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100
This religion follows the Eightfold path.

What is Buddhism?

100

What geographic feature allows for good quality farming (2 choices)

Water or fertile soil (early civilizations had to settle around these)

100

Describe the Neolithic Revolution 

Early humans shifting from nomads/hunter-gatherers to farmers

100

What invention in Europe led to a faster way to make books and paper?

Printing Press

100

What animal did the black plague originate in?

The flea!

200

Why did Martin Luther write the 95 theses?

He was upset with the church selling indulgences, this set off the Protestant Reformation.

200

What geographic feature allowed for early humans to cross over into the Americas thousands of years ago?

What is "land bridge"?

200

Why was Constantinople such a highly-desired location?

It was at a crossroads for trade (whoever controlled it would have a big influence on trade)

200

What is the economic system involving mother countries and colonies (the colonies send raw goods to the mother country for economic benefit)

Mercantilism

200

This scientific revolution theory put the sun at the center of the universe instead of the earth, which was previously thought

Heliocentric model (the old model was the geocentric model)

300
The goal of the First Crusade
Christians wanted to take back Jerusalem (Holy Land) from the Seljuk Turks 
300

What is the geographic context for why Columbus discovered the Americas?

Europeans were looking for a new trade route to Asia, as they could not easily cross the Ottoman Empire. They believed the easiest way to do this was to cross the Atlantic Ocean.

300

What was one lasting outcome of the Crusades?

Cultural diffusion and trade (need one)

300

Describe what an absolute monarch is

A ruler that is 100% total control over where he rules (religion, government, army)

300

This was the process of "removing demons" from one's blood when they were ill in the middle ages, it involved cutting one's skin.

Blood letting.

400

What is divine right rule? 

Daily Double! Name a divine right ruler that we learned about in class this year.

God chooses who rules on earth.

400

What is the geographic context for why the Mongols expanded so rapidly?

They lived on the Asian Steppes (super flat land). They were able to easily traverse this land on horseback.

400
What did scientific revolution thinkers begin to base their theories on?

Observation, rather than the Church's word.

400
What is the event where the Church split in half?

The Great Schism

400

This was the pope that started the First Crusade after his speech at the Council of Clermont

Pope Urban II

500

The social hierarchy used within Hindi faith (Hinduism)

What is the Caste System?

500

What geographic feature led to the isolation of Greek city-states?

What is mountains?

500
Identify one historical development of the Mongols rapidly expanding?

A. The Chinese learned how to make gunpowder

B. Civilizations in the Middle East and Europe learned how to make paper and print

C. Islam spread to North Africa

D. Hinduism spread from India to Pakistan

500

What posed the biggest threat to the civilizations living in the Americas once the Europeans arrived during the Age of Exploration?

Germs/Disease

500

This was the game the Maya played that is a mixture of handball and basketball

Pok-a-tok

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