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The processes of urbanization, specialization, and trade in medieval Europe led to

a decrease in economic opportunities for the lower class
the growth of the middle class in urban centers
a new system of bartering controlled by merchants
a decrease in opportunities for apprenticeship
Question 2(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.05 MC)

Each of the following was a cause of urbanization in medieval Europe except

feudal lords and knights providing increased security
an increase in trade as a result of the Crusades
the growth of the merchant class and guilds
growing threats from northern invaders
Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.03 LC)

What did King Richard I of England achieve in the Crusades?

He recaptured the city of Jerusalem.
He brought the Crusades to an end.
He made a truce concerning Jerusalem.
He allied the Catholics and the Orthodox.
Question 4(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.07 LC)

Why has Korea had the most cultural influence on Japan?

Korea and Japan were once united.
The population of Korea is mostly Buddhist.
Korea is Japan’s nearest neighbor.
Korea is also an island nation.
Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.07 LC)

Why did the Mongols likely attack Japan through the Hakata Bay in the 13th century?

The Mongols thought that typhoons were less likely here than in areas bordering the Sea of Japan.
The Mongols could launch their ships from Korea, which is close to Hakata Bay.
The Mongols hoped to surprise the Japanese by attacking Kyushu instead of Honshu.
The Mongols hoped the mountainous shoreline would be difficult for the Japanese to defend.
Question 6(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.06 MC)

How did the Reconquista affect Spanish national identity between the 1060s and 1492?

It increased Spanish wealth and national pride through successful wars with England.
It launched a period of exploration of other lands, increasing Spain's world power.
It transformed Spain from a nation of three major religions into a nation of one religion.
It absorbed Muslim and Jewish cultural influences to create a truly multi-ethnic nation.
Question 7(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.06 MC)

How did King Alfred of England (r.871—899) contribute to the creation of a national identity in England?

He expanded England by taking over parts of France.
He was the first king in a long-reigning dynasty.
He granted increased individual rights to English nobles.
He unified small English kingdoms against the Danes.
Question 8(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.08 MC)

How did historical events in parts of Europe encourage European feudal lords to operate differently than Japanese feudal lords?

The unique geography of Europe encouraged the development of inherited nobility.
The many warring groups of Europe encouraged the development of absolute monarchy.
The competition between states in Europe encouraged the development of expansionist empires.
The act of checking the power of the king encouraged the development of representative government.
Question 9(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(02.08 MC)

Which of the following is not true about the comparison of feudal European serfs and feudal Japanese peasants?

The European serfs were respected for providing necessary food, while the Japanese peasants were not.
Japanese peasants had a higher social status because they legally owned the land they worked.
European serfs had a lower social status because they were legally bound to the land they worked.
The Japanese peasants were respected for providing necessary food, while the European serfs were not.

Answer:

The European serfs were respected for providing necessary food, while the Japanese peasants were not.

Japanese peasants had a higher social status because they legally owned the land they worked.

European serfs had a lower social status because they were legally bound to the land they worked.

The Japanese peasants were respected for providing necessary food, while the European serfs were not.

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his mosaic shows a Byzantine emperor and his attendants. Examine the image and use the clues you find there to answer the question. Which of the following types of attendants are represented in this mosaic?

Which civilization controlled the greatest
amount of land in 500 BCE? Which region
was it located in?

How did the Homestead Act impact the Native Americans living on the Great Plains?
A) They profited from it because it gave them access to much more land.

B) They successfully blocked its implementation by organizing a Pan-Indian Movement.

C) They formed the Populist Party to advocate for their rights nationally.

D) It increased conflict because it brought a large number of white settlers onto land that had previously been theirs.

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which item is an example of a primary source

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14. What was the five-man committee's goal when they set out to write the Declaration of Independence? -
A to explicitly state an exact set of ideals that all colonists had to follow
B. to explain all the different ways that the government of Great Britain had wronged the colonies
C to draft a document that would explain to the world why Great Britain's 13 colonies wanted independence
D. to draft a manifesto declaring war against