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World History 2013/1
Freshman Block 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The Stone Age ends when man first uses... | Metal Tools |
| A person who promised loyalty and military aid to a lord was known as a... | Vassel |
| The grant of land given to a person in exchange for loyalty and military aid | Fief |
| Being removed from the church and not allowed to take the sacraments was | Excummunication |
| The black plague was caused by | Rats |
| Colonies around the world were divided among Spain and Portugal by | The Pope |
| The Holy City to three religions was | Jerusalem |
| Scottish royal family that ruled England | Stuarts |
| First artists to paint with oils | Flemish |
| The alphabet was developed to keep business records by the... | Phoenicians |
| Built to carry water, some are still in use today | aqueducts |
| Roman peace | Pax Romana |
| Religious viewpoints not accepted by the church | Heresy |
| In times of crisis, this person would rule Rome by himself for a period of up to six months | Dictator |
| This official represented the common people | Tribune |
| Wealthy aristocratic class of Romans | Nobiliy |
| Senators originally came from this class | Patricians |
| The belief in one god | monotheism |
| Class of common people of Rome | Plebians |
| The real power of Rome rested in this aristocratic group that originally had members, but eventually included all former office holders | Senate |
| The bishops of the five major cities | Patriarchs |
| Two of them had the main executive power in Rome, serving a one year term | Consuls |
| Fortified hill in a Greek city | Acropolis |
| Spartan "slaves" or "serfs" who belonged to the land | Helots |
| Rule by members of one family is known as | Dynasty |
| Greek City-State | Polis |
| Public square in a Greek City | Agora |
| A formation of Greek foot soldiers | Phalanx |
| Scattering of the Jewish people | Diaspora |
| Wanted to end the Catholic influences on the Church of England | Puritans |
| The Jewish Holy writings | Torah |
| The most important part of preserving the body | Drying |
| Where most Spanish colonies were located | Central and South America |
| Where most French Colonies were located | Near the Great Lakes and Mississippi River |
| Where most Portuguese colonies were located | Africa and Asia |
| In lower Egypt where it flows into the Mediterranean Sea | Nile Delta |
| India was a colony of... | Great Britain |
| Homo sapien is the scientific name for... | Person who thinks |
| The Yellow River, so named because of the yellow silt it carries | Huang He |
| Supposed to be a waterway across America | Northwest Passage |
| The first country to have Colonies in the New World | Spain |
| Sailed around Africa to get to India | Portuguese Explorers |
| These people designed their cities using a grid system | Harrapans |
| Had an advantiage in battle because they were the first to use Iron | Hittites |
| Sumerian writing was known as | Cuneiform |
| A Sumerian temple | Ziggurat |
| Land between rivers | Mesopotamia |
| Three hundred Spartans held off the Persioans in a mountain pass at | Thermopylae |
| The Persians were defeated in a great naval battle at | Salamis |
| About how far is Marathon from Athens? | 26 miles |
| Four major river valley civilizations | Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Huang He, Indus |
| Athens led an organization of northern Greek cities known as the | Delian League |
| The most important thing to all Spartans was | Sparta |
| The Peloponnesian War was won by | Sparta |
| The Christian Church of the west became known as the | Catholic Church |
| A group of jewish rebels held off the Romans here before committing mass suicide | Masada |
| The Church Official who eventually became the Pope was the | Bishop of Rome |
| An early hominid found in East Africa | Austratopitheous |
| To find out about the future ancient Greeks went to | Delphi |
| The primary philosophy of the Romans, particularly expressed by Marcus Aurelius was | Stoicism |
| Lancaster and York fighting in England | The War of the Roses |
| William and Mary became the English rulers during the | Glorious Revolution |
| For years after the War of the Roses this family ruled England | Tudor |
| The English divided among York and Lancaster during the... | War of the Roses |
| The Battle of Britain was an air battle during | WWII |
| Hieroglyphics were first translated using | The Rosetta Stone |
| Hitlers title after taking complete control of Germany | Fuhrer |
| Hitler took the Sudeteniand which was part of | Czechoslavakia |
| After defeating France, Hitler launched an attack against his former "friend" | Soviet Union |
| Hitler and Mussolini aided the fascists in the civil war in | Spain |
| The annexation of Austria was called | Anschiuss |
| Prehistory is separated from history by | Writing |
| The assassination that started World War I occurred in the city of | Sarajevo |
| The Holy City to major religions was | Jerusalem |
| Plays in which the lead actor struggles against fate only to be doomed are | Tragedies |
| William the Conqueror became King of England when he won the Battle of | Hastings |
| The Nobility of England was made up of the | Normans |
| The common people in England were made up of the | Anglo-Saxons |
| During the crusades, this group was widely persecuted in Europe | Jews |
| The lawmaking body that developed in England | Parliament |
| The group responsible for the assassination that started World War I was known as the | Black Hand |
| One of the first acts of aggression that went unchallenged was | Japan's attack on Manchuria |
| Allied Soldiers were rescued from the beach at | Dunkirk |
| World War II officially began when Germany invaded | Poland |
| The position of the United States before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was | Neutral (isolationist) |
| The German advance into France was stopped at the Marne River largely due to | Taxis |
| Most of World War I was fought in | Trenches |
| The Stone Age begins when man first uses | Stone Tools |
| World War I ends with | Treaty of Versailles |
| Adolph Hilter's political party | Nazi (National Socialist Worker's Party) |
| In Italy attacked the African nation of | Ethiopia |
| Germany, Italy, and Japan were known during WWII as the | Axis Powers |
| Hitler's book written while in prison | Mein Kampf |
| President Roosevelt attempted to help the Allies in and with the | Lend-Lease Act |
| Hitler signed a non-aggression pact and offered to split Poland with | Soviet Union (Stalin) |
| Athens "wooden walls" were | ships |
| Garibaldi's followers | Red Shirts |
| In order to prevent being put to death by the Inquisition, it is best to | Confess |
| Two major rivers in the Fertile Crescent | Tigris, Euphrates |