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World History
Study Guide mid-term 2016
Questions | Answer |
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Who invented writing? | Sumerians |
Who led the Israel people out of Egypt? | Moses |
What country did Moses lead the Israelites out of? | Egypt |
Three famous kings named Solomon, David and Saul were from what country? | Israel |
Name three Kings of Israel. | Solomon, David and Saul |
How many Gods does a monotheist believe in? | One God |
A Polytheist believes in what? | many gods |
The four books/sections of the Bible that were written after the life of Jesus are called what? | The Gospels |
The gospels includes what four books from the Bible? | Matthew, Mark, Luke, John |
Who was the most famous ruler of Rome? | Julius Ceasar |
Julius Caesar was an emperor for what country? | Rome |
Who was Homer? | An author of Greek Myths |
Name an author of Greek Myths. | Homer |
Name an author of Roman myths. | Virgil |
Who wrote "The Birth of Rome"? | Virgil |
Who was the most famous ruler of the Greeks? | Alexander |
In the Roman Empire, Christianity became the religion of the Empire. Who decided that? | Constantine |
Vandal, Goths and Visigoths took control of what country? | Rome |
After Rome fell and was not a great country, what time period was next? | Dark ages |
The dark ages happened after what country lost it's power? | Rome |
What did St. Patrick bring to Ireland? | Christianity |
Who was the most famous Holy Roman Emperor? | Charlemagne |
What country decided that Latin would be the main language that educated people used? | Rome |
What country did Charlemagne rule? | Rome |
The Vikings believed in many gods, who was their main god? | Odin |
What mythological character is Thursday named after? | Thor |
What name can we associate Friday with? | Freya |
What system was peerage a part of? | Feudalism |
A Crusade against Islam was called for by who? | Pope Urban II |
Nine Crusades happened. Which one was the only one that succeeded. | The First Cruscade |
The main targeted city for Crusaders and Muslims was what? | Jerusalem |
What is the name of the most famous Muslim leader? | Saladin the Great |
Is Robin Hood an emperor, king or legend? | Legend |
Who had the nickname Lionheart? | King Richard I |
What two countries fought the "100 Years' war"? | France and England |
What helped Henry V's men with the battle of Agincourt 1415? | Longbow men |
What battle used the longbow and won in 1415? | The Battle of Agincourt |
What king did Catherine of France marry? | King Henry V |
Who did King Henry V marry from France? | Catherine |
What war did Joan of Arc fight in? | 100 Years War |
What country was freed by Joan of Arc in the 100 Years War? | France |
What American city is named to honor Joan of Arc? | New Orleans |
What was the Black Death? | A disease spread by fleas on rats |
How many people died from the Black Death in Europe? | 1/3 of Europe |
People blamed Jews for the Black Death. What is it called when people are against Jewish people? | Anti-Semitism |
What does Renaissance mean? | rebirth |
Who invented the printing press? | Gutenburg |
What year did Gutenburg invent the printing press? | 1415 |
Who painted the "Last Supper"? | Da Vinci |
What year did Columbus sail the Ocean Blue? | 1492 |
What year was Spain the strongest military power? | 1500 |
What year did Martin Luther begin the Reformation? | 1517 |
What did Johann Tetzel sell the Catholic church that Luther didn't like? | Indulgences |
What did Luther nail to the Wittenberg door? | 95 Theses |
Who kicked Luther out of the Catholic church? | Pope Leo X |
Luther was excommunicated, what does that mean? | Not allowed to be a part of the Catholic church anymore. |
Who had the nickname "Defender of the Faith"? | Henry VIII |
Who did Henry divorce? | Catherine of Aragon |
Who refused to sign the Act of Supremacy? | Thomas More |
Who planned to make sure Anne Boleyn was arrested? | Thomas Cromwell and Thomas Cranmer |
Who burned thousands of Protestant people at the stake? | Bloody Mary |
Who was Queen for nine days? | Lady Jane Grey |
What year did King James publish the Bible? | 1611 |
Name a Puritan leader. | Oliver Cromwell |
North Carolina and South Carolina were named after who? | King Charles I |
Who was the father of King Charles I? | James I |
What area of North America did Jacques Cartier explore? | St. Lawrence River |
What did the French do instead of farming in the winter? | Fur trading |
What country had colonies were more populated/had more people? | English |
What time period is famous for violent wars of religion? | 1600's |
Who wrote "The Wealth of Nations"? | Adam Smith |
Who was Voltaire? | A famous French Philosopher |
What General was killed at the battle of Montreal at the end of the French and Indian War? | General Wolfe |
What machine/contraption connected the Industrial Revolution to the French Revolution? | Guillotine |
Who were part of the third estate in France? | Bourgeoisie |
Who were part of the first estate in France? | Clergy |
What group of people benefited most from the Industrial Revolution? | The middle class |
Where did the ship called the Mayflower land in North America? | Plymouth Rock |
What was the first major tax called that the British made the people in the colonies pay? | Stamp Act |
What country was the first to bring horses to America? | Spain |
Name the three major revolutions of the 1700's. | Industrial, American, French |
What was the first permanent English Colony called? | Jamestown |
Nov. 5 1601 a group of Catholics tried to blow-up who? | King James I |
Henry VIII said his wife Anne of Cleaves looked like an animal. What animal? | Horse |
Name Henry VIII three children. | Mary, Elizabeth and Edward |
Reconcile means to be friends again. Did Henry VIII and the Pope reconcile? | No, they never reconciled |
What was Henry's 3rd wife, Jane Seymour, doing when she died? | Giving birth to a child. |
John Knox followed the ideals and beliefs of who? | John Calvin |
Name a Protestant reformer after Martin Luther? | John Calvin |
Protestants protested against what? | The Catholic Church |
Henry had a swordsman cut of the head of this person. | Anne Boleyn |
Where did Marco Polo venture/travel east to? | China |