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History Mid Term
For World Studies 7th Grade. Do not shuffle!
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| God spoke the world into existence | Creation |
| God performs everything according to His will | Divine Sovereignty |
| The negative effects of Adam's sin | The Fall |
| Man's characteristic's that show what God is like | Image of God |
| Man is responsible to care for God's creation | Dominion |
| God's promised victory over sin | Redemption |
| The reason for the Flodd | Sin |
| God's solemn agreement or promise | Covenant |
| A Christian assembly affirmed this truth in AD 325 | The Trinity (The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit) |
| The message that Jesus can rescue men from sin | The Gospel |
| Chapter 2 (Add this to correct cards) | Chapter 2 (Add this to correct cards) |
| One of the most important Byzantine weapons used against Islamic armies was... | Greek Fire |
| What people in western Europe stopped the spread of Islam | The Franks |
| The destination of Islamic pilgrimages is | Mecca |
| The architectural style of Russian cathedrals is modeled after that of the | Byzantines |
| Chapter 3 | Chapter 3 |
| What large city built near the Sabi River has a name that means "great house of stone" | Zimbabwe |
| What is the ancient name for China | Cathay |
| Name two West African trading items | Gold,Iron, etc. |
| What is another name for Aksum | Ethiopia |
| List two ways in which a camel's body is built for desert survival | Sharp teeth, long eyelashes, stores water, padded feet, etc. |
| Maize is another name for what food | Corn |
| The kingdom of Kush was located on the Nile River between Egypt and... | Ethiopia |
| What material did the African forge into tools and use as a form of money | Iron |
| Coptic Christians regard Menelik as the offspring of what king | Solomon |
| Followers of what religion composed the first written history of Africa | Islam |
| Chapter 4 | Chapter 4 |
| The Mongolian plateau is located | North of China |
| Kublai Khan founded what dynasty in China | Yuan |
| The Taj Mahal is located in what country | India |
| The traditional religion of Mongols was | Shamanism |
| What religion's teachings includes Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path | Buddhism |
| Practice of a warrior's committing suicide | Hara-kiri |
| Japanese religion that teaches nature worship | Shintoism |
| Japanese warrior | Samurai |
| Military code meaning "the way of the warrior | Bushido |
| A strong metal that is more durable than iron | Cast iron |
| Passive religion from India that became influential in China | Taoism |
| The capital of Japan as of 1603 | Tokyo |
| Japanese title meaning "great general" | Shogun |
| Crop that is a major part of the Chinese diet | Rice |
| Chapter 5 | Chapter 5 |
| This count of Paris founded a new dynasty in France | Hugh Capet |
| This ruler founded the Norman dynasty in England after invading the country in 1066 | William the Conqueror |
| This grandson of William the Conqueror strengthened English royal authority by using circuit courts | Henry II |
| Gothic architecture can be characterized by all of the following except | Small windows |
| Philip II was a king in | France |
| Which church's political power grew in Europe and became dominant during the Middle Ages | Roman Church |
| Which Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea and had a large navy | Venice |
| The vernacular was a | Common spoken language |
| The Canterbury Tales gives information about medieval life in | England |
| What people were accused of starting the plague and were persecuted because of it | Jews |
| Chapter 6 | Chapter 6 |
| He painted the Mona Lisa | Da Vinci |
| Publisher of a Greek New Testament | Erasmus |
| Author of The Prince | Machiavielli |
| Author of a Renaissance book on manners | Castiglione |
| Pope who authorized the sale of indulgences | Leo X |
| English official under Henry VIII; wrote Utopia | More |
| Father of Humanism | Petrarch |
| Painted the Sistine Chapel's ceiling | Michelangelo |
| What Catholic monastic order was founded to stop the Reformation and reverse the gains of Protestant coverts | Jesuits |
| What was the last great religious war in Europe | The Thirty Years' War |
| What decree did Henry of Navarre issue to ensure religious toleration in France | Edict of Nantes |
| What is the term for French Protestants | Huguenots |
| What biblical truth found in Romans 1:17 led to Luther's salvation | The just shall live by faith |
| Conquistador who defeated and colonized the Aztecs | Cortes |
| First to find a route around Africa | Dias |
| Conquistador who defeated the Incas | Pizarro |
| First to find a trade route to India | Da Gama |
| Sailed west in 1492 and discovered a new continent | Columbus |
| English explorer who traveled around the world | Drake |
| Spanish explorer whose CREW traveled around the world | Magellan |
| Catholic missionary to the Indians in Latin America | Las Casas |
| With what instrument did sailors measure the angle between the sun or a star and the horizon | Astrolabe |
| What Spanish city was built on the former site of Tenochtitlan | Mexico City |
| Canton is a coastal city in what Asian Country | China |
| What Indian empire suffered from a plague before the Spanish arrived | Incas |
| Chapter 8 | Chapter 8 |
| This French explorer discovered the St. Lawrence River | Jacques Cartier |
| This French explorer discovered three large lakes and became the Father of New France | Samuel de Champlain |
| This Venezuelan knew many languages and liberated both Venezuela and Colombia | Jose de San Martin |
| This member of Portuguese nobility gave the famous revolutionary challenge "Independence or death!" | Pedro I |
| This Englishman brought discipline to Jamestown and helped make it a thriving colony | Thomas Dale |
| This Argentine leader from a prominent family liberated both Chile and Peru | Jose de San Martin |
| This country is not considered part of the Old World | Chile |
| Montreal was founded in this region | New France |
| John Smith helped start this Colony | Jamestown |
| That's the End! | Hope you do great on the Mid-Term! |
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