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History Final Exam

Chapters 1-22

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He was the son of King Phillip II. He engaged Persia in battle, and he marched his army to India. Alexander the Great
He had more public support than Crassus and Pompey. He was assassinated of the Ides of March by getting stabbed 23 times. Julius Caesar
He was the Roman emperor who issued the Edict of Milan. He “converted” to Christianity and tried to ressolve issues with Christianity. Constantine
He claimed to be the last and greatest prophet of the god Allah. He also created the movement of Islam with followers called Muslims. Muhammad
Five Pillars of Islam The confession of Islam must be sincerely recited regularly, every one must recite prayers up to five times a day, Muslims must give alms to the poor, Muslims were required to fast all day during Ramadan, Every Muslim is to make a pilgrimage to Mecca
He rescued Rome from the Lombards. He was also known as Charles the Great. Charlemagne
They completed the Reconquista by driving the Moors out of Grenada. Ferdinand and Isabella
He nailed a list of grievances to the door at the church at Wittenberg Martin Luther
He was the most famous fuler of the Mali Empire, and he is regarded as the richest man to ever live. Mansa Musa
This was the title given to Timujin which means universal ruler. He was one of the greatest conquerors in history. Ghenghis Khan
He was the first European to reach India by sailing around Africa. Vasco da Gama
He, on October 12, 1492, spotted land and named it San Salvador. Christopher Columbus
He sailed, and named, the Pacific Ocean. Ferdinand Magellan
discovered the three laws of planetary motion Kepler
improved the telescope Galileo
discovered the laws of gravity Newton
He was a member of the “Holy Club” which was started by his brother, and received salvation on Aldersgate Street. John Wesley
He imposed martial law and forced colonists to house and financially support British troops in Masachusetts. King George III
He attacked Egypt to cut off trade from Britain, he founded the bank of France, he created a system of public education, he was defeated by the Duke of Wellington, and he was exiled to St. Helena. Napoleon Bonaparte
He is known as the Father of Modern Missions. William Carey
He was elected by the American people for president so that he might solve their problems. His program of relief, recovery, and reform caused more harm than good. Roosevelt
He helped organize the Fascist party. Benito Mussolini
This was the day Allied forces invaded Normandy. This took place on June 6, 1944. D-Day
This was the last major German offensive (battle) in WWII. Battle of the Bulge
This was a meeting at the end of WWII where Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin planned the final defeat of Nazi Germany. Yalta Conference
These were two Japanese cities that America used atomic bombs on at the end of WWII. Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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