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1. I, ____________, was angry that the Anglican Church would not grant me a divorce so I created the religion of Protestantism.
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What do you know about world history? Do you believe you understand enough to pass this test? We are all the sum and the result of what has happened in the world throughout the generations. World History is essential because as writer and philosopher, George Santayana once said: “Those who... see morecannot recall the past are condemned to repeat it. ” So, without more further ado, let's get started! see less

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2. ____________: this theory states that a country's power is based on its wealth. 
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3. Who it the father of Communism?
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4. ____________: 14 nations joined in this conference in order to divide Africa.
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5. While India was a COLONY controlled by Great Britain, the ___________________ occured, this event was a rebellion of Indian soldiers after Great Britain tried to enforce racism and conversion to Christianity.
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6. ________________: this rebellion was a rebellion of Chinese soldiers aimed at ending foreign influence after the country's nationalism grew.
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7. _______________: the belief that one race is superior to another: this caused imperialism.
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8. ______________: This was a plan devised by Mao Zedong to bring China into a really good financial situation. It was not beneficial because people did not need to make money (making money only helped the gov't) so they did not work and the government failed.
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9. The wheel and ox-drawn plow were features of this age, which preceeded the Iron Age.
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10. I, ____________, was angry that the Anglican Church would not grant me a divorce so I created the religion of Protestantism.
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11. ____________: this theory states that a country's power is based on its wealth. 
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12. ____________: 14 nations joined in this conference in order to divide Africa.
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13. _______________: the belief that one race is superior to another: this caused imperialism.
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14. How did the printing press affect Europe?
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15. The leader of the National Socialist Party (Nazi) whose program was based on anti-Semitism was:
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16. Michelangelo, Raphael, and Leonardo da Vinci were all ______________.
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17. I Coined the term "Iron Curtain"
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18. This event started, or lit the spark to the war.
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19. The Prussian ruler who united Germany using "realpolitik"
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20. The Battle of Hastings was won by ____________ and paved the way for ________________.
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21. The assassination of this man lead to the start of WWI
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22. This was the turning point of WWII
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23. ______________: This was a plan devised by Mao Zedong to bring China into a really good financial situation. It was not beneficial because people did not need to make money (making money only helped the gov't) so they did not work and the government failed.
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24. Which leader is not matched with the correct government.
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25. The column, the arch, and the dome all represent developments in __________.
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26. Beheaded by Henry VIII, this English statesman, humanist and author of Utopia is admired for putting principles above personal ambition, and is a saint of the Roman Catholic Church in England.
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27. Which of the following is NOT a reason that explorers tried to conquer new nations?
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28. The legend/key of a map is used to  __________________.
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29. ________________: this rebellion was a rebellion of Chinese soldiers aimed at ending foreign influence after the country's nationalism grew.
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30. This ruler was a member of a line of rulers of the mongols. He was a barbarian and gained power by murder and fear
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31. What letter designates the Pacific Ocean?

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32. Hernando Cortez was a Spanish explorer who arrived in ______________ in the 16th century, spreading Catholicism, but also disease while establishing Spanish hegemony in the region.
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33. Declaring himself head of the church in England, this monarch ended England's time as a Catholic nation; it has been Protestant ever since.
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34. The Batte of Hastings was won by
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    The following statements criticize the Roman Catholic Church. What document are the statements from? 1. Our Lord and Master Jesus Christ, when He said Poenitentiam agite, willed that the whole life of believers should be repentance. 2. This word cannot be understood to mean sacramental penance, i.e., confession and satisfaction, which is administered by the priests. 3. Yet it means not inward repentance only; nay, there is no inward repentance which does not outwardly work divers mortifications of the flesh. 4. The penalty [of sin], therefore, continues so long as hatred of self continues; for this is the true inward repentance, and continues until our entrance into the kingdom of heaven. 5. The pope does not intend to remit, and cannot remit any penalties other than those which he has imposed either by his own authority or by that of the Canons. 6. The pope cannot remit any guilt, except by declaring that it has been remitted by God and by assenting to God's remission; though, to be sure, he may grant remission in cases reserved to his judgment. If his right to grant remission in such cases were despised, the guilt would remain entirely unforgiven
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36. World War I took place from __________  to  ___________:
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37. Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI
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38. The most heavily populated region of the world projected for the year 2000 was ___________?

