5690909503 | England | London | 0 | |
5690909504 | Croatia | Zagreb | 1 | |
5691109099 | Portugal | Lisbon | 2 | |
5691109100 | Russia | Moscow | 3 | |
5691109101 | Norway | Oslo | 4 | |
5691109102 | Italy | Rome | 5 | |
5691109103 | Netherlands | Amsterdam | 6 | |
5691109104 | Belarus | Minsk | 7 | |
5691109105 | Ireland | Dublin | 8 | |
5691109106 | Czech Republic | Prague | 9 | |
5691109107 | France | Paris | 10 | |
5691109108 | Finland | Helsinki | 11 | |
5691109109 | Serbia | Belgrade | 12 | |
5691109110 | Denmark | Copenhagen | 13 | |
5691109111 | Ukraine | Kiev | 14 | |
5691109112 | Spain | Madrid | 15 | |
5691109113 | Poland | Warsaw | 16 | |
5691109114 | Switzerland | Bern | 17 | |
5691109115 | Sweden | Stockholm | 18 | |
5691109116 | Belgium | Brussels | 19 | |
5691109117 | Greece | Athens | 20 | |
5691109118 | Germany | Berlin | 21 | |
5691109119 | Austria | Vienna | 22 | |
5691109120 | Bosnia and h | Sarajevo | 23 | |
5691109121 | Scotland | Edinburgh | 24 | |
5691109122 | Permanent contact between Euro and Americas occurred | 1492 | 25 | |
5691109123 | 1066 William of Normandy led Vikings to capture this country | England | 26 | |
5691109124 | Contest for control in Mediterranean was caused by | Comp for profit | 27 | |
5691109125 | Which occurred first Bubonic Plague Norman's invade euro Chinese expedition to Africa Magellan | Normans invade | 28 | |
5691109126 | Disasters of 14th century | Plague famine civil upheavals | 29 | |
5710837913 | T OR F peasants who survived the plague often found their situation improved | True | 30 | |
5710837914 | During renaissance artists started using | Perspective | 31 | |
5710837915 | Arab invention that aided navigation | Astrolabe | 32 | |
5710837916 | Chinese invention used by euros to dominate trade routes | Gunpowder | 33 | |
5710837917 | Aquinas' summa theologica helped church change opposition to | Business and businesswomen | 34 | |
5710837918 | Prince Henry the navigator established a center for navigation study to | End Muslim control on southern Mediterranean shores | 35 | |
5710837919 | Who recognized columbus' error | Amerigo Vespucci | 36 | |
5710837920 | First euro to see Pacific Ocean | Vasco Nunez de Balboa | 37 | |
5710837921 | T OR F sea voyages of exploration include the round world trip of Magellan | True | 38 | |
5710837922 | T OR F Except for Vikings voyages across North Atlantic were unlikely | True | 39 | |
5710837923 | T OR F due to devastation of plague euro trade did not restart until 15 th century | True | 40 | |
5710837924 | T OR F war fare between muslims and christians continued in Mediterranean until 1571 | True | 41 | |
5710837925 | T OR F according to st Tomas aquinas Aristolian logic undermined the church | False | 42 | |
5710837926 | The oldest religion still in practice is | Hinduism | 43 | |
5710837927 | The Rigveda | Offers no answer to how the world was created | 44 | |
5710837928 | Lord Krishna | Depicted with blue or black skin | 45 | |
5710837929 | The Puranas focus least on | Philosophical concepts | 46 | |
5710837930 | Dance of this god symbolizes destruction and creation | Shiva | 47 | |
5710837931 | Has an order of monks | Buddhism | 48 | |
5710837932 | T OR F the Buddha was a wandering ascetic for several years | True | 49 | |
5710837933 | While under a tree at Bodh Gaya Buddha | Attained enlightenment | 50 | |
5710837934 | Source of unhappiness in world is | Desire | 51 | |
5710837936 | Columbus initially sought support form | Portugal | 52 | |
5710837937 | T OR F the Chinese invented to movable printer but arabs perfected it | False | 53 | |
5710837938 | T OR F Florence was the center of renaissance | True | 54 | |
