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- Q1
Which factor contributed most to the development of Timbuktu as a center of learning?
the rise of West African trade routes.
the growth of African spiritual traditions
the expansion of ocean trade routes
the reliance of griots
60s - Q2
The two features of Florence that contributed to its role in the Renaissance were, success as a center of trade and a successful banking industry.
truefalseTrue or False60s - Q3
Which phrase best describes the purpose of the Jesuits?
to start a new type of Protestantism in overseas colonies
to spread the beliefs of the Catholic Church
to translate the Bible into several vernacular languages
to persecute those who did not believe in Christianity
60s - Q4
Which individual is associated with the following achievements: improved the telescope, improved the microscope, identified the moons of Jupiter, and supported the heliocentric theory?
Galileo Galilei
Sir Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
Sir Francis Bacon
60s - Q5
Which statement best compares the Maya and Aztec civilizations?
The religions of both civilizations were monotheistic.
Both civilizations used paper money as a form of currency.
The economies of both civilizations were dependent on farming.
Both civilizations prospered by making slavery illegal.
60s - Q6
What was the role of the samurai in the rise of a military society in Japan?
merchants who provided foreign resources
judges who redistributed land to peasants
warriors who followed a code of honor
60s - Q7
Which factor contributed to the growth of the city of Djenne?
the spread of Arabic learning
the start if European exploration
the expansion of the Mongol Empire
the opening of the Silk Road
60s - Q8
How did the development of the Gutenberg printing press change European society during the Renaissance?
Ideas spread more quickly across Europe.
Church officials encouraged people to study the Bible.
Cartographers gained the ability to create more accurate maps.
Merchant guilds started schools to increase literacy among their members.
60s - Q9
How did the Crusades affect medieval Europe?
Classical knowledge was reintroduced at universities.
The Reconquista ended in the Iberian Peninsula.
The Holy Roman Empire was established by the Pope.
Overland trade routes increased interest in maritime routes.
60s - Q10
Which European countries created Protestant colonies in the New World?
Portugal and Great Britian
the Netherlands and France
France and Portugal
Great Britian and the Netherlands
60s - Q11
Which actions contributed to Kublai Khan's control of the Yuan Empire?
favoring Confucianism and using the civil service exams
reorganizing the military and rebuilding the Great Wall
creating social equality and redistributing lands
respecting all religions and allowing cultural diversity
60s - Q12
How did the attack by the Spanish Armada influence England in the 16th century?
Queen Elizabeth I married King Philip II of Spain.
England changed from Protestantism to Catholicism.
The Tudor dynasty assumed control of the Spanish throne.
England emerged as a Protestant power in Europe.
60s - Q13
Which action best describes Prince Henry the Navigator's contribution to early exploration?
converting native peoples
discovering the Hudson Bay
discovering the Pacific Ocean
improving cartography
60s - Q14
Which feature was part of indigenous African spiritual traditions?
practice of ancestor worship
focus on acquiring wealth
emphasis on reading holy texts
belief in reincarnation for future lives
60s - Q15
What was the importance of griots in African society?
They served as the main religious leaders of their tribes.
They served as central tribal leaders.
They conducted trade agreements for their villages.
They maintained the oral history of their people.
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