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39. The use of iron occurred:
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40. Which of the following aided cultural diffusion among ancient peoples:
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41. Homer, William Shakespear, Charles Dickens, and Mark Twain were all _________.
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42.   The first civilizations developed ____________.
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43. To find the absolute location on Goldfield Nevada, you would consult a/an ___________.
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44. Emphasis on an individual was a part of which renaissance idea?
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45. The assassination of this man lead to the start of WWI
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46. WWII ended with:
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47. The most dramatic effect of European settlers on Native Americans was:
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48. I took over England successfully in 1066.
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49. What German action finally caused Britain and France to begin World War II?
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50. Ferdinand Magellan is known for ____________________, though he died in the effort.
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51. THe Great Depression was mainly:
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52. A rival to Rome before 0 AD, this North African city featured the general Hannibal and was defeated in the Third Punic War.
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53. People who gain power by force are known as:
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54. Who united the Hebrew tribes into a single nation?
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55. Which of the following geographis features had the greatest influence on ancient Egypt?
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56. This ruler was a member of a line of rulers of the mongols. He was a barbarian and gained power by murder and fear
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57. Match the civilization with the correct achievement.
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58. All of the following types of government control every aspect of people's lives EXCEPT:
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59. Under Otto von Bismarck, Germany took a pioneering role in _____________:
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60. This people invented writing:
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61. Empires:
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62. The Roman emperor infamous for persecuting Christians and killing his wife, mother and mistress, and allegedly burning his imperial city.
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63. Romulus and Remus are legendary brothers that founded what empire?
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64. People who gain power by force are known as:
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65. Who it the father of Communism?
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66. While India was a COLONY controlled by Great Britain, the ___________________ occured, this event was a rebellion of Indian soldiers after Great Britain tried to enforce racism and conversion to Christianity.
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67. I took over England successfully in 1066.
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68. This was the turning point of WWII
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69. The first animals to be domesticated in the "Fertile Crescent" were:
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70. What was the Norman Conquest?
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71. I Coined the term "Iron Curtain"
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72. This was Germany's last offensive
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73. Emphasis on an individual was a part of which renaissance idea?
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74. The most heavily populated region of the world in 1970 was  ___________?

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75. This was Germany's last offensive
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76. This empire flourished from its base in Timbuktu in the 13th and 14th centuries, and fostered Islamic learning during the European Middle Ages.
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77. This event started, or lit the spark to the war.
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78. Francisco Pizarro is known for...
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79. Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI
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80. The Byzantine Empire was:
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81. In which religion are shrines built in order to worship gods?
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82. What letter designates the Atlantic Ocean?

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83. The art and craftwork of the Indus valley indicates:
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84. Which of the following controlled the largest Geographic region?
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85. This period followed the Bronze Age, and saw the development of hardened tools and weapons.
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86. Mexico, Germany, Japan, and Nigeria are all ___________.
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87. Thomas a Becket was a(n) _________________ in the 12th century, defending the church against the king. He gained noteriety after being murdered by 4 of the king's men.
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88. The illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI, this Italian was known for being a statesman, cardinal and general, but was infamous for his cruelty.
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89. This Chinese Dynasty ran from the 14th to 17th centuries, and is noted for its expansion of Chinese commerce into Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
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90. Spartacus was a ________________ who defeated several ______________ armies in battle before being crushed.
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91. Which set of religions are in the right chronological order?
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92. The first ancient civilization was:
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93. Where did the first cities emerge?
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94. The Sumerians:
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95. The agricultural settlments found in North America aaround 1200 C.E. are not usually considered sites of primary urbanization because:
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96. Alexander the Great extended his empire as far east as which of the following:
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97. Ancient Egypt:
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98. The Persian Empire:
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99. Joan of Arc helped rally the French to expel the English in this/these war(s), which ended in the 15th century.
