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100

Name the major monotheistic religions

Judaism, Christianity, Islam

100

For more than a thousand years this item has helped choose citizens to serve in various Chinese governments. 

Civil Service Exam

100

How does Russia win wars?- name two people who lost in this way

enemy soldiers freeze; Napoleon, Hitler, Hanibal

100
Because they backed the loosing side, the Ottoman empire collapsed after this war.

WW1

100

What was Christopher Columbus ACTUALLY trying to find?

a western water route to India

100

Where did Industrialization begin and with what industry?

England; textiles

100

This war is not really a war because the two main sides couldn't actually fire at each other.

Cold War

100

This philosophy emphasizes the public ownership of goods, services and the means of production in a society.

Communism

100

I was not actually short! It is all propaganda.

Napoleon Boneparte

200

How did Buddhism spread to China?

Silk Road merchants

200

This is the largest land based empire in history and is the exception to almost every rule. Not a bad empire to live in as long as you weren't in the city when it was taken over.

The Mongols

200

These were a series of conflicts to retake the Holy Land

Crusades

200

In this time period during the French Revolution, Robespierre and the Jacobins executed or imprisoned large numbers of elites. 

Reign of Terror

200

Because of this treaty, Brazil speaks Portugese.

Treaty of Tordesillas 

200

These inventions facilitated the creation of massive empires.

telegraph, steam ships, weapons

200

Who had the first passports?

Mongols

200

a time of cultural rebirth in Europe

Renaissance 

200

Surprisingly, I am not Jesus... even though everyone thinks I am when they look at my picture. Also, where did I live?

Emperor Justinian; Constantinople 

300

How did Islam spread in Africa?

trans-saharan merchant trade 

300

Outside of killing people, what impact did the Black Plague have on Europe?

allowed social and economic mobility for serfs/peasants

300

Why did the Catholic church have so much hostility towards the Vikings?

they raided churches

300
These wars allowed almost unrestricted European trade in China.

Opium Wars

300

Which European country took control of Indian Ocean trade by commandeering other people's port cities and forts?

Portugese

300

What was the purpose of colonies post industrial revolution?

supply raw materials, markets for purchasing finished products

300

Modern African country boundaries were largely determined by European powers at this "party"

Berlin Conference

300

During the Scientific Revolution, this European popularized, and was executed for, the idea of a heliocentric solar system... which he totally copied from Arab scholars.

Copernicus 

300

We spent quality time double checking everyone's Catholicness... and came up with some creative torture methods to do it.

Double points if you can tell me the name of our movement.

Ferdinand & Isabella of Spain

400

Provide an example of syncretic religions 

Neo-Confuscianism, Rastafarianism, Voodoo, Santeria, Sikhism, Gnostic Christianity, etc.   

400

This Muslim Empire dominated central/northern India

Mughals

400

What caused the Great Schism?

collapse of Roman; pope fleeing to France while the Cardinals went to Constantinople

400

This rebellion was started by a man who thought he was Jesus's brother.

Taiping Rebellion

400

provide 2 food items that went from Europe to the Americas and 2 that went from the Americans to Europe during the Colombian Exchange

E2A: cows, horses, wheat/grains, rice, sugar, coffee, grapes, onions, peaches, chicken

A2E: maize, tomatoes, squash, beans, turkey, cacao, pineapples, potatoes, peanuts

400

What was the first Asian country to industrialize?

Japan

400

What was the POLITICAL effect of Protestant Reformation.

Kings/Queens were no longer subservient to the Catholic Church

400

This thinker popularized the idea of a societal revolution led by industrial workers to redistribute wealth and power amongst all citizens.

Karl Marx

400

We revolutionized Russia....In the middle of WW1...and then were a little salty about loosing so much territory. Who are we and who was our leader?

Bolsheviks; Vladimir Lenin

500

What is the core concept of Confucianism?

Filial Piety 

500

What is feudalism?

nobility held lands from the Crown in exchange for military service, and vassals were in turn tenants of the nobles, while the peasants (villeins or serfs) were obliged to live on their lord's land and give him homage, labor, and a share of the produce, notionally in exchange for military protection.

500

What was the first biological weapon and who used it?

Ghengis Khan; throwing plague bodies into the cities

500

What are the MAIN causes of WW1?

Militarism

Alliances

Industrialization

Nationalism

500

This former slave was sent by the Yongle Emperor to say hi and create alliances

Zheng He

500

This group of people hated machines because they felt that they were taking their jobs

Luddities

500

While American plantations relied on chattel slavery, the Incas relied on this forced labor system.

