Test 6 Semester Exam Flashcards
the Crusades revived interest in trade with
the Orient
Hugh Capet’s rule marked the beginning of this nation
French
the “Morning Star of the Reformation”
John Wycliffe
Sumerians divided by the number
60
rallied England to defeat the Spanish armada in 1588
Elizabeth I
Vasco de Balboa discovered this ocean
Pacific Ocean
Christopher Columbus’s voyages were sponsored by the king and queen of
Spain
the number of people who saw the resurrected Christ
over 500
Hieroglyphics refers to whose writing
Egyptian
Jamestown was the first permanent settlement in the New World. who settled it?
the English
Scottish preacher
John Knox
Viking explorer
Leif Ericson
defeated the Moors at the Battle of Tours
Charles Martel
reformer in Zurich
Ulrich Zwingli
discovered Florida
Ponce de Leon
famous Greek philosopher
Aristotle
man for whom America is named
Vespucci
Pharaoh’s chief assistant
Joseph
great Athenian statesman
Pericles
led the building of the Tower of Babel
Nimrod
Greek conqueror of Persia
Alexander
founder of Islam
Mohammed
wrote History of the Peloponnesian War
Thucydides
great Frankish king
Charlemagne
father of the nation of israel
Abraham
a group of people who think of themselves as one and act in history as a unit
nation
Who was Confucius?
Chinese philosopher
the agreement that ended the Thirty Years’ War
Peace of Westphalia
the edict, issued by Constantine, that granted Christians the freedom to worship
Edict of Milan
founded China Inland Mission
J. Hudson Taylor
the year the King James version of the Bible was completed
1611
the belief in a continuous process of rebirth
reincarnation
the crusade that captured Asia Minor and Jerusalem
First
the man credited with creating the Iliad and the Odyssey
Homer
the king who, when offered whatever he wanted from God, asked for wisdom
Solomon
founders of Rome
Latins
sea-traders near Israel
Phoenicians
followers of Wycliffe
Lollards
lived on crete
Minoans
Arab nomads
Bedouins
the ancient empire founded by Hammurabi
Babylonian
built the “hanging gardens” for his wife
Nebuchadnezzar
Spanish explorer who conquered the Aztec Indians
Hernando Cortes
the first great king of England
Alfred
the Roman emperor who was first to persecute Christians
Nero
the French explorer who founded Quebec, the first permanent French settlement in the New World
Samuel de Champlain
the country that developed the caste system
India
the river whose name means “arrow”
Tigris River
probably controlled more of the surface of the earth than any other human being in history
Philip II
considered the greatest English author of all time
Shakespeare
European who landed on the island of San Salvador in 1492, starting the settlement of New World
Christopher Columbus
invented the movable-type printing press c. 1440
Johann Gutenberg
the year the Protestant Reformation began
1517
Hebrew chief adviser to Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
the first European to travel the length of Asia
Marco Polo
the god of the Muslims
Allah
Carthaginian general who marched elephants across the Alps to attack Rome
Hannibal
the world’s longest fortification
Great Wall of China
the Greek city-state whose citizens constantly trained for war
Sparta
philosophy that puts man in place of or above God
humanism