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The forbidden tree in the garden of Eden was called the

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Tree of the knowledge of good and evil

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The human race is divided into two groups, which are called the

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seed of the serpent and seed of the woman

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How long did God delay his judgement on the world while Noah was building the arc?

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120 years

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According to Genesis 4:16 Cain’s descendants lived in the land of

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Nod

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Which promise of God ensured that a line of rulers from one family would last forever.

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Davidic covenant

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What name means “appointed”?

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Seth

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List 3 results of God’s confusion of language at Babel.

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A. People spread out
B. Confusion of language
C. Restrained sin

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The first official Roman persecutions of Christianity began under which Emperor

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Nero

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Which ruler made Christianity the state religion of the Roman Empire.

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Theodisious

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God spoke the word into existence?

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Creation

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What is the message that Jesus can rescue men from sin?

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Gospel

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God performs everything according to His will.

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divine sovereignty

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A Christian assembly affirmed this truth in A.D. 325.

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Trinity

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The negative effects of Adam’s sin.

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Fall

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God’s solemn agreement or promise.

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covenant

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Man’s characteristics that show what God is like.

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Image of God

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17
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The reason for the flood.

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Sin

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18
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Man is responsible to care for God’s creations

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Dominion

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God’s promised victory over sin.

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Redemption

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He has 12 sons who became the fathers of the 12 tribes of Israel.

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Jacob/Israel

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Patrick was a missionary to this country.

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Ireland

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An important Byzantine weapon used against Islamic armies was

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Greek fire

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The architectural style of Russian cathedrals is models after that of the

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Byzantine empire

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24
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What stopped the spread of Islam into Western Europe?

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The Franks

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25
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The destination of Islamic pilgrimages is

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Mecca

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Muhammad’s move from Mecca

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Hagira / flight

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Islamic holy book

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Qur’an/Hadith

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Arabic word meaning “to succeed”

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Caliph

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Name for the leader of the Shiites

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Imam

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Month of Muhammad’s visions

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Ramadan

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31
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Islamic word for one who disagrees with Islam

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Infidel

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Arabic word for ‘The God”

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Allah

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Arabic word meaning “to strive hard”

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Jihad

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Follower of Islam

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Muslim

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Islamic law

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Sharia

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36
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Capital of the Umayyad Caliphate

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Damascus

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37
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Eastern Orthodox Christianity was established here in 988

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Russia

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38
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Capital of the Abbasid Caliphate

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Baghdad

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39
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Destination of Muhammad’s flight

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Medina

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40
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Capital of the Byzantine empire

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Constantinople

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41
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Islam’s advance in Europe was stopped here

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Tours

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42
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Name for a required Islamic pilgrimage

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Hajj

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43
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Preserved much of western thought

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Byzantine Empire

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44
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Location of the Ka’bah

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Mecca

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45
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List 3 of the 5 pillars of Islam

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Daily prayer, almsgiving, and fasting

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46
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African towns traded with merchants from

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Arabia, China, and India

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47
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Followers of this religion composed the first written history of Africa

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Islam

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48
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Coptic Christians regarded Menelik as the offspring of King

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Solomon

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49
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Major businesses in eastern African cities centered around trade in the followingcommodities

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Ivory, precious stones, and slaves

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50
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What has been the imperial title of Ethiopian rulers?

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Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah

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51
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River that borders Zimbabwe’s empire

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Zambezi

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52
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The Supreme being of the Kikuyu people

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Ngai

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53
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Mali king who brought much gold to Mecca

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Musa

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54
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Kilwa engaged in Jihad against this people

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Zinj

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55
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“One of the finest and most substantially built towns”

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Kilwa

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56
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Common trade language along the eastern coast of Africa

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Swahili

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57
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Ethiopian king who became a Coptic Chirstian

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Ezana

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58
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The title of the king of Mali; it means “ruler”

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Mansa

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59
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Modern town on Somolia’s eastern coast

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Mogadishu

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60
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Founded the kingdom of Mali

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Sunjata

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61
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Ancient name for China

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Cathau

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62
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The name of this ancient city means “great house of stone”

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Zimbabwe

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63
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The Mongolian plateau is located north of

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China

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64
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What religion includes the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path?

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Buddhism

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65
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The Taj Mahal is located in

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India

66
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Kublai Khan founded what dynasty in China?

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Yuan

67
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The traditional religion of the Mongols was

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Shamanism

68
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Practice of a warrior’s committing suicide

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Hara-kiri

69
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Crop that is a major part of the Chinese diet

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Rice

70
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Japanese religion that teaches nature worship

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Shintoism

71
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Japanese title meaning “Great General”

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Shogun

72
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Japanese warrior

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Samuri

73
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The capital of Japan as of 1603

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Tokyo

74
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Military code meaning “the way of the warrior”

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Bushido

75
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Religion from India that became influential in China

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Buddhism

76
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A strong metal that is more durable than iron

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Cast iron

77
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Passive religion that reaches peace and harmony

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Taoism

78
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List 2 significant Chinese inventions

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Paper and the compass

79
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This count of Paris founded a new French dynasty

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Hugh Capet

80
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Who were accused of starting the plague and were severely persecuted?

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Jews

81
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Who founded the Norman dynasty in England after invading the country in 1066?

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William the Conquerer

82
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The Canterbury Tales gives information about medieval life where?

