. Aristotle
Rome
36.Which program did both Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus back?
A. Land Reform
B. Citizenship
C. Suicide
D. Mob rule
37. The top permanent office in the Roman Republic was A) Tribune B) Senator C)
Consul D) Praetor E) Dictator
38. A big parade in Rome for a successful general was known as a A) triumph B) ticker
tape parade C) Tribunal D) consul
39. The main governing body of the republic was the
A.triumvirate
B.senate
C. tribune
D. twelve tables
40. The most distinctive feature of the Roman army was
A. its high pay
B. its weaponry
C. the legion
D. its fighting spirit
41. Plebians were dissatisfied with the government of the early Roman Republic because
it was dominated by
A. merchants
B. patricians
C. dictators
D. censors
42. Caeser defeated Pompey after crossing the
A. Rubicon
B. Tiber
C. Straits of Gibralter
D. Syrian Desert
43.Rome signaled the final defeat of Carthage by
A. killing every man, woman and child
B. leveling every building and spreading salt on the land
C. having a big party all over Europe
D. without any particular displays
44.What was the name of the informal alliance formed among Caesar, Pompey and
Crassus?
A. Triumph
B. Trident
C. Triumvirate
D. Triple play
45. Caesar made a name for himself fighting in A)Egypt B)Greece C)Gaul D)Britain
46.What post did Caesar hold when assassinated?
a. Consul
b. Dictator
c. Emperor
d. Praetor
47. By leveling every building (razing them) and spreading salt on the land of Carthage,
Rome A) wasted a lot of money B) caused a salt shortage C) created a salt mine D)
set an example for the world.
48. Caesar became rich by striking a deal with A) Hannibal B) Cleopatra C) Pompey D)
Minnie the Moocher
49. The main governing body of the republic was the
A.triumvirate
B.senate
E. tribune
F. twelve tables
50.The many slaves that were sent to Rome during the wars of expansion caused
problems for
A. small farmers
B. wealthy plebians
C. large land owners
D. preators
51. Rome is located on the
A. Tiber
B. Po
C. Rubicon
D. Danube
River.
52. They are large Roman estates A) Imperator B) Latifundia C) Praetor D) Aedile
53. Rhea protected her boys by
A.
B.
C.
D.
pulling a Zeus and wrapping them up and hiding them
pulling a Moses and floating them away
pulling a Shakespear and switching them with some poor children
pulling a king Lear and killing everyone
54. Rome and Carthage competed for control of
A. Asia minor
B. The Appian way
C. Greece
D. The western Mediterranean
55. Hannibal attacked with a strange new weapon, he used
A. lions that were released against the enemy
B. nets that were thrown against the enemy
C. mice
D. elephants
E. hot oil
56. The Roman Empire reached it’s greatest extent under
A. Augustus
B. Nero
C. Sulla
D. Trajan
57. Caesar made a name for himself by fighting in
A. Egypt
B. Greece
C. Gaul
D. Britain
Matching
58. consul
59. dictator
60. tribune
61. punicus
62. lupercal
A. administered the laws of Rome
B. holds absolute power for 6 mos.
C. Phoenician
D. spoke for the interests of plebians
E. elected the consuls and censors
F. elected the tribunes
G. Cave where the wolf raised Romulus and Remus
63. What new building material did the Romans discover?
A. bricks
B. concrete
C. iron
D. marble
Middle Ages
1. IN THE THREE FIELD SYSTEM, WHAT IS MEANT BY FALLOW?
A. SUMMER
B. REST
C. DIVISION
D. SWAMP
2. in 800 AD, the pope gave charlemagne the title of…
A. EMPEROR OF THE ROMANS
B. KING OF THE FRANKS
C. MAYOR OF THE PALACE
D. MASTER OF THE ROYAL DOMAIN
3. POWER AND POSITION DURING THE FEUDAL PERIOD WERE BASED ON…
A. POSSESION OF MONEY
B. HOLDING OF LAND
C. SUCCESS IN JOUSTS AND TOURNAMENTS
D. NUMBER OF SLAVES ON THE MANOR
4. WHAT WAS THE BASIC CAUSE FOR THE RISE OF FEUDALISM?
A. WEAKENING OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
B. WEAKENING OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
C. DECLINING POWER OF THE NOBILITY
D. ABOLITION OF THE PRACTICE OF PLACING FREEMEN UNDER THE
PROTECTION OF A LOCAL LORD
5.