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100. The Byzantine Empire was:
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    The following statements criticize the Roman Catholic Church. What document are the statements from? 1. Our Lord and Master Jesus Christ, when He said Poenitentiam agite, willed that the whole life of believers should be repentance. 2. This word cannot be understood to mean sacramental penance, i.e., confession and satisfaction, which is administered by the priests. 3. Yet it means not inward repentance only; nay, there is no inward repentance which does not outwardly work divers mortifications of the flesh. 4. The penalty [of sin], therefore, continues so long as hatred of self continues; for this is the true inward repentance, and continues until our entrance into the kingdom of heaven. 5. The pope does not intend to remit, and cannot remit any penalties other than those which he has imposed either by his own authority or by that of the Canons. 6. The pope cannot remit any guilt, except by declaring that it has been remitted by God and by assenting to God's remission; though, to be sure, he may grant remission in cases reserved to his judgment. If his right to grant remission in such cases were despised, the guilt would remain entirely unforgiven
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102. Who started the Glorious Revolution? 
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103. This conference between Germany, Great Britain and other countries that agreed to give the Nazis the Sudatenland. This was a failure because after Chamberlain declared peace for future generations, Hitler took the Sudatenland and the rest of Czhechoslovakia. (Czechoslovakia was not at this conference)  
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104. T or F. The USSR had Turkey as a satellite nation, while the US had Cuba.
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105. Who led the Portuguese in exploring Africa?
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106. Which of the following best describes Southeast Asia?
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107. The name of each of the following leaders is correctly matched with his country EXCEPT:
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108. T or F. The USSR had Turkey as a satellite nation, while the US had Cuba.
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109. Of the following which is not a major cause of the decline and fall of empires:
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110. Which of the following began as a city-state?
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111. Athens was a city in Greece with high levels of cultural influence, but whose political power became limited after being defeated by ______________ in the Peloponnesian War.
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112. A general from Carthage, known for taking 100,000 men with elephants from Spain to Italy in an attempt to conquer Rome. Though he failed, this logistical effort is considered one of the greatest troop movements in history.
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113. Glasnost and Perestroika were part of an attempt by Gorbachev to:
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114. It can be said that this document is the stem from which the history of modern constitutional rights can be understood.
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115. This intrepid Italian explorer visited the court of Kublai Khan and became a government official in China.
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116. The first ruler of ancient Rome was:
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117. The first ancient civilization was:
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118. The United States had a major sphere of influence over what country?
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119. The Prussian ruler who united Germany using "realpolitik"
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120. Which of the following is an example of theocracy?
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121. Which of the following countries was NOT one of the central powers in WWI?
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122. The political consequences of imperialism included _________________:
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123. The 1944 invasion called D-Day was aimed at German forces in what area?
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124. In Sumer after about 2800 B.C.E., members of this group ruled in conjunction with kings:
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125. Lady Godiva was an English noblewoman of the 11th century, best known for
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126. This "eastern" empire came into confict with ancient Greece, but was eventually defeated in the Battle of Marathon.
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127. Match the correct artist with their creation
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128. The "constitution" for monarchs, this protects the basic rights of citizens.
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129. Which set of religions are in the right chronological order?
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130. During this revolution, scholars published works that questioned the beliefs of the Catholic Church
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131. What letter designates the Indian Ocean?

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132. Who started the Glorious Revolution? 
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133. This established the League of Nations.
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134. In the Niger River valley the primary urban settlements that have been excavated suggests that:
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135. Romantically linked to both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, this queen eventually committed suicide by asp.
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136. Which of the following is NOT a reason that explorers tried to conquer new nations?
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137. Which leader is not matched with the correct government.
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138. Match the correct artist with their creation
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139. What letter designates the Artic Ocean?

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140. The "constitution" for monarchs, this protects the basic rights of citizens.
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141. Global migration of Homo sapiens sapiens:
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142. The series of wars that eventually led to the defeat of Carthage by Rome.
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143. Henry Tudor, father of Henry VIII, led the House of Lancaster to victory over the House of York to gain total control of England in the 15th century in the conflict known as the...
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144. The term "vestal virgin" dates back to...
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145. The leader of the Roundheads during the English Civil War was?
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146. The musical instrument most closely associated with the Renaissance is the _________.
