1. During 2900 BC historians believe that non Sematic people was the first settlers that lived on the land between ________ and__________BC.
a. 5000 and 5700
b. 4500 and 4000
c. 3500 and 4000
d. None Above
2. Sumer was conquered by the Semitic-speaking kings of the _______________ Empire around 2270
a. Iraq
b. Akkadian
c. Arabia
d. None of the Above
3. Uruk period: 4100 – 2900 BC was known as the ___________________.
a. Stone Age
b. Iron Age
c. Late Chalcolithic to Early Bronze Age
d. none above
4. ______________was a king of the Old Babylonian Empire who developed a famous law-________.
a. Hammurabi, code
b. Ashubanipal, order
c. Nabopolassar, commandment
d. None above
5. The three great patriarchs (founding fathers) of Israel are:_____________, ___________and ___________.
a. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
b. Matthew, Luke, and John
c. Peter, Paul, John
d. None above
6. The Ten Commandments also called the ______________are a summary of the basic principles of morality.
a. Law Codes
b. Decalogue
c. Script
d. None of the Above
7. Jerusalem, the capital of the _________ Kingdom, fell to the Babylonians in 586 BC.
a. Western
b. Eastern
c. Southern
d. Northern
8. The ________ was China's longest ruling dynasty.
a. Round Dynasty
b. Shan Dynasty
c. Chou dynasty
d. None of the Above
9. The ancient Chinese called their land Chung-kuo which means "_______________".
a. northeast country
b. middle country
c. king country
d. None of the Above
10. A major component of ____________is the observance of caste, which is a strict division of social classes.
a. Hinduism
b. Religion
c. Buddhism
d. None of the Above
11. Zeus was supposedly the chief and father of the ________________.
a. Greek gods
b. Egyptian gods
c. Roman gods
d. None Of the above
12. The three forms of ________________ are Aristocracy, Oligarchy, and Democracy.
a. government
b. laws
c. religion
d. None of the Above
13. The age of Pericles is often referred to as the _________________.
a. Stone Age of Greece
b. Greek Age of Greece
c. Golden Age of Greece
d. Iron Age of Greece
14. The New Covenant is written in ____________ Greek, enabling the masses to hear the Gospel.
a. symbolic
b. koine
c. script
d. None Of The Above
15. _________, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, has also been known as Constantinople, Byzantium, and Istanbul.
a. New Rome
b. New Roman
c. New Greek
d. New Catholic
16. The Byzantines used a secret weapon called "______________" to defeat two assaults by the Arabs.
a. Roman Fire
b. Greek Fire
c. Catholic Fire
d. None Of The Above
17. The ____________theory is the idea that Christ founded His church upon Peter, made Peter its visible head, and that Peter transmitted this power to successors.
a. Church
b. Disciples
c. Petrine
d. none of the above
18. Pope Gregory I was the first___________ pope.
a. ancient
b. medieval
c. roman
d. None above
19. _____________ were held to be "infallible conveyors of grace" and a source of salvation by works according to the Roman Catholic Church.
a. Sacraments
b. Holy Music
c. Rituals
d. Poems
20. Chivalry was the _________ of conduct for the nobility and the knights.
a. sign
b. code
c. Both A & B
d. None Of The Above
21. Peasants who worked as farmers on the manors were called___________.
a. slaves
b. soldiers
c. shakers
d. serfs
22. The Black Death was a form of the bubonic ____________.
a. plague
b. treaty
c. cycle
d. None of the Above
23. ________ was used as long poems for entertainment about war heroes.
a. Songs
b. Scop
c. Script
d. None Of The Above
24. During ____________ the Battle of Hastings William the Conqueror's Normans defeated and killed king Harold Godwin, resulting in the "Norman Conquest."
a. 1066
b. 1006
c. 967
d. None Of The above
25. ______________ is best remembered for his paintings The Mona Lisa, and The Last Supper.
a. King Frederick Barbarossa
b. Charles Martel
c. Leonardo Da Vinci
d. None Of the Above
26. ______________ was a way of life based upon the ownership and use of land.
a. Democracy
b. Feudalism
c. Both A & B
d. None Of the Above