5710837939 | T OR F Portuguese constructed caravels based on arabs | True | 55 | |
5710837940 | T OR F prince Henry the navigator was a early supporter of Columbus | False | 56 | |
5710837941 | T OR F Columbus realized his discovery on his death bed | False | 57 | |
5710837942 | Buddha did not teach | Existence of the soul | 58 | |
5710837943 | Mahayana Buddhism believes in | Bodhisattva concept | 59 | |
5710837944 | This religion has a role in history disproportionate to its numbers | Judaism | 60 | |
5710837945 | Books of Torah | Leviticus numbers exodus | 61 | |
5710837946 | According to Jewish belief God | Talked to humans | 62 | |
5710837947 | T OR F Jesus Christ was a threat to the Roman Empire | True | 63 | |
5710837948 | Most important commandment | Love god | 64 | |
5710837949 | This emperor had a vision that converted him to Christianity | Constantine | 65 | |
5710837950 | This country held the most land at time of Jesus | Rome | 66 | |
5710837951 | The gospels were written in | 70 to 100 CE | 67 | |
5710837952 | The last prophet was | Mohammed | 68 | |
5710837953 | T OR F Gabriel the angel transmitted truths to muslims | True | 69 | |
5710837954 | T OR F Having a day of rest is not one of the five pillars | True | 70 | |
5710837955 | The Quran promises a reward in paradise for those who | Observe Islam faithfully | 71 | |
5710837956 | Law that requires husband to take care of his children | Shari'a | 72 | |
5710837957 | First caliph | Abu Bakr | 73 | |
5710837958 | Age named for tools | Neolithic age | 74 | |
5710837959 | First animals domesticated in Fertile Crescent | Goats and sheep | 75 | |
5710837960 | Use of ceramics indicated | Village dwellers | 76 | |
5710837961 | Characteristics of Neolithic pottery include | Fine designs and colors | 77 | |
5710837962 | Which was organized first Persian Hittite Neo Babylon Assyrian | Hittite | 78 | |
5710837963 | Innovative primary urbanization began | After agriculture | 79 | |
5710837964 | Time of significant technological breakthroughs | Bronze Age | 80 | |
5710837965 | As cities became more developed | New classes emerged | 81 | |
5710837966 | First system of writhing occured in | Sumer | 82 | |
5710837967 | T OR F the early cities started on rivers due to diffusion | False | 83 | |
5710837968 | T OR F as cities became larger organization became more complex | True | 84 | |
5710837969 | Most early civilizations occurs in which hemisphere | Northern | 85 | |
5710837970 | Which region witnessed earliest settlement | Southern Mesopotamia | 86 | |
5711888088 | These people dominated Mesopotamia for a millennium | Sumerians | 87 | |
5711888089 | The sumerians were finally conquered by | Hammurabi of Babylon | 88 | |
5711888090 | Although sumerians didn't speak semetic the use of semetic names suggest | Semetic people preceded them | 89 | |
5711888091 | Mesopotamian city stats's were vulnerable bc of | Inter city war fare | 90 | |
5711888092 | T OR F Sumer city states were peaceful | False | 91 | |
5711888093 | The cities of Sumer were ruled by who for 200 years | Sargon | 92 | |
5711888094 | T OR F City states were notable for lack of religious places | False | 93 | |
5711888095 | Legal identities and loyalty was based on | Class | 94 | |
5711888096 | Members of this group helped rule with kings | Temple priests | 95 | |
5711888097 | T OR F sumerian traded extended to Indus Valley | True | 96 | |
5711888098 | What was first kind of writing | Pictographic | 97 | |
5711888099 | Cuneiform displaced by | Alexander the Great | 98 | |
5711888100 | Metalurgy created | Better weapons | 99 | |
5711888101 | Gilgamesh was | The ruler of Uruk | 100 | |
