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CSET Subtest 1: History 4
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Enlightenment philosophers who questioned the proper function of government and their ideas led to the American and French Revolutions
lords
fiefs
Voltaire - Montesquieu - Locke - and Rousseau
Mughuls
2. An angry former priest distributed a protest called 'Ninety Five Theses' against the church and its practices in 1517 - which led to the creation of the Protestant Church
Rome
Sumeria
Martin Luther
Phonecians
3. Skilled farmers who flourished in Ohio and Mississippi
Islam
Hadyn - Mozart and Beethoven
Hopewell people
church
4. Profits are linked to the manufacturing of products
modern capitalism
Holy bible
Age of Pericles
Guatama Buddha
5. Before human can turn their attention to finer things in life - humans need to focus on their primary needs - physiological - they must have enough to eat or drink and a warm place to sleep - security and safety - river settlements were the easiest t
hiearchy of needs
karma
Genghis Khan
Adam Smith
6. A period of cultural enlightenment that started in Italy during the 14th Century and spread over the next 200 year. It was spurted by the printing press
Adam Smith
French religious wars (1562-1598)
The Renaissance
Battle of Hastings (1066)
7. Author of absolutist politics
Cardinal Richelieu
Martin Luther
daimyo
Kush
8. Settled in the Mississippi Valley developed in 880 AD and built large religious mound structures
law of supply and demand
Mississippian culture
Alexander the Great
Confucius
9. A feudal king in feudal Japan
lords
hiearchy of needs
shogun
The Renaissance
10. Following a battle with Carthage - Rome emerged as the dominant power in the mediterranean
Punic Wars
St. Augustine
modern capitalism
Louis XIV
11. Continuous barbaric invatsion - political dinstsability - decreasing farm production - inflation - excessive taxation - decline of missionaries - rise of Christianity divided the empire - attacked by Germanic warriors from northern Europe
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12. Buddhist idea of re - birth after death
Napoleon -
Age of Pericles
romanticism
reincarnation
13. A period of peace for two centuries without a major war
The Congress of Vienna (1815)
Sumeria
Pax Romana
reasons for Byzantine's successs
14. Portuguese explorer who was the first man to circumnavigate the globe
Napoleon -
Israelites
Hadyn - Mozart and Beethoven
Ferdinand Magellan
15. The concept of United States history as the mass migration of one group (Europeans) overwhelmed and put another group to extinction (Indians)
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16. Ancient empire that conquered Greece about 500 years after the founding of Rome. at its heydey - it took over most of Europe - Middle East and Mid Africa
'laissez faire' economy
Rome
Ancient Egypt
The Justinian Code
17. English moarch to begin colonization of North America
Kublai Khan
French religious wars (1562-1598)
James I
romanticism
18. Battle between Charles Martel and the Muslims prevented Islam from entering Europe
Three famous African empires
Martin Luther
The Battle of Tours (732 AD)
reincarnation
19. Early civilization that attempt to unify the near East under zoroastrianism zoroastrianism - an ethical religion based on the concepts of good and evil
The Congress of Vienna (1815)
Phonecians
Constantine
Persians
20. caused by inequitable class structure - bankruptcy of the French treasury - disorganized legal system - led to the Reign of Terror in which many of the aristocrats were beheaded
reasosn for Byzantine's decline decline
French Revolution
daimyo
Alexander the Great
21. Emperor that called for the union of Germany and Italy under the Holy Empire
Punic Wars
Frederick Barbarosa
The Justinian Code
Alexander the Great
22. Philosophy that deals with theconsistency of faith and reason
scholasticism
Peace of Westphalia
'laissez faire' economy
Christopher Columbus
23. Led to the destruction of early civilizations like the Egyptians - Assyrians and Babylonians through the development of iron weapons
Kush
the Iron Age
Sir Francis Drake
Causes of Rome's fall
24. The first written form of law and came from the Babylonian times
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25. Concept in scholasticism in which reality consists of ideas (universals) that exist in the mind - independent of sensory powersof perception
Byzantine Empire
