8400855383 | Isolating Russia from Western Europe was... | ...the most significant role the Mongols played in Russian history during the early Renaissance | 0 | |
8399709260 | Justinian... | ...undertook massive building projects such as the Hagia Sophia, re-conquered most of the western half of the former Roman Empire and codified Roman law | 1 | |
8375972235 | The word Islam means... | ...submission to the will of Allah | 2 | |
8375985779 | Islam was... | ...monotheistic | 3 | |
8375996153 | Muslims pray... | ...5 times a day | 4 | |
8376015975 | Muslims needing to know the precise direction of Mecca during prayer lead to... | ...advancements in astronomy | 5 | |
8376026900 | Shari'a is... | ...the system of law that regulates family life, moral conduct, and the business and community life of Muslims | 6 | |
8376066734 | Muslims considered Jews & Christians... | ..."people of the book" | 7 | |
8376075461 | During the Golden Age of Islam... | ...there was toleration of many other religions | 8 | |
8376093525 | Jews & Christians worshipped the same God as Muslims so... | ...they could live in self-governing communities but had to pay a special tax | 9 | |
8376113037 | The House of Wisdom in Baghdad was where... | ...scientific and philosophical texts were translated into Arabic | 10 | |
8376132794 | Muslim scientist preferred experiments in... | ...the laboratory setting | 11 | |
8376145000 | The Golden Age of Islam was best known for... | ...advances in mathematics, science and medicine | 12 | |
8376158794 | Calligraphy was the style of writing used to... | ...record Islamic scripture in the Quran | 13 | |
8376186268 | A major effect of the decline of the Roman Empire was... | ...that Western Europe entered a period of chaos and disorder | 14 | |
8376204402 | Feudalism is the political system that... | ...developed in Western Europe and provided the framework that allowed people to survive the breakdown of central gov't and order | 15 | |
8376235112 | The development of feudalism and manorialism filed a void that was created by... | ...the loss of Roman imperial protection | 16 | |
8376252636 | The bubonic plague was considered a... | ...pandemic because it spread to areas on separate continents | 17 | |
8376285267 | A major goal of the Catholic Church during the Crusades was... | ...the capture of the Holy Land from Islamic rulers | 18 | |
8376312890 | Under feudalism... | ...relationships among groups of people were clearly defined by mutual obligation among social classes because a weak national gov't lacked the ability to | 19 | |
8376350247 | The most significant effect of the Crusades was... | ...the increased trade between Europe and Asia | 20 | |
8376369816 | An important long-term effect result of the Crusades in the Middle East was... | ...the increased tension between the Muslims and Christians | 21 | |
8376396760 | The motivation behind the nobles' desire to force King John to sign the Magna Carta was... | ..."no taxation without consent" | 22 | |
8399767610 | In the Byzantine Empire, one important feature of life was the... | ...development of Eastern Orthodox Christianity | 23 | |
8399779839 | The Byzantine civilization... | ...preserved Greek and Roman learning and passed it on to western and eastern Europe | 24 | |
8399845535 | The Justinian Code served to... | ...preserve Roman legal principles and practices | 25 | |
8400051763 | Constantinople was the center of the Byzantine Empire because... | ...it was located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia | 26 | |
8400108199 | The early Russian civilization adopted... | ...aspects of religion, the Cyrillic alphabet and different styles of art and architecture through contact with missionaries from the Byzantine Empire | 27 | |
8400162872 | Western Europe and the Byzantine Empire differed because... | ...the Byzantine Empire maintained a centralized gov't while western Europe broke apart into local political units | 28 | |
8400197686 | Orthodox Christianity spread... | ...from the Byzantine Empire to early Russia | 29 | |
8400273792 | The Byzantine Empire did not experience conflicts between church and state because... | ...the Emperor played a direct role in the administration of the Church | 30 | |