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147. Egyptians wrote on paper made from:
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148. The Roman patron-client relationship:
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149. Which of the following is NOT one of the first five texts
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150. The Battle of Marathon featured the __________________________, and was won by the former against overwhelming odds.
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151. French styles of art, culture, manners, and customs became the standard for European taste as a result of the reign of:
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152. During the reign of which Russian monarch did the nation BEGIN to modernize?
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153. The ides of March, or March 15, saw who assassinated?
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154. Why did the league of nations fail?
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155. One case of the March 1917 revolution in Russia was ________:
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156. Which of the following was first made party of the Roman Empire?
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157. Which is NOT one of the main differences between Japanese and European feudalism?
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158. The United States had a major sphere of influence over what country?
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159. The Chinese system of writing was difficult to learn because it used _______.
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160. Match the civilization with the correct achievement.
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161. A land mass surrounded on three sides by water is called a/an ____________.
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162. Charles Darwin:
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163. The Indus valley civilization:
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164. This Kurdish muslim conquered Jerusalem from the Christians in the 12th century, and is known for his military genius and generosity.
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165. Imperial Dominance:
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166. 1066 is considered an important date in human history for what reason?
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167. Glasnost and Perestroika were part of an attempt by Gorbachev to:
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168. The first ruler of ancient Rome was:
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169. The Aryans divided people into classes by:
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170. The city-states of Mesopotamia were especially vulnerable due to:
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171. Scholars know the least about thsi civilization:
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172. The economies of the villages that developed along the Nile River were based on:
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173. Solon:
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174. Guilds might be said to be the forerunners of what modern type of organization?
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175. Thucydides wrote a remarkable chronicle of this conflict, which is still referenced in modern military theory.
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176. This ancient, sea-going nation in modern-day Lebanon and Israel was known for thriving trade, but is remembered for contributing an alphabet that was the basis for Hebrew and Arabic, and contributed to the eventual formation of the Etruscan alphabet.
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177. The Vandals were from __________________ and did what many before had failed to do: ______________.
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178. ___________ was a Dutch scholar, Catholic priest and humanist of the early 16th century that satirized the excesses of the Catholic Church, but later attempted to mitigate aftereffects of the Reformation.
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179. What event caused the Crusades?
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180. What letter designates the Mediterranean Ocean?

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181. Chinese oracle bones:
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182. Which dynasty completed the construction of the 1500-mile Great Wall of China?
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183. I united Western Europe under Christianity.
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184. WWII ended with:
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185. Which of the following migrated to Carthage then across the Mediterranean Sea to Rome?
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186. Demosthenes was...
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187. Which philosopher is NOT correctly matched with their belief
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188. We know the least about ancient Egyptian cities when compared with ancient Mesopotamia cities primarily because the Egyptian cities were:
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189. The impact of the Bantu culture can be seen in which of the following regions:
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190. Confucius:
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191. Which of the following is an example of theocracy?
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192. Conquistadors were attracted to the Americas by:
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193. Anyang:
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194. The "barbarians"
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195. A landed estate given by a lord to a vassal in return for the vassal's service.
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196. Which of the following countries was NOT one of the central powers in WWI?
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197. The Purusa-sakta:
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198. This ancient theory of celestial movement that suggested that the planets, sun and stars were embedded in clear spheres and revolved around the Earth was proposed by
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199. In the late 1500's, France was torn apart by religious wars between Catholics and:
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200. The book of Genesis holds that:
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I, ____________, was angry that the Anglican Church would not grant me...
____________: this theory states that a country's power is based on...
Who it the father of Communism?
____________: 14 nations joined in this conference in order to divide...
While India was a COLONY controlled by Great Britain, the...
________________: this rebellion was a rebellion of Chinese soldiers...
_______________: the belief that one race is superior to another: this...
______________: This was a plan devised by Mao Zedong to bring China...
The wheel and ox-drawn plow were features of this age, which preceeded...
I, ____________, was angry that the Anglican Church would not grant me...
____________: this theory states that a country's power is based on...
____________: 14 nations joined in this conference in order to divide...
_______________: the belief that one race is superior to another: this...
How did the printing press affect Europe?
The leader of the National Socialist Party (Nazi) whose program was...
Michelangelo, Raphael, and Leonardo da Vinci were all ______________.
