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29 questions
Comparing World Religions
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Comparing Muslim Empires
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West African Empires
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Renaissanance and Reformation
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European Exploration and Colonization
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Question 1
1.

Match each religion to its founder

  • Brahma is the creator, but not the founder of this religion
Question 2
2.

Match each religion to its location

  • India
Question 3
3.

Question 4
4.

Comparing Muslim Empires

  • Mostly Muslim population
  • Mostly Hindu population
  • Rulers charged non-Muslims a tax, but allowed them to practice their faith
  • Rulers practiced religious tolerance in the early years, but later on persecuted the non-Muslims which lead to conflict between religious groups
  • India
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Question 5
5.

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Question 7
7.

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Question 9
9.

Which of the following was a result of African merchants trading with people in the Middle East prior to the 1500s?

Question 10
10.

Mansa Musa, the Mali leader, established control in this Saharan trading town and it became a center for Muslim learning and culture in Africa:

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Question 11
11.

The plague had the same effect on all parts of Europe.

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Question 12
12.
True
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Question 14
14.

Match the terms to their definition.

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Humanism
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—Wealthy wanted to set themselves separate from masses
—Encouraged pride in individual success
—Individualism
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—Focus of attention from religious to worldly affairs
—Saw life as opportunity for glory and pleasure
—Man is the measure of all things
—Secularism
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-emphasized the importance of humans and their values (as opposed to scholasticism or following the teachings of the Catholic Church
Question 15
15.

How did the values of humanism, individualism and secularism contribute to the Age of Exploration?

Question 16
16.

Match the following statements about religion and Europe

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Protestant Reformation
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Catholic Church was the most powerful instiution in Europe, it even had power over the kings.
After the Protestant Reformation
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Movement started by Martin Luther, who wanted to fix problems he saw in the Catholic Church - This movement led to a number of new Christian denominations
Middle Ages
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The power of the Catholic Church was weakened, and there was no longer religous unity in Europe
Question 17
17.

What motivated European exploration?

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Question 20
20.

Question 21
21.

Who benefited the most from the Colombian Exchange?

Question 22
22.

Which country was the first to purchase slaves to transport to the Americas?

Question 23
23.

How did some African leaders profit off of the slave trade?

The Atlantic Slave Trade - Crash Course World History
The above link goes to the Atlantic Slave Trade video from Crash Course.
There is a transcript on the page to help you.
Use the video to answer the questions.
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Question 24
24.

Match the areas that slaves went to with the percentage of slaves that the region received overall.

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West Indies
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60%
Brazil
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Question 25
25.

Consider the diagram.

What kind of treatment did Native Americans face under Spanish control?

Question 26
26.

What happened to bring down the population of Native Americans in the early years of European exploration?

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Question 27
27.

Where did they build their colonies?

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Founder is Jesus
Founder is Muhammad
Founder is Abraham
Founder is Siddhartha Guatama
Founder is Confucius
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Starts in the Middle East, spreads to Europe and Americas
Middle East, country is Israel
Middle East, is the dominant religion in many countries
Starts in India spreads to East Asia
China
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confuianism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Match each line to the correct religion
Oldest monotheistic religion
Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths
Bible
Koran
Torah
Caste system
Five Pilllars
Stresses importance of key relationships
Jesus was the son of God, is the savior
Muhammad was the last and greatest prophet of Allah
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confuianism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Middle East
Ottoman Empire
Mughal Empire
Why was the Ottoman Empire so powerful?
Its location allowed them to control and tax trade from the Americas.
Its location allowed them to dominate China and India militarily.
Its location allowed them to control and tax trade between Asia, Africa and Europe.
This is a trick question. It was weak.
Question 6
6.

What happened to Ottoman power and wealth after the Europeans found other ways to trade with Asia?

What trade items brought wealth to West Africa?
Salt
Pepper
Gold
Silk
Question 8
8.

Which 2 empires are highlighted in pink and purple on this map?

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Every town in Europe lost over half of its population.
European women gained rights
Asian women gained rights
Lords took more land from peasants and built stronger armies
Question 13
13.

Consider Western European society after the plague. What happened to their power?

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Some wanted to spread Christianity, others were being persecuted for their beliefs so they came to the New World to have their own religious communities.
Fear of contagious diseases
Fame and glory
Question 18
18.

What is the red route on the map commonly called?

Question 19
19.

Match the item to its place of origin.
Peaches
Turkey
Tomato
Sugar Cane
Tobacco
pigs
Potato
Measles
Smallpox
Old World to New World
New World to Old World
They often sold prisoners of war into slavery, which meant they permanently got rid of ther enimies.
They traded slaves for silk from China.
They sold females for higher prices than males.
They sold males for higher prices than females .
35%
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5%
Forced to convert to Christianity
Taught French
Learned about Spanish culture, language and beliefs
Taught enlightenment values
Forced to work in Spanish mines and on Spanish land
France
North America (Canada and Louisiana area)
England
North America (East Coast 13 Colonies)
Spain
Central and South America, plus Florida
Question 28
28.

What was their economy built on?

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France
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Fur trade
England
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Cash crops like tobacco, indigo and rice
Spain
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Gold and Silver in Central and South America
Question 29
29.

What sort of people where in their colonies?

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France
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Small number of colonists , they moved around a lot because of the fur trade
England
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Large numbers of men and women moved to the colonies for and created permanent settlements
Spain
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men had children with Native women and African slaves, creating new social and ethnic groups
Peasants
Built standing armies and became more powerful.
Kings
No longer controlled private armies, lost power to the kings and middle class.
Women
In Western Europe laws changed that allowed them own property and operate businesess on their own.
Middle Class
Became wealthier, moved to cities and gained power and influence with the kings.
Lords
In Western Europe many were able to move up to the middle class and become skilled laborers.
Serfs
In Eastern Europe this group was still under the control of local lords and were considered property through the late 1800s.
Silk Road
Silk
Mark if the statement about the Silk Road is true or false. Road.
True
False
Allowed people to trade from the Americas to China.
Allowed people to trade good from China to Europe.
Was a network of roads , not just a single road.
It was one single road.
Goods like salt, gold and silver were the primary sources of wealth on this road.
Silk and spices were among the most valuable items traded.