Mit'a

500

The economic theory that the government should NOT interfere in the economy or they will screw it up.

laissez-faire capitalism

500

I was the only independent female empress of China to rule on their own. I retired due to old age and passed the thrown to my son. 

Wu Zetian

600

What was the religious movement started by Martin Luther & what was it in response to?

Protestant Reformation 

the practice of Indulgences

600

I am the only major civilization in the Americas north of Mexico. I had 1 city, but I did not write about it.

Cahokia/Mississippi Mound Builders


600

I am the only Chinese dynasty that wasn't actually Chinese... My dynasty was rather short. 

Yuan

600

What is the significance of the Russo-Japanese war in 1904?

first major European loss to an Asian power; further destabilized the Russian monarchy

600

This country only accepted the European trade of 1 item into their territory. What is name of the country and the item traded?

China & Silver

600

How did Industrialization raise the standard of living in industrialized nations

food and basic necessities become cheaper

600

What are the 2 most important trading routes in the world today?

Suez Canal & Panama Canal

600

This philosophical movement emphasized "natural rights" and the idea that reason and logic, rather than tradition or religion, should govern human affairs

Enlightenment

600

I ruined all of my good PR when a stupid British journalist published photos of children with no hands in the Congo.

King Leopold II
700

After the Moors had conquered the lower Iberian Peninsula, this is the term used for Christianity taking it back.

Reconquista

700

Western African kingdoms did not practice large scale farming.... so how did they become major civilizations?

salt/gold trade based societies that traveled across the Sahara

700

How was Cortes able to conquer the Aztecs

native allies, plague, metal armor, local religions

700

What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?

BEIC lying about what type of oil coated the bullets of soldiers in colonial India

700

The Atlantic Slave Trade started after this group, initially used by colonial powers as a slave labor force, began rapidly dying off from European diseases.

Native Americans/Indigenous Population

700

After the collapse of slave based labor systems, these types of workers became very popular in colonial societies.

indentured servants

700

What was the political and military alliance of Western, non communist nations?

Double points if you can name  the Communist equivalent.

NATO; Warsaw Pact

700

This movement encourages people to form nations based on shared language/culture and not conquering.

Nationalism

700

I was the Aztec emperor who unfortunately did not kill Hernan Cortes as soon as I saw him resulting in the deaths of most of my people.

Montezuma 

800

Who were the Huguenots and what happened to them?

French Calvinists, persecuted by the French government

800

Who were the Samurai's subservient to?

Daimyo lords

800

What was the first widely used gunpowder dependent weapon

cannon 

800

I am the FIRST war dominated by firearms.

30 years war between Protestants and Catholics in Central Europe (Hapsburgs)

800

What is the Casta system and who are the major participating groups. 

social hierarchy in colonial Latin America; Spanish born in Spain, Spanish born in the Americas, Mestizos/Mulattos, Natives, slaves

800

I am the most widely traveled human before industrialization/Exploration. I wrote some very helpful books that did not really include women.

Ibn Battuta

800

The oppressive military regime known as the Khmer Rouge ruled which nation?

Cambodia

800

What was the self-strengthening movement and how did it go?

19th century Chinese reform movement with the motto “Confucian ethics, Western science”; too little too late

800

Name 3 Premier's of Communist Russia

Lenin, Stalin, Malenkov, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Andropov, Chernenko, Gorbachev 

900

This was the reason Henry VIII of England created his own church.

Double points if you can tell me the correct names

He wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon in favor of Anne Boleyn, but the Pope wouldn't let him. 

900

What was the Xhosa cattle killing movement?

Attempt by the Xhosa kingdom in Africa to protect their society from imperial take over by the British

900

These 2 revolutions COMPLETELY changed warfare

Industrial & Gun Powder

900

Nuclear weapons/missiles were placed strategically in these two countries cause a 6 day stand-off 

Cuba and Turkey

900

Describe the impact of the slave trade on Central Africa

depopulation, gender imbalance, easier subjugation during colonization

900

Name 3 natural resources that industrialization was dependent on.

Palm Oil, Rubber, Petroleum, coal, iron

900

This term describes the interdependence of nations

globalization

900

What was the purpose of the Cultural Revolution?

to erase China's history in favor of communist values

900

I was the first ruler to limit my own power... while the nobles held a sword to my throat... with the signing of this document. 

Double points if you can tell me the year it was signed

King John of England, Magna Carta