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England

83
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This grandson of William the Conqueror strengthened English royal authority by using circuit courts

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Henry II

84
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Chapter 5 question in reference to medieval times: What was a common spoken language

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Vernacular

85
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What architecture is known for stained-glassed windows, high ceilings, and warmth and brithness?

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Gothic

86
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Which Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea and had a large navy?

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Venice

87
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Phillip II was a king in

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France

88
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What church’s political power grew in Europe and became dominant during the Middle Ages?

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Roman Church

89
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The Reconquista occured where?

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Spain

90
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A large church often built in wealth cities

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Cathedral

91
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A papal decree denying access to sacarments

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Interdict

92
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Uniform laws for all of England

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Common law

93
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A record of accusations issued by a court

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Indicement

94
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The leading palace official of the French king

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Mayor of the Palace

95
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A nobleman’s estate

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Manor

96
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Rules and expectations for knights

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Chivalry

97
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A document freeing towns people from feudal duties

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Charter

98
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Local citizens who accused criminals

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Jury

99
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A bench on which money lenders sat

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Bank

100
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What phrase refers to Parliament’s limiting the king’s power by controlling the tax system?

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Power of the Purse

101
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This Gothic architectural feature provides external support, enabling churches to be taller

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Flying buttresses

102
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This document, whose name means “Great Charter”, was forced upon King John and set limits to royal power

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Magna Carta

103
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The political power of the Roman church was highest during the rule of Pope…

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Innocent II

104
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Lorenzo de Medici was a Renaissance man from where in Italy

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Florence

105
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This scholar from Rotterdam wrote In Praise of Folly

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Erasmus

106
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John Huss was a native of

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Bohemia

107
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A paper that supposedly grants pardon from the punishment of sins is called an

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Indulgence

108
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Conquistador who defeated and colonized the Aztecs

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Cortes

109
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First to find a route around Africa

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Dias

110
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Conquistador who defeated the Incas

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Pizzaro

111
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First to find a trade route to India

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de Gamma

112
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Sailed west in 1492 and discovered a new continent

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Colombus

113
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English explorer who traveled around the world

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Drake

114
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Spanish explorer whose crew traveled around the world

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Magellan

115
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What empire made many discoveries in astronomy and mathematics?

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Mayan Empire

116
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Cuzco was the capital of what empire?

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Incan

117
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Zwingli was a reformer in

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Switzerland

118
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Martin Luther translated the Bible into

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German

119
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The dismissal of an individual from the Roman Church is called

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Excommunication

120
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What term describes Rome’s teaching that the wine and bread in the Lord’s Supper become the very blood and body of Chirst?

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Transubstantiation

121
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John Calvin’s homeland was

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France

122
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The term renaissance means

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Rebirth

123
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What invention by Johannes Gutenberg helped make books available to the public?

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Printing Press

124
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Wrote the Ninety-five Theses

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Luther

125
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Painted the Mona Lisa

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da Vinci

126
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Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

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Michalangelo

127
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Publisher of a Greek New Testament

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Erasmus

128
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Father of Humanism

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Petrarch

129
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Author of The Prince

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Machiavelli

130
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English official under Henry VIII; he wrote Eutopia

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More

131
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Pope who authorized the sale of indulgences

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Leo X

132
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Author of a Renaissance book on manners

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Castiglione

133
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What is the term for French Protestants?

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Hughenots

134
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What was the last great religious war in Europe?

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The Thirty Years’ War

135
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What decree did Henry of Navarre issue to ensure religious tolerance in France?

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Edict of Nantes

136
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What Catholic monastic order was founded to stop the Reformation and reverse the gains of Protestant converts?

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Jesuits

137
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Catholic missionary to the Indians in Latin America

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Las Casas

138
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The Cape of Good Hope is located at the southern tip of this continent

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Africa

139
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Francis Xavier was a missionary to this country

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Japan

140
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This explorer gave the Pacific Ocean its name

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Magellan

141
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The Iroquois Confederacy was located in this modern state.

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New York

142
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The carvel was a

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ship designed for efficiency to travel the ocean

143
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What instrument did sailors use to measure the angle between the sun or a start and the horizon?

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Astrolabe

144
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Children of Indian and Spanish parents

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Mestizos

145
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Replaced weak governments with their own dictatorships

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Caudillos

146
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Spanish rulers representing the king of Spain

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Viceroys

147
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Full-blooded Spaniards or Portuguese born in America

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Creoles

148
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Large country estates

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Haciendas

149
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Spaniards born in Spain and loving in colonies

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Peninsulars

150
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Poor neighborhoods in colonial cities

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Barrios

151
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Twelve nobles of Brazil

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Donatarios

152
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Cowboys in Argentina

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Gauchos

153
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What is the spoken language in Brazil?

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Portuguese

154
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What nation colonized Louisiana and Canada?

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France

155
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John Smith helped start this colony.

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Jamestown

156
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This country is not considered a part of the Old World.

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Chile

157
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Montreal was founded in this region

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New France

158
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This Englishman brought discipline to Jamestown and helped make it a thriving colony.

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Thomas Dale

159
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This French explorer discovered the St. Lawrence River.

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Jacques Cartier

160
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This Venezuelan knew many languages and liberated both Venezuela and Colombia.

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Simon Bolivar

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