I Coined the term "Iron Curtain"
This event started, or lit the spark to the war.
The Prussian ruler who united Germany using "realpolitik"
The Battle of Hastings was won by ____________ and paved the way for...
The assassination of this man lead to the start of WWI
This was the turning point of WWII
______________: This was a plan devised by Mao Zedong to bring China...
Which leader is not matched with the correct government.
The column, the arch, and the dome all represent developments in...
Beheaded by Henry VIII, this English statesman, humanist and author of...
Which of the following is NOT a reason that explorers tried to conquer...
The legend/key of a map is used to  __________________.
________________: this rebellion was a rebellion of Chinese soldiers...
This ruler was a member of a line of rulers of the mongols. He was a...
What letter designates the Pacific Ocean?
Hernando Cortez was a Spanish explorer who arrived in ______________...
Declaring himself head of the church in England, this monarch ended...
The Batte of Hastings was won by
The following statements criticize the Roman Catholic Church. What...
World War I took place from __________  to  ___________:
Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI
The most heavily populated region of the world projected for the year...
The use of iron occurred:
Which of the following aided cultural diffusion among ancient peoples:
Homer, William Shakespear, Charles Dickens, and Mark Twain were all...
  The first civilizations developed ____________.
To find the absolute location on Goldfield Nevada, you would consult...
Emphasis on an individual was a part of which renaissance idea?
The assassination of this man lead to the start of WWI
WWII ended with:
The most dramatic effect of European settlers on Native Americans was:
I took over England successfully in 1066.
What German action finally caused Britain and France to begin World...
Ferdinand Magellan is known for ____________________, though he died...
THe Great Depression was mainly:
A rival to Rome before 0 AD, this North African city featured the...
People who gain power by force are known as:
Who united the Hebrew tribes into a single nation?
Which of the following geographis features had the greatest influence...
This ruler was a member of a line of rulers of the mongols. He was a...
Match the civilization with the correct achievement.
All of the following types of government control every aspect of...
Under Otto von Bismarck, Germany took a pioneering role in...
This people invented writing:
Empires:
The Roman emperor infamous for persecuting Christians and killing his...
Romulus and Remus are legendary brothers that founded what empire?
People who gain power by force are known as:
Who it the father of Communism?
While India was a COLONY controlled by Great Britain, the...
I took over England successfully in 1066.
This was the turning point of WWII
The first animals to be domesticated in the "Fertile...
What was the Norman Conquest?
I Coined the term "Iron Curtain"
This was Germany's last offensive
Emphasis on an individual was a part of which renaissance idea?
The most heavily populated region of the world in 1970 was ...
This was Germany's last offensive
This empire flourished from its base in Timbuktu in the 13th and 14th...
This event started, or lit the spark to the war.
Francisco Pizarro is known for...
Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI
The Byzantine Empire was:
In which religion are shrines built in order to worship gods?
What letter designates the Atlantic Ocean?
The art and craftwork of the Indus valley indicates:
Which of the following controlled the largest Geographic region?
This period followed the Bronze Age, and saw the development of...
Mexico, Germany, Japan, and Nigeria are all ___________.
Thomas a Becket was a(n) _________________ in the 12th century,...
The illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI, this Italian was known for...
This Chinese Dynasty ran from the 14th to 17th centuries, and is noted...
Spartacus was a ________________ who defeated several ______________...
Which set of religions are in the right chronological order?
The first ancient civilization was:
Where did the first cities emerge?
The Sumerians:
The agricultural settlments found in North America aaround 1200 C.E....
Alexander the Great extended his empire as far east as which of the...
Ancient Egypt:
The Persian Empire:
Joan of Arc helped rally the French to expel the English in this/these...
The Byzantine Empire was:
The following statements criticize the Roman Catholic Church. What...
Who started the Glorious Revolution? 
This conference between Germany, Great Britain and other countries...
T or F. The USSR had Turkey as a satellite nation, while the US had...
Who led the Portuguese in exploring Africa?
Which of the following best describes Southeast Asia?
The name of each of the following leaders is correctly matched with...
T or F. The USSR had Turkey as a satellite nation, while the US had...
Of the following which is not a major cause of the decline and fall of...
