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26.) Which order correctly describes the training of a knight? Page, squire, knight, act of bravery Page, squire, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, knight, act of bravery 27.) Which of the following was a result of the Crusades? New products were introduced in Europe Stories were told that caused people to think that they could be living better Muslims and Christians came to respect one another All of the above 28.) How was education advanced during the Han dynasty? More professors were hired for the schools Rulers used written tests to choose people to work in government They got the most advanced technology Teachers changed the curriculum they were using 29.) What condition lead Pope Urban to call together the nobles of western Europe? The Pope wanted to conquer more land for Christianity. The Pope wanted to ensure the spread of Christianity in the Holy Land. A group of Turkish Muslims was attacking and killing Christians who traveled to the Holy Land. Christians were no longer being allowed to travel to the Holy Land. 30.) Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31.) How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32.) Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family 33.) What were the knights of Japan called? Ninja Samurai Shoaling Warriors Banzi 34.) Why was the Renaissance an age of expression? People wanted to express their individual ideas − through art, literature, politics, etc. People felt suppressed People liked to make funny faces at each other People were very concerned with impressing others 35.) What does the word Renaissance literally mean? rebirth different life a new age knights 36.) How did the Aztecs enlarge space for crops? Made chinampas Introduced irrigation Cut down forests Tore down abandoned houses 37.) Who was Michelangelo? A great philosopher A famous Renaissance artist A great Renaissance play writer A mad man 38.) Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer An early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book about his travels Founder of the well known water sport "Marco…Polo" A famous African author 39.) Why was Da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was a great fighter He was very well known He excelled in many fields He lived from the beginning of the Renaissance to the end of the Renaissance 40.) What type of government ruled France in the late 1600s? Dictatorship Republic Democracy Absolute Monarchy 41.) Who was the first person to sail around the world? Christopher Columbus Don Quixote Magellan Da Vinco 42.) How was Magellan killed? He was killed in by aborigines in the Philippines He died of natural causes He was taken down by an under toe while bathing and drown He was poisoned by Da Vinci 43.) What was the Reconquista? The passing of the law that forced Muslims stay in their houses after dark The banning of Muslim temples The expulsion of the Muslims from Spain The denial of fair treatment while the Muslims lived in Spain 44.) What was Peter the Great’s main contribution? He brought the English Language to Russia He westernized Russia He brought Christianity to Russia He took Russian traditions to more eastern countries. 45.) What were three reasons for the start of the Thirty years war? Political tensions Economic tensions Religious tensions All of the above 46.) According to enlightened thinkers, what was the solution to the world’s problems? Money War Rational thinking Uniting as one country 47.) What three countries partitioned Poland in both 1772 and 1795? Prussia, Russia, and Austria Ireland, Russia, and Austria Germany, Russia, and Scotland Scotland, Russia, and Prussia 48.) Why was Frederick II Called Frederick the Great? He was the first to sail around the world For his courage and ability in the Seven Years War For his conversion of Russian to Christianity For Protesting the Seven Years War 49.) What was the empirical tradition developed during the Scientific Revolution? Science was no longer a world of observation but one of experimentation Science was still observational but in more detail Scientist no longer had to observe science at all Science was no longer needed. 50.) What is the difference between prehistory and history? Pre history is before Adam and Eve Pre history is before humans used tools History begins when humans kept track of time History begins with writing

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