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List the five themes of geography. Location, Place, Movement, Region, Human/Environment Interactions
What is the difference between absolute and relative location? Absolute location - Refers to the actual site in terms of longitude and latitude and is intended to provide a specific location. Relative location - Suggests identifying a particular place in relationship to other places
In the year 1492, Christopher Columbus made his first voyage to North America. Is this AD or BC? AD
What purpose do archaeologists believe that Stonehenge may have served? It might have been a religious center or an astronomical calendar
What is the significance of Hammurabi's Code of Laws? It was the first codified, or written down, laws
List two contributions from each of the following civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China. Possible answers: Mesopotamia - cuneiform and the wheel Egypt - hieroglyphics and papyrus India - sanskrit and Hinduism/Buddhism China - silk and gunpowder
List one of the ideas or doctrines of Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Possible answers: Judaism - monotheism (belief in one God) Hinduism - reincarnation Buddhism - nirvana is the ultimate goal
Who founded Buddhism? Siddhartha Gautama
What were 3 contributions of the Ancient Greeks? Possible answers: Three styles of columns Drama philosophies of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle Pythagorean Theorem Democracy The Olympics
From the Roman "Era of the Republic," what term is now a branch of the United States Congress? The Senate
What were the three major civilizations of Mesoamerica Maya, Aztec, Inca
Which country invaded and destroyed the Aztec civilization Spain
During the Japanese Middle Ages, what was the supreme leader or dictator called? Shogun
Which famous Shogun began as a daimyo holding a portion of Japan and eventually went on to begin a shogunate that lasted 300 years? Ieyasu Tokugawa
When Rome fell apart, the Eastern portion was still in existence. What name did this part of the Roman Empire take? The Byzantine Empire
What was the Christian Church of Western Europe during the Middle Ages Roman Catholic Church
The time when there two Popes: one in Rome and one in Avignon, France, is known as what The Great Schism
What was the main system of protection for people in the Middle Ages? Explain. Feudalism. Large lords would provide land to their vassals in exchange for military service to protect the people of the land.
What was a serf? A peasant who was bound to the land but was not quite a slave.
What was the name of the plague that struck Western Europe during the 14th century? The Black Plague
Which two nations fought in the Hundred Years War? England and France. France won.
Who led France to victory but was burned at the stake by the English Joan of Arc
When the Byzantine Empire pled to Western Europe for help against Muslim invaders, Western Europe responded with what? The Crusades
Who defeated the Spanish Armada? Queen Elizabeth I of England
True or False. The Holy Roman Empire was a strong, cohesive monarchy combining Germany and Italy. False. The Holy Roman Empire was very weak and the individual German and Italian states eventually gained independence
The Thirty Years War was fought over what issue? religion
Name the seven continents. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica
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