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iLEAP TEST#'S 1-22

ILEAP REVIEW PRACTICE TEST #1-22

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POLITICAL SYSTEM BASED ON BONDS BETWEEN LORDS AND VASSALS Feudalism
form of government in which the leader is not a king or queen, but a person elected by the citizens Republic
a person who rules with complete authority Dictatorship
group of territories or nations under a single ruler or government Empire
government in which all of its citizens share in running it Democracy
developed in Sumer; made of "wedged-shaped" objects Cuneiform
Egyptian writing style consisting of pictographs Hieroglyphics
developed by Chinese thinker Confucius, taught that people needed to have a sense of duty to their family and community Confucianism
Renaissance movement based on the values of ancient Greeks and Romans Humanism
to buy or bring in from another country import
period of rapid increasing prices inflation
the idea that a country builds up its supply of gold and silver Mercantilism
to have control over ALL trade or production of certain goods Monopoly
belief in ONE god Monotheism
government in which a small group of people hold power Oligarchy
means Roman Peace Pax Romana
movement to REFORM the catholic church, led by Protestantism Reformation
"rebirth" and period of renewed interest in art and learning in Europe Renaissance
called parallels; runs east and west lines of latitude
called meridians; runs north and south(the person had LONGitude hair) lines of longitude
north, south, east, and west cardinal directions
northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest intermediate directions
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