Cultural Diffusion is

The spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another

how culturally similar a people can be

The arts and other cultural intellectual achievement regarded collectively

The principal that all people ]

The principal that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities

A type of life were you live in solitude and worship.

The worship or belief in multiple deities.

Constantinople became the center of the Byzantine Empire because

Its location made the crossroads of Europe and Asia allowing for easy trade

The pope had made it the capital of the Christian World

It was the religious center for Muslims

It was geographically isolated from surrounding empires

Which development is most closely associated with the beginning of the Byzantine Empire?

Emergence of the Russian Orthodox Church

One of the effects of the rugged mountainous geography around the ancient civilization of Greece was the development of

Separate independent city-states

Extensive communication networks

Who were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?

Religious leaders of the Ancient Hebrews

"The shift to the agricultural economy, exemplified by sedentism farming and the keeping of livestock, is recognized as one of the crucial turning points in human history..." The above excerpt identifies the importance of _____

The extinction of hunter-gathering groups

The shift to the Paleolithic Era

Charlemagne was considered by most scholars to be the greatest king of the Middle Ages, the reasons for his success were

He allowed education and worked with the Church.

The fact that the Frankish Empire was centrally located in Europe and accessible by sea on two sides.

He worked with the muslim empire which opened trade.

He created a peoples government and allowed the people to take part in civic duties.

Which of the following is the correct order of social status in Ancient European Feudalism?

peasants, Knights, Lords, Kings

Knights, peasants, Lords, Kings

Lords, Knights, peasants, church officials, king

What was considered to be the "Ideal Man" during the Renaissance?

A well educated man, who could dance, write poetry and play music. (Also Mr. Cleburn)

a family man, with a typical "dad bod" who worked very hard. (mr. cleburn)

Cobie Roberson, athletic, dresses well, great sense of humor and the ladies love him.

Ethan Khunteyev, works out, sensitive, loves puppies and long walks on the beach.

One of the most famous authors of the Northern Renaissance was__________

William Shakespeare wrote "Romeo and Juliet"

J.K. Rowling wrote the Hariath Potterish Series"

J.R. Tulkon Wrote the Lord of the Gold Shiney Round Thing"

One quality of the Persian Empire, that seemed to separate the persians from other empires was that _______________.

They were tolerant to other ideas and societies.

They didn't believe in violence

The centered education around art and literature.

Everybody in the Empire spoke the same language and used the same dialect.

In the Middle East during the Neolithic Revolution, the development of farming brought about

The establishment of permanent settlements

A return to the nomadic lifestyle

the rise of hunting as an important profession

One result of the Neolithic Revolution was _

the establishment of villages and the rise of governments

An increase in the number of nomadic tribes

a reliance on hunting and gathering of food

the decrease in trade between cultural groups

What is the main reason the Neolithic Revolution was considered a turning point in World History?

Domestication of animals and cultivation of crops led to settled communities

Fire was used as a source of energy

Spoken language was used as communication

Stone tools and weapons first developed

The code of Hammurabi is an example of

written rules for legal procedures

the power of strong kings to control trade

regulations on the way to conduct wars against neighboring nations

the power of the legislature to veto laws passed by absolute monarchs

What was one cause of the development of small independent city-states in ancient Greece?

The mountainous terrain of Greece resulted in scattered settlements

Greece and Rome were often at war

Military leaders found small Greek settlements easy to control

The Greek people had many different languages and religions

The West African Kingdoms of Ghana Mali and Songhai Flourished between 700-1600 AD mainly because they

Controlled trade routes across the Sahara

developed self-suffcient economies

received support from European colonial governments

One conclusion that can be reached from the evidence about Mansa Musa's rule of Mali is that

Complex civilizations existed in Africa before the Europeans

Christianity was a dominant religion in Africa

trade was no necessary for civilization to survive

the slave trade originated in west Africa

In western Europe during the Middle Ages, education declined as a direct result of the

rediscovery of Classical Greek Civilization

What was the selling of indulgences?

eliminating the protestant threat

What Renaissance painter is correctly matched with his masterpiece?

Leonardo Da Vinci = The Last Supper

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