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CLEP Western Civilization I
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Answer 48 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Founder of the old kingdom
Julius Caesar
What was the chief source of income for most in the dark ages?
Islamic Inventions
Zoser
2. Irish book of art/calligraphy
Book of Kells
Two achievements of Athens
Sophist
Julius Caesar
3. The archaic or early dynastic period - the Old Kingdom - the 1st Intermediate peroid - Middle Kingdom - 2nd Intermediate period - the New Kingdom
Two achievements of Athens
Six Eras of Egyptian History
Mosaic
Three civilizations from the Mediterranean Sea?
4. Heavy plow - horse shoes - horse collars
Hammurabi
Sophist
Petrarch believed in
Important Farming Tools
5. First Renaissance scholar in Italy
Beowulf
Julius Caesar
Francis Petrarch
Atomists
6. An economic system where good and services are echanges
Petrarch believed in
Capitalism
Was there a distinction between intentional or accidental crime?
Paris became famous for
7. Garment production
Milan became famous for
Important Farming Tools
Venice became famous for
Julius Caesar
8. Rome vs. Cathage
Muhammad
Sophist
Punic Wars
Zoser
9. University and education
Two achievements of Athens
Paris became famous for
Mosaic
Who was one of the Five Good Emperors?
10. A series of promises made by King John regarding how to treat his subjects
Byzantines were famous for?
Sir Thomas Moore wrote
Magna Carta
Church of Santa Sophia
11. Philosophers
Punic Wars
Hammurabi
Mosaic
Atomists
12. Marcus Aurelius
Julius Caesar
Who was one of the Five Good Emperors?
Michelangelo painted
Three civilizations from the Mediterranean Sea?
13. Simple life and meditation
Milan became famous for
What was the lifeline of the Egyptian Civilization?
Petrarch believed in
Democritus
14. Eye for an Eye - etc.
Law of Retaliation
Was there a distinction between intentional or accidental crime?
What was the lifeline of the Egyptian Civilization?
Beowulf
15. Sistine ceiling
Hammurabi
Three civilizations from the Mediterranean Sea?
Plebeians
Michelangelo painted
16. Utopia
Francis Petrarch
Sir Thomas Moore wrote
Book of Kells
Punic Wars
17. Founder of Islam
Muhammad
Michelangelo painted
Ramses III
Pierre Lescot
18. French architect
Book of Kells
Pieta
Pierre Lescot
Ramses III
19. Last great Pharaoh of Egypt
Paris became famous for
Church of Santa Sophia
Pericles
Ramses III
20. A group that opposed slavery and racial discrimination
Sophist
Michelangelo sculpted
Muhammad
Atomists
21. Vineyards and Olive Yards
Two achievements of Athens
Faylasufs
Punic Wars
Paris became famous for
22. No
Two achievements of Athens
Was there a distinction between intentional or accidental crime?
Democritus
Pierre Lescot
23. Outside trade
Thomas Becket
Venice became famous for
Michelangelo painted
Zoser
24. Byzantine - Islam - Western Christian
Three civilizations from the Mediterranean Sea?
Islamic Inventions
Thomas Becket
Book of Kells
25. Denied existence of spiritual world
Church of Santa Sophia
Michelangelo painted
Pericles
Democritus
26. The Nile
Law of Retaliation
What was the lifeline of the Egyptian Civilization?
Italian Renaissance Discoveries
Francis Petrarch
27. Byzantine piece of architecture
Italian Renaissance Discoveries
Three civilizations from the Mediterranean Sea?
Two achievements of Athens
Church of Santa Sophia
28. David
Carolingian Renaissance
Michelangelo sculpted
Sophist
Important Farming Tools
29. A 'true' renaissance man
Charlemagne
Venice became famous for
Who was one of the Five Good Emperors?
Leonardo da Vinci
30. Small businessmen - farmers
Petrarch believed in
Italian Renaissance Discoveries
Plebeians
Hammurabi
31. Between two rivers
Pieta
Hammurabi
Mesopotamia is Greek for what?
Byzantines were famous for?
32. Gave law to mankind
Francis Petrarch
Hammurabi
Mesopotamia is Greek for what?
Milan became famous for
33. Archbishop of Canterbury - later became a saint
Capitalism
Law of Retaliation
Thomas Becket
Beowulf
34. Paper making - distillation of alcohol
Islamic Inventions
Pericles
Law of Retaliation
Charlemagne
35. Based on Aristotle and Napoleon
Pierre Lescot
Patricians
Julius Caesar
Islamic Philosophy
36. Ivory paintings - jewelry making and mosaics
Petrarch believed in
Pericles
Byzantines were famous for?
Julius Caesar
37. A picture made up from small pieces of glass or stone
Italian Renaissance Discoveries
Julius Caesar
Mosaic
Hammurabi
38. Linear Perspective - human anatomy and oil painting
Law of Retaliation
Patricians
Thomas Becket
Italian Renaissance Discoveries
39. Upper class landlords - aristocrats - etc.
Patricians
Julius Caesar
Pierre Lescot
Was there a distinction between intentional or accidental crime?
40. Epic poem
What was the lifeline of the Egyptian Civilization?
Beowulf
Pericles
Francis Petrarch
41. A piece of art with Christ upon his mother's lap
Pieta
Pericles
Punic Wars
Faylasufs
42. Formed the first true democracy in Athens
Pericles
Pierre Lescot
Charlemagne
Carolingian Renaissance
43. Ruled Rome - was assassinated by peers in 44 BC
Magna Carta
Julius Caesar
Thomas Becket
Plebeians
44. Emperor of the Roman - King of the Franks
Leonardo da Vinci
Church of Santa Sophia
Charlemagne
Sir Thomas Moore wrote
45. Agriculture
Punic Wars
Sir Thomas Moore wrote
Milan became famous for
What was the chief source of income for most in the dark ages?
46. Council of Nobles
Sir Thomas Moore wrote
Mosaic
Areopagus
Punic Wars
47. Islamic Philosophers
Patricians
Pieta
Paris became famous for
Faylasufs
48. A cultural and legal revival led by Charlemagne
Beowulf
Petrarch believed in
Islamic Philosophy
Carolingian Renaissance