A)
B)
C)
D)
EXCOMMUNICATION MEANT
A STAY IN PURGATORY
CONFESSION
DAMNATION
‘STOPPING THE MESSENGER’
6. THE MEDIEVAL MANOR…
A. WAS ECONOMICALLY SELF-SUFFICIENT
B. DEPENDED ON TRADE FOR MANY OF ITS SUPPLIES
C. PRODUCED MANY LUXURIES
D. CONTINUOUSLY CULTIVATED ALL ITS ARABLE LAND
MATCHING
7. LAND GRANTED TO ONE NOBLE
BY ANOTHER IN EXCHANGE FOR
MILITARY ASSISTANCE AND OTHER
SERVICES.
A. MANOR
B.MONASTERY
C. VASSAL
8. PLACE WHERE MONKS WERE TRAINED.
D. FIEF
9. ESTATE OF MEDIEVAL LORD.
E. FEUDAL
CONTRACT
10. NOBLE WHO PLEDGED HIS SERVICES
TO ANOTHER NOBLE IN EXCHANGE
FOR A GRANT OF LAND AND SERFS
AB. SECULAR
AC. LESSER
LORD
11. NON-RELIGIOUS
12. FEUDALISM SERVED A USEFUL PURPOSE BECAUSE IT…
A. ENCOURAGED EDUCATION
B. ELIMINATED WARFARE
C. GAVE THE PEOPLE SOME PROTECTION AND SECURITY
D. ENCOURAGED THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY
13. SERFS WERE…
A. BOUND TO THEIR MASTER
B. THE PROPERTY OF THE STATE
C. FREE WHEN THEY REACHED THE AGE OF 21
D. BOUND TO THE LAND
14. What term refers to the process of expelling someone from the church, declaring
him/her an outcast who cannot receive the sacraments?
