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Flashcards by Lauren Curnutte, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lauren Curnutte
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| Question | Answer |
| 1. Climate changes produced longer growing seasons which contributed to the what. | Neolithic revolution. |
| 2. A surplus agriculture led to the development of permanent settlements because it allowed for what of labor. | Specialization. |
| 3. What included craftsmen, merchants, and small farmers in the Roman Empire. | Plebeians. |
| 4. As the Arab Empire grew, people who were not Muslims or did not convert to Islam in the conquered territories had to pay special what. | Taxes. |
| 5. A what blends the government and religion. | Theocracy. |
| 6. What would be in the 18th century C.E. | 1760. |
| 7. Inequality among the plebeians and patricians led to the what. | Struggle of orders. |
| 8. A primary source and secondary source both contain information that over 250,000 people attended the March on Washington in 1963. This would be considered what. | Corroboration. |
| 9. What was developed when centralized power was lost in the face of invasion with the collapse of the Roman Empire. | Feudalism. |
| 10. Catholic what of Western Europe provided for the sick and poor, maintained schools, and preserved important manuscripts. | Monasteries. |
| 11. What moved the capital to the Eastern side of the Roman Empire. | Constantine. |
| 12. A diary entry is an example of a what. | Primary source. |
| 13. A biography is considered a what. | Secondary source. |
| 14. What means taking into consideration how the author was influenced by when and where the document was produced. | Struggle of orders. |
| 15. Regular church members are known as what. | Laity. |
| 16. What is type of government of early Greece often consisted of a small group of wealthy people in power. | Oligarchy. |
| 17. In the Islamic faith, the what made the daily call to prayer from the what. | Muezzin, minaret. |
| 18. A what shows loyalty to the lord of the land by providing military service. | Vassal. |
| 19. Nobles/lords were expected to provide serfs/peasants with what. | Protection. |
| 20. The people who work for the church are called the what. | Clergy. |
| 21. Islam, Judaism, and Christianity are all what faiths, meaning they serve only one god. | Monotheistic. |
| 22. The transfer of new technology often occurred because of what. | Trade. |
| 23. Religious Muslims practice their faith by adherence to the what. | 5 Pillars of Islam. |
| 24. What made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire. | Theodosius The Great. |
| 25. What were often dangerous apartments for the poor in the Roman empire. | Insulae. |
| 26. The what heavy, wheeled plow with an iron plowshare used in the Middle Ages. | Carraca. |
| 27. A what is a physical trial to determine guilt in Germanic culture. | Sourcing. |
| 28. The Catholic church claimed worshipping what was considered what causing the schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. | Icons, idolatry. |
| 29. Knights were expected to uphold the what. | Code of chivalry. |
| 30. The Islamic pilgrimage to Makkah is known as the what. | Hajj. |
| 31. What were the first hominids to learn to make fires deliberately. | Homosapiens |
| 32. The year 1100 C.E. is the what century. | 12th. |
| 33. What is the study of human life and culture. | Anthropology. |
| 34. The what tells the reader the who, what, when, where, and why of a document. | Sourcing. |
| 35. What began to meditate in the hills because he was troubled by the gap between the generosity of most people and the greed of the wealthy elite. | Muhammad. |
| 36. AD stands for what which means " in the year of our Lord. " | Anno Domini. |
| 37. Examples of Cities - | Rome, Constantinople, etc. |
| 38. Examples of Government - | Democracy, monarchy, digarchy, theocracy. |
| 39. Examples of Religion - | Monotheistic: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism. Polytheistic: Romans, Greeks, and Buddhism. |
| 40. Examples of Social Structure - | Plebeians & Patricians, Kings (nobles), Lords, Vassal, Peasants, Serfs. |
| 41. Examples of Art - | Paintings, Sculptures, Drawings, and Jewelry, and Architecture. |
| 42. Examples of Writing - | Law code, Record Keepings, Literature, Alphabet, and Hieroglyphics. |
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