STUDY GUIDE

1. STUDY GUIDE • There is no more bellwork in 2009!  • Get out your study guide and START WORKING!!! • You will only have 20 minutes to work on it before we start the review game. • Your COMPLETED study guide is due the day of your final. • Remember: All make up work, tests, and extra credit must be turned in by the day of your final!!!

2. FOUR CORNERS • A question will appear on the screen with four possible answer choices. • You must walk to the corner of the room that corresponds with your answer choice • Follow YOUR mind, not the mind of your classmates • Those people that chose the correct corner get to stay in the game, the rest must quietly sit down and pay attention • If everyone goes to one corner then you must chose red or black. • I will randomly draw a card and depending on the color, those people still remain in the game. • The person remaining gets extra credit!!!

3. Question #1 • Genghis Kahn’s greatest achievement was in which of the following: • Diplomatic Affairs • Military Affairs • Foreign Affairs • Domestic Affairs

4. Question #1 • Genghis Kahn’s greatest achievement was in which of the following: • Diplomatic Affairs • Military Affairs • Foreign Affairs • Domestic Affairs

5. Question #2 • Which religion has the most followers? • Hinduism • Islam • Christianity • Judaism

6. Question #2 • Which religion has the most followers? • Hinduism • Islam • Christianity • Judaism

7. Question #3 • Which one of these religions is NOT monotheistic? • Hinduism • Islam • Christianity • Judaism

8. Question #3 • Which one of these religions is NOT monotheistic? • Hinduism • Islam • Christianity • Judaism

9. Question #4 • This is the wide, grassy plain of central Asia • Steppe • Yangtze • Central Plains • Great Plains

10. Question #4 • This is the wide, grassy plain of central Asia • Steppe • Yangtze • Central Plains • Great Plains

11. Question #5 • This was a code of conduct for Medieval Knights. • Feudalism • Sacrament • Chivalry • Meritocracy

12. Question #5 • This was a code of conduct for Medieval Knights. • Feudalism • Sacrament • Chivalry • Meritocracy

13. Question #6 • Which one of the following was NOT an effect of the Hundred Years’ War? • National Unity • Decline of Feudalism • Increased Taxes • End of Monarchies

14. Question #6 • Which one of the following was NOT an effect of the Hundred Years’ War? • National Unity • Decline of Feudalism • Increased Taxes • End of Monarchies

15. Question #7 • What were guilds used for? • Maintained a monopoly of the local market • Provided medical and unemployment care • Restricted trading with foreigners • All of the above

16. Question #7 • What were guilds used for? • Maintained a monopoly of the local market • Provided medical and unemployment care • Restricted trading with foreigners • All of the above

17. Question #8 • How was Aztec society organized? • Guilds • Hierarchy • Monasteries • Vernacular

18. Question #8 • How was Aztec society organized? • Guilds • Hierarchy • Monasteries • Vernacular

19. Question #9 • Who was the strongest political leader in Western Europe? • Clovis • The King • The Pope • Daimyo

20. Question #9 • Who was the strongest political leader in Western Europe? • Clovis • The King • The Pope • Daimyo

21. Question #10 • What is the biggest difference between Medieval and Renaissance Art? • Renaissance art is more realistic • Medieval art is more proportional • Renaissance art is two-dimensional • Medieval art is anti-religious

22. Question #10 • What is the biggest difference between Medieval and Renaissance Art? • Renaissance art is more realistic • Medieval art is more proportional • Renaissance art is two-dimensional • Medieval art is anti-religious

23. Question #11 • All of the following were causes of Reformation EXCEPT • Church authority over society • Discontent over Catholic teachings • King’s influence over the church • Corruption of the pope

24. Question #11 • All of the following were causes of Reformation EXCEPT • Church authority over society • Discontent over Catholic teachings • King’s influence over the church • Corruption of the pope

25. Question #12 • John Calvin believed all of the following EXCEPT • Predestination • God supported a monarchy instead of a church-ran state • God as an all-encompassing power • God directs everything in the past, present, and future

26. Question #12 • John Calvin believed all of the following EXCEPT • Predestination • God supported a monarchy instead of a church-ran state • God as an all-encompassing power • God directs everything in the past, present, and future

27. Question #13 • Under Calvinism, this church council had the power to control every aspect of people’s lives. They even inspected homes to make sure no one was disobeying Calvinism. What was this council called? • Council of Trent • Consistory • Jesuits • Inquisition

28. Question #13 • Under Calvinism, this church council had the power to control every aspect of people’s lives. They even inspected homes to make sure no one was disobeying Calvinism. What was this council called? • Council of Trent • Consistory • Jesuits • Inquisition

29. Question #14 • What made Calvinism so appealing and easy to spread? • Calvinists would go door-to-door to preach it • Calvin was trusted with all important decisions • It was not under rule by a higher power • Its democratic structure; voting

30. Question #14 • What made Calvinism so appealing and easy to spread? • Calvinists would go door-to-door to preach it • Calvin was trusted with all important decisions • It was not under rule by a higher power • Its democratic structure; voting

31. Question #15 • The Safavid Persian Empire followed which religious law? • Shiite • Sunni • Hindu • Confucius

32. Question #15 • The Safavid Persian Empire followed which religious law? • Shiite • Sunni • Hindu • Confucius