A) false B) true
A) tobacco B) limestone C) apparel D) cotton E) metal
A) republic B) monarchy C) dictatorship D) republican parliamentary democracy E) democratic monarch
A) Constantine the Great moved the capital and changed the name B) the bird that we eat during Thanksgiving C) Former leader of Asian Minor decided to change the name to Turkey because that was his favorite bird D) means "land of the Turks" that is what the people are called Turks
A) He killed 30,000 rioters. B) He was a harsh ruler. C) He implemented high taxes to pay for his armies and projects. D) He took a German woman to be his wife.
A) Macedonia B) Eastern Roman Empire C) Greece D) Western Roman Empire
A) restoring the Roman Empire B) Captured Italy and Rome and gave it to the pope. C) Regaining much of Europe D) Conquering Greece and Macedonia
A) a new law code that uses Hammurabi's code and the Rosetta stone as a basis for law B) a collection of laws that protects everyone C) a collection of laws that protects the wealthy and paganism D) a new law code that uses Hammurabi's code and the Ur Nammu Law code
A) Jerusalem B) Rome C) Alexandria D) Babylon E) Constantinople
A) 2000 years B) 100 years C) 1000 years D) 300 years E) 500 years
A) A single book that recorded all of the Roman laws B) A test lawyers must pass before they could practice law C) A list of people who had broken the law D) A group of judges who decided the fate of criminals E) A pledge that people said before the Roman court started
A) The fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire B) The fall of the city of Rome to Odoacer C) The start of the Renaissance in Italy D) The rise of the Russian Empire E) The death of Justinian I
A) Suleiman the Magnificent B) Mehmed II C) Julian II D) Alexander the Great E) Osman I
A) Athens B) Vienna C) Budapest D) Constantinople E) Rome
A) It helped the Europeans to become rich B) Artists began painting about war C) Many scholars and artists fled Constantinople and came to Italy D) It reminded people about the civilization of Ancient Rome E) It put an end to all wars in Europe
A) True B) False
A) 45 B) 19 C) 7 D) 12 E) 26
A) Parts of Romania and Hungary B) all of the above C) The Mediterranean Sea D) Lands and cities in Northern Africa E) The lands of the Safavids in the Middle East
A) President B) King C) Caliph D) Tsar E) Premier
A) He died from injuries sustained from being thrown from his horse B) He died in his palace from old age C) He was assassinated by crossbow D) He became sick and died while on campaign in Hungary E) He died in a major battle in India |