Winter FInal Flashcards

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What is the place of worship for Christianity?

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Church

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What is the holy book for Christianity?

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Bible

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3
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What is the place of worship for Islam?

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Mosque

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What is the place of worship for Judaism?

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Synagogue

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5
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What is the holy book of Christianity?

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Bible

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What is the holy book of Islam?

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Quran

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7
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What is a prophet?

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A person who speaks to or interprets the words of God

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8
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What belief do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have in common?

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There is one God

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What is monotheism?

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The belief in one God

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10
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What is feudalism?

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Medieval European class/caste system, political and economic system.

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What does it mean to be excommunicated?

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To be banished from the church’s membership

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12
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What were the Crusades?

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A series of bloody religious wars between Christians and Muslim Turks.

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13
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The seas and rivers in Europe were important because they provided safety and opportunities for….

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trade

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14
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Popes and kings fought over who had the most________________?

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power

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Europe has many geographic features. How were seas and rivers beneficial to the people?

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offered protection from invaders

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16
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What area of Europe did the Franks settle in?

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France

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What were the responsibilities of the King in Medieval Europe?

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To offer protection to the people of the kingdom, delegate power and land to the nobles for distribution.

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What were the responsibilities of the Nobles in Medieval Europe?

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To delegate land(s) and offer the king support/loyalty

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What were the responsibilities of the Knights in Medieval Europe?

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To protect the kingdom

20
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What were the responsibilities of the Peaseants in Medieval Europe?

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To work the land

21
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King John was forced to sign the _______________in 1215.

A

Magna Carta

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What was the Magna Carta?

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It limited the king’s power over his subjects and gave nobles more rights

23
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What was one of Charlemagne’s biggest achievements as Emperor?

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To offer education to his subjects

24
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Under ____________, people were given land and protection by people of higher rank, and worked and fought for them in return

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The Crusades were a holy war launched by...
Christians against Muslim Turks
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Historians believe that the Black Death first spread along which trade route?
the Silk Road
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What was the Black Death?
A deadly virus that spread throughout the western hemisphere brought on by infected fleas on rats.
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In what city did the Islamic religion begin?
Mecca
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Soon after Muhammad's death, the Muslim world split into what two groups?
Sunnis and Shiites/Sh'ias
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Why did the Sunnis and Shiites/Sh'ias split?
They had different beliefs about who should be the next leader after Mohammad's death.
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What is a caliph?
important Muslim political and religious leader
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What were the 3 reasons that Islam was able to spread so quickly?
strong military, tolerance of other religions, religious devotion
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Which question separated Sunnis from Shi'a?
Must a caliph be descended from Muhammad?
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The Arabian Peninsula connects what three continents?
Asia, Europe, and Africa
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Muslim scholars were responsible for translating ancient texts to the Arabic language. Why was this important?
it preserved ancient learning
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How were non-muslims treated in muslim empires?
They were charged extra taxes
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Which river ran through the West African kingdoms?
Niger
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What helped Ghana grow rich?
taxing trade
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What features of the African continent initially blocked travel?
deserts
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The Sahara and Kalahari deserts were nearly impossible to cross until the introduction of what animal?
camels
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What is a griot?
a traveling poet, musician, or storyteller who maintain a tradition of oral history
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What achievement was responsible for helping Ghana control other groups of people?
Their ability to make iron weapons
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What animal did the Romans introduce in North Africa?
camels
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What is a primary source?
Primary Sources are immediate, first-hand accounts of a topic, from people who had a direct connection with it.
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What is a secondary source?
Secondary sources were created by someone who did not experience first-hand or participate in the events or conditions you're researching.