5711888102 | T OR F cunneiform came before the alphabetic | True | 101 | |
5711888103 | What gave us the most info about Sumer | Epics | 102 | |
5711888104 | Who invented writing | Sumerians | 103 | |
5711888105 | Least known civilization | Indus | 104 | |
5711888106 | Nike river economy based on | Cereal agriculture | 105 | |
5711888107 | Egyptians wrote on paper made from | Papyrus | 106 | |
5711888108 | Earliest know writing were concerned with | Royalty | 107 | |
5711888109 | Egypts records allow it to be | Most known | 108 | |
5711888110 | Egyptian writing began same time as | Mesopotamian | 109 | |
5711888111 | Horus was | Main god of pharaohs | 110 | |
5711888112 | Most pyramids were built in | Old kingdom | 111 | |
5711888113 | Site to worship sun god Aten | Akhenaten | 112 | |
5711888114 | Middle Kingdom ended bc | Hyksos invaded | 113 | |
5711888115 | Power of kings increased until they were accepted as | Gods | 114 | |
5711888116 | Amenthotep worshiped how many gods | One | 115 | |
5711888117 | excavations of Indus revealed that | Originated from Aryans | 116 | |
5711888118 | The Harrappan civiliZation had | A language not known | 117 | |
5711888119 | Indus art indicates they | Participated in interegional trade | 118 | |
5711888120 | Evidence shows Indus traded with | Mesopotamia | 119 | |
5711888121 | T OR F the Indus had numerous cities and a clear political system | False | 120 | |
5711888122 | The Indus civiliZation started around | 7000 BCE | 121 | |
5711888123 | T OR F major Indus sites are found by Arabian Sea | False | 122 | |
5711888124 | T OR F mohejo daro had a sewer system | True | 123 | |
5711888125 | Chinese oracle bones provided | Info about shang rulers | 124 | |
5711888126 | Xia Shang and Zhou were all located on | Huang He | 125 | |
5711888127 | T OR F Xia did not build walled towns | False | 126 | |
5711888128 | T OR F Woman could wield power in Chinese dynasties | True | 127 | |
5710837935 | Define Humanism | Study of man is man | 128 | |
5712428500 | Most recent development in early Chinese culture | Domestication of horse | 129 | |
5712428501 | Similar between americas and Asian cities | Used pack animals | 130 | |
5712428502 | Teotihuacan civilization built the | Pyramid of the sun | 131 | |
5712428503 | T OR F Tikal extended its influenced well beyond its city boundaries | True | 132 | |
5712428504 | Early urbanization in South America was centered on | Religious shrines | 133 | |
5712428505 | Which empire built an extensive road network | Incan | 134 | |
5712428506 | North American sites were not cionsidered primary urbanization bc | Their pop was too low | 135 | |
5712428507 | T OR F by 5000 BCE the inhabitants of americas were cultivating maize | True | 136 | |
5712428508 | T OR F textiles in Peru rivaled those from the Indus | True | 137 | |
5712428509 | T OR F the city of teotihuacan was organized on a grid pattern | True | 138 | |
5712428510 | The Popol Vuh contains the creation myths of | The mayans | 139 | |
5712428511 | First civilization to develop astronomy | Mayan | 140 | |
5712428512 | The bantu did what | Migrated to southern tip of Africa | 141 | |
5712428513 | Which civilization didn't follow the same developmental pattern | Jenne Jeno | 142 | |
5712428514 | Which Civilization developed around 250 BCE | Jenne Jeno | 143 | |
5712428515 | Jenne Jeno suggests a civilization can form without | Government language hierarchy | 144 | |
5712428516 | T OR F the Bantu spread their metal and laguage through Africa by 500 CE | True | 145 | |
5712428517 | The people at Jenne Jeno worshipped | Their ancestors | 146 |
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