8400314154 | The Byzantine Empire influenced the development of Russia and eastern Russia and eastern Europe because... | ...many early settlements were located on trades routes between the Baltic and the Black Sea | 31 | |
8400354926 | Membership in a Mongol clan was determined by a... | ...member's claim of a common ancestor | 32 | |
8400392161 | The horsemanship and stirrup gave the Mongols... | ...better stability and versatility | 33 | |
8400405513 | The Pax Mongolia led to... | ...regional stability and increased trade on the Silk Road | 34 | |
8400430655 | From 1200-1350 the Mongol Empire ruled peoples from China, Russia, Eastern Europe, and India, which showed... | ...diversity was important to the Mongol Empire | 35 | |
8400839403 | The Mongol Empire allowed the people who lived in Russia and much of Asia in the late 1200s... | ...the ability to trade and travel from one end of the empire to the other | 36 | |
8400870799 | Genghis Khan was.. | ...the first leader to unite all the Mongol clans under a single leader | 37 | |
8400885350 | Kublai Khan... | ...favored the Mongols and foreigners for gov't post because he believed that he had no local loyalties | 38 | |
8400910987 | Immediately following the death of Genghis Khan... | ...the Mongol Empire was divided into 4 khanates | 39 | |
8400925104 | Baghdad was... | ...sacked and obliterated by the Mongols in 1258 | 40 | |
8400942875 | The major effect of the destruction of Baghdad... | ...was the decline of the Golden Age of Islam | 41 | |
8401051675 | The Neolithic Revolution is... | ...considered the turning point in history because permanent settlements developed into river valleys | 42 | |
8401070976 | Anthropologists examined artifacts at archeological digs to... | ...recreate early peoples cultural behavior | 43 | |
8401084579 | During Neolithic times, the development of farming brought about... | ...the establishment of permanent settlements | 44 | |
8401092561 | Hammurabi's Code... | ...was Mesopotamia's first uniform code of laws | 45 | |
8401103499 | Cuneiform and hieroglyphics were both... | ...early forms of writing | 46 | |
8401110278 | Theocracy... | ...is a form of gov't based on the belief that the ruler is a god | 47 | |
8401121898 | The Egyptians kept track of time... | ...between floods and planting season with a calendar | 48 | |
8401131154 | The Sumerians are credited with... | ...the inventions of the sail, the wheel, arch, number system based on 60, and complex irrigation | 49 | |
8401139298 | Cultural diffusion is... | ...the process of a new idea or product spreading from one culture to another | 50 | |
8401155723 | The spring monsoon brought... | ...rain to water the crops in India | 51 | |
8401163894 | Harappa and Mohenjo Dara had... | ... well-organized gov't as seen from the evidence found by archeologists such as uniform bricks, plumbing, and a grid system | 52 | |
8401180048 | The Mandate of Heaven is... | ...the God-given right to rule | 53 | |
8401194243 | The Zhou dynasty justified their overthrow of the Shang dynasty by... | ...claiming the gods had given them the Mandate of Heaven | 54 | |
8401710546 | The Assyrians were... | ...the most feared and hated in the ancient world | 55 | |
8401724236 | Cyrus the Persian ruler that... | ...allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple | 56 | |
8401767176 | The Assyrian military was... | ...a greatly organized and deadly fighting force | 57 | |
8401831450 | Hinduism is a... | ...complex religion that evolved from a blend of Aryan and Indus Valley beliefs | 58 | |
8401881765 | Karma is... | ...the Hindu belief that what happens to a person in his life depends on their actions in a previous life | 59 | |
8401937614 | Siddhartha Gautama... | ...left his royal position in Nepal in search of enlightenment | 60 | |
8401987425 | Nirvana is the Buddhist word for... | ...the release from all selfishness and pain | 61 | |
8402086108 | On the Silk Road the Indians discovered... | ...they could profit by acting as middlemen | 62 | |
8402131514 | The purpose of the Great Wall of China was to... | ...prevent invaders from entering China | 63 | |
8402210735 | The Silk Road was a... | ...caravan route that crossed central Asia, introducing silk from China to western Asia and on to the Roman Empire | 64 | |