Magna Carta
realism
Henry VII
26. Ancient Asian civilization that developed own language and system of writing - literature and poetry - Shinto religion
'laissez faire' economy
Feudal Japan
The Congress of Vienna (1815)
Pax Romana
27. Land owned by the lords of feudal Europe
law of supply and demand
fiefs
Magna Carta
Causes of Rome's fall
28. Works by the Greek writer Homer
Illiad and Odyssey
Magna Carta
Causes of Rome's fall
Mississippian culture
29. A belief develoepd that an individual's karma caused their birth in one of four social groups - or castes - from the Brahmins to the Untouchables - modern India outlawed the caste system after the Mahatma Gandhi
church
reincarnation
Hinduism
cost - benefit analysis
30. The idea of total obedience to the sovereign because of their 'divine right'
Society of Jesus
absolutism
The Crusades
Henry VII
31. The practice of state regulation and control fo the economy in an attempt to insure prosperity
mercantilism
Napoleon -
Constantine
Causes of Rome's fall
32. Enlightenment aritsts who emphasized the classical era's symphonies - rhythms and melodies
lords
Lydians
Hadyn - Mozart and Beethoven
daimyo
33. The basic of justice systems used throughout the western world
The Justinian Code
Edict of Nantes
Protestantism
Paul the Apostle
34. An economy in which people leave the funding alone
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35. Early civililzation that developed the first lasting monotheism
Romanov dynasty -
Kush
Byzantine Empire
Israelites
36. Spanish explorer who sailed west from Spain and landed in the Carribbean - thinking it was India
Taoism
Christopher Columbus
Anasazi culture
Assyria
37. Battle over the succession of thet hrone in England. The House of Lancaster crushes the House of York and Henry VII establishes the infamous Tudor dynasty
The War of Roses
Romanov dynasty -
Society of Jesus
The Crusades
38. An African empire the developed out of an iron working stettlement and eswasbasd on gold trade
Europe's Industrial Revolution
Zimbabwe
Alexander the Great
Babylonians
39. A religion against pre - destination - in which people are destined to go to heaven and hell no matter how they act
Chaldeans
Voltaire - Montesquieu - Locke - and Rousseau
Protestantism
Islam
40. Early civilization established as a new Babylonian empire under king Nebuchadnezzar - develop astronomy - astrology - advanced government bureaucracy and architectural achievements such as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Kush
Chaldeans
Africa's four rivers
Holy bible
41. Jesuits were the official Catholic response to the reformation
Society of Jesus
The Dark Ages
means of productions
Taoism
42. One of the most important developments in Europoean history in which the king consented to the rule of law as opposed to 'divine right.' It is considered the foundation for the English Common Law system and the American Constitution
Feudal Japan
Magna Carta
Voltaire - Montesquieu - Locke - and Rousseau
Assyria
43. Mongol ruler that first opened China to the West through explorer Marco Polo
French Revolution
Kublai Khan
The Dark Ages
Muslims
44. Early civilization that encouraged material progress - including large - scale irrigation projects - an advancced system of mathematics and invention of the wheel
Sumeria
Persians
reincarnation
defeat of Spanish Armanda
45. Was the most popwerful position and had a major landholder in feudal Europe. The Roman Catholic Church is extremely wealthy and powerful - left behind glorious looking churches and Cathedrals - Bibles were the most produced document
The Crusades
Charlemagne
The Hundred Years War
church
46. Nile - Congo - Niger - and Zambizi
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47. Time when European countries focused attention outward because they were attracted to spices and other goods that were part of that world and wanted to find an overland routes to Asia were expensive and took very long
Mississippian culture
feudalism
The Age of Exploration
Confucianism
48. The civilization that embodied the east half of the Roman empire survived for a thousand of yars as the Byzantine Empire and preserved the Eastern Orhthodox Church
Hadyn - Mozart and Beethoven
Byzantine Empire
Alexander the Great
caliphs
49. The practice of worshipping one god
French religious wars (1562-1598)
monotheism
Paul the Apostle
nominalism
50. The first great Christian philosopher
Feudal Japan
St. Augustine
lords
Anasazi culture