A) excommunication
b) icon
C) secular
D) manorialism
15. What was a tithe?
A) piece of land given to a vassal from a lord
B) a tax all residents had to pay to the feudal lord
C) a tax all Christians had to pay to the Church
D) a weapon used by knights in battle
E) none of the above
16. If a vassal had more than one lord, who would he most likely be loyal to in times of war?
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
the lord with the most land/power
the lord with the least amount of land to defend
the lord who gave him his first piece of land
he would be loyal to all of them, dividing up his own knights between them
None of the above
17. AREAS THAT CHARLEMAGNE UNITED WITHIN HIS EMPIRE ARE NOW
PART OF…
A. FRANCE AND THE GERMANY
B. ENGLAND AND SPAIN
C. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
D. AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA
18. WHAT WAS A CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MEDIEVAL MANOR?
A. IT WAS NOTED FOR ITS RAPID ECONOMIC PROGRESS
B. IT WAS A CENTER OF TRADE
C. IT DEPENDED VERY LARGELY UPON IMPORTS
D. IT WAS BASED PRIMARILY UPON AGRICULTURE
19. THE CONCORDAT OF WORMS SUCCEEDED IN :
A. SETTLING THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN FRANKS AND SAXONS
B. CREATING A COMPROMISE IN THE INVESTITURE STRUGGLE
C. DETERMINING THE BORDERS OF HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
D. SETTLING THE FISHERMEN’S PROBLEM WITH BAIT
20. THE PRACTICE OF LAY INVESTITURE WAS STARTED BY
A. THE POPE
B. HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR
C. THE MAJOR OF THE PALACE
D. THE MAJOR DOMO
21. THE SYSTEM OF RULE BY LOCAL LORDS WHO WERE BOUND TO THE
KING BY TIES OF LOYALTY IS CALLED
A. MANORIALISM
B. VAASSALS
C. HIERARCHY
D. FEUDALISM
22. THE HEART OF THE MEDIEVAL ECONOMY, THE LAND
ADMINISTERED BY A LORD, WAS CALLED THE
A. DEMESNE
B. LATIFUNDIA
C. TROUBADOUR
D. MANOR
23. SERFS OWED ALL OF THE FOLLOWING OBLIATIONS TO THE LORD
EXCEPT
A. A CERTAIN NUMBER OF DAYS WORKING FOR THE LORD ON HIS
DEMESNE
B. FEES TO PAY FOR THE USE OF MILL OR OVENS
C. A FEE PAID FOR RIGHT TO CONTINUE FARMING THE LAND
D. FORTY DAYS OF MILITARY SERVICE
24. THE IMPORTANT RESULT OF CHARLEMAGNE’S CONQUESTS WAS
THE...
A. SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY
B. UNION OF EASTERN AND WESTERN EUROPE ROMAN EMPIRES
C. EXPULSION OF THE MOSLEMS FROM EUROPE
D. DECLINE OF FEUDALISM IN EUROPE
25. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WAS NOT ONE OF PEPIN THE SHORT’S
ACHIEVEMENTS?
A. HE RULED THE FRANKS
B. HE GAINED THE SUPPORT OF THE CHURCH IN ROME
C. HE CONTROLLED MUCH OF PRESENT-DAY FRANCE
D. HE FOUNDED THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
26. HOW DID THE PAPACY GAIN CONTROL OF THE TERRITORY KNOWN
AS THE PAPAL STATES?
A. BY WINNING THE BATTLE OF CHALONS
B. BY CONQUERING THE BURGUNDIANS
C. BY THE DONATION OF PEPIN (THE SHORT)
D. BY AIDING CHARLEMAGNE
27. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WAS NOT A MAJOR CHANGE IN
WESTERN EUROPE CAUSED BY THE REPEATED INVASIONS OF
BARBARIANS
A. INCREASED EDUCATION
B. POPULATION SHIFT
C. INTERRUPTION OF TRADE
D. DECLINE OF CITIES
28. WHAT GROUP WAS STOPPED BY CHARLES “THE HAMMER” MARTEL
AT TOURS
A. THE BURGUNDIANS
B. JUTES
C. MUSLIMS
D. LOMBARDS
30. BOWING TO AND OWING LOYALTY TO THE KING ARE BOTH SIGNS
OF
A. INVESTITURE
B. TITHING
C. MANORIALISM
D. HOMAGE
List one economic and one social role of the guild
a.
b.
The rise of the trade fairs/market created
a. a standard of weights and measures
b. towns
c. extortion
d. hotels
4. Which of the following was a reason for people to join the Crusades?
A) debts would be erased
B) freedom would be granted to prisoners
C) peasants would be set free
D) eternal salvation for all who died
E) all of the above
The average salary of an apprentice was _________________?
The second level of the guild system was the
a. master craftsman
b. burgher
c. apprentice
d. journeyman
A basis for the revival of trade was
a. Advances in technology
b. disappearance of the barbarians
c. improvement of roads
d. growth of feudalism
TO BECOME A MASTER ARTISAN, A JOURNEYMAN FIRST HAD TO . . .
A) OPEN THEIR OWN SHOP
B) PAY TAXES TO A TOWN
C) DEMONSTRATE THEIR SKILL
D) HIRE APPRENTICES
The only truly successful crusade was the _________________________.
The bubonic plague was a deadly phenomenon that impacted Europe during the late Middle
Ages. Be able to recognize or describe specific details, such as: origin, transmission,
symptoms, remedies, scapegoats (those blamed), lasting effects, etc.
You should be able to briefly summarize the Hundred Years War (who fought against whom,
why did they fight, what weapon was introduced into warfare, who was Joan of Arc, what
was the outcome of the war, etc.)