8408626693 | The Chinese were the first civilization to... | ...develop a civil service system, invent gunpowder and manufacture porcelain | 65 | |
8408640384 | The two Buddhist sects are... | ...Mahayana and Theravada | 66 | |
8408673194 | The Mediterranean Sea contributed the most... | ...to the spread of ancient Greek culture | 67 | |
8408679140 | Because of the rugged geography, the Greeks... | ...developed into separate independent city-states | 68 | |
8408697804 | People voting directly for their leaders today in the US system was modeled after... | ...Athenian democracy | 69 | |
8408704063 | Sparta's gov't was ruled by... | ...a small group of powerful people in an oligarchy | 70 | |
8408710406 | The Greeks worshipped... | ...a family of gods and goddess | 71 | |
8408712757 | The culture of the Greeks is... | ...the foundation of western civilization | 72 | |
8408720481 | After the death of Alexander the Great... | ...the Hellenistic culture emerged which is a blend of Persian, Indian, Greek and Egyptian | 73 | |
8408727911 | A republic is a... | ...political system where the power rests in the citizens who have the right to vote and select their leaders | 74 | |
8408739121 | Roman concepts of civil and natural law... | ...impact western civilizations in equal treatment under the law | 75 | |
8408799146 | Under the rule of Augustus... | ...Rome entered a 200 year period of peace and prosperity known as the Pax Romana | 76 | |
8408813930 | The Roman system of justice was considered a... | ...milestone because it served as a model for many later European legal systems | 77 | |
8408822953 | The central location of Italy on the peninsula contributed to... | ...Roman control of the Mediterranean and influenced the development of the Roman Empire | 78 | |
8408865671 | Rome fell because of... | ...barbarian invasions. It became too big to control and many leaders and politicians were corrupt | 79 | |
8408877686 | A period of disorder and weak central gov't was an... | ...immediate result of the fall of the Roman Empire | 80 | |
8408886674 | Olympic games, the poems of Homer, and Hellenistic culture are associated with the... | ...Greeks | 81 | |
8408892052 | The Roman Empire differed from the Roman Republic because... | ...the political power was primarily held by one person during the Roman Empire | 82 | |
8408922277 | The first major civilization of Meso-America... | ...was the Toltecs | 83 | |
8408930173 | The Aztec, Mayan, and Incas were all... | ...polytheistic | 84 | |
8408945269 | A major difference between the pre-Columbian civilizations and the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia is that the... | ...pre-Columbians did not develop in river valleys | 85 | |
8408969435 | Obsidian was a resource used by... | ...the Aztecs to make razor sharp weapons | 86 | |
8408977647 | The Aztec, Maya, and Inca... | ...adapted to their environment with creative farming techniques | 87 | |
8408988938 | The Mita which is the tax that the Inca state placed on its people is also known as a... | ...tribute of labor | 88 | |
8408994849 | The Maya based their calendar on... | ...observation of the planets, sun, and moon | 89 | |
8409000519 | The Aztecs joined with... | ...Texcoco and Tlacopan to form the Triple Alliance | 90 | |
8409015587 | The Incan system of gov't was... | ...similar to socialism | 91 | |
8409021046 | The Mayans declined hundreds of years before... | ...the arrival of the Europeans | 92 | |
8409026404 | The Inca added territory to their empire through... | ...military force and diplomacy | 93 | |
8409032227 | The Aztecs were resented by conquered provinces because... | ...the Aztec used them for human sacrifice | 94 | |
8409037189 | The Aztec and Mayan flourished... | ...prior to European contact and this is evident through their calendar and writing system | 95 | |
8409056541 | Quetzalcoatl was... | ...the featured serpent god worshiped by the Aztecs, Mayans, and the Toltecs | 96 | |
8409078342 | The technology of the Spanish conquistadors was a major reason for the... | ...end of the Aztec Empire | 97 | |
8409088919 | The decline of the Inca Empire can... | ...be traced to a struggle between rivals for the Incan throne | 98 | |
8409092363 | The totem pole was a... | ...symbol of unity | 99 |
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