Which of the following began as a city-state?
Athens was a city in Greece with high levels of cultural influence,...
A general from Carthage, known for taking 100,000 men with elephants...
Glasnost and Perestroika were part of an attempt by Gorbachev to:
It can be said that this document is the stem from which the history...
This intrepid Italian explorer visited the court of Kublai Khan and...
The first ruler of ancient Rome was:
The first ancient civilization was:
The United States had a major sphere of influence over what country?
The Prussian ruler who united Germany using "realpolitik"
Which of the following is an example of theocracy?
Which of the following countries was NOT one of the central powers in...
The political consequences of imperialism included _________________:
The 1944 invasion called D-Day was aimed at German forces in what...
In Sumer after about 2800 B.C.E., members of this group ruled in...
Lady Godiva was an English noblewoman of the 11th century, best known...
This "eastern" empire came into confict with ancient Greece, but was...
Match the correct artist with their creation
The "constitution" for monarchs, this protects the basic rights of...
Which set of religions are in the right chronological order?
During this revolution, scholars published works that questioned the...
What letter designates the Indian Ocean?
Who started the Glorious Revolution? 
This established the League of Nations.
In the Niger River valley the primary urban settlements that have been...
Romantically linked to both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, this queen...
Which of the following is NOT a reason that explorers tried to conquer...
Which leader is not matched with the correct government.
Match the correct artist with their creation
What letter designates the Artic Ocean?
The "constitution" for monarchs, this protects the basic rights of...
Global migration of Homo sapiens sapiens:
The series of wars that eventually led to the defeat of Carthage by...
Henry Tudor, father of Henry VIII, led the House of Lancaster to...
The term "vestal virgin" dates back to...
The leader of the Roundheads during the English Civil War was?
The musical instrument most closely associated with the Renaissance is...
Egyptians wrote on paper made from:
The Roman patron-client relationship:
Which of the following is NOT one of the first five texts
The Battle of Marathon featured the __________________________, and...
French styles of art, culture, manners, and customs became the...
During the reign of which Russian monarch did the nation BEGIN to...
The ides of March, or March 15, saw who assassinated?
Why did the league of nations fail?
One case of the March 1917 revolution in Russia was ________:
Which of the following was first made party of the Roman Empire?
Which is NOT one of the main differences between Japanese and European...
The United States had a major sphere of influence over what country?
The Chinese system of writing was difficult to learn because it used...
Match the civilization with the correct achievement.
A land mass surrounded on three sides by water is called a/an...
Charles Darwin:
The Indus valley civilization:
This Kurdish muslim conquered Jerusalem from the Christians in the...
Imperial Dominance:
1066 is considered an important date in human history for what reason?
Glasnost and Perestroika were part of an attempt by Gorbachev to:
The first ruler of ancient Rome was:
The Aryans divided people into classes by:
The city-states of Mesopotamia were especially vulnerable due to:
Scholars know the least about thsi civilization:
The economies of the villages that developed along the Nile River were...
Solon:
Guilds might be said to be the forerunners of what modern type of...
Thucydides wrote a remarkable chronicle of this conflict, which is...
This ancient, sea-going nation in modern-day Lebanon and Israel was...
The Vandals were from __________________ and did what many before had...
___________ was a Dutch scholar, Catholic priest and humanist of the...
What event caused the Crusades?
What letter designates the Mediterranean Ocean?
Chinese oracle bones:
Which dynasty completed the construction of the 1500-mile Great Wall...
I united Western Europe under Christianity.
WWII ended with:
Which of the following migrated to Carthage then across the...
Demosthenes was...
Which philosopher is NOT correctly matched with their belief
We know the least about ancient Egyptian cities when compared with...
The impact of the Bantu culture can be seen in which of the following...
Confucius:
Which of the following is an example of theocracy?
Conquistadors were attracted to the Americas by:
Anyang:
The "barbarians"
A landed estate given by a lord to a vassal in return for the vassal's...
Which of the following countries was NOT one of the central powers in...
The Purusa-sakta:
This ancient theory of celestial movement that suggested that the...
In the late 1500's, France was torn apart by religious wars between...
The book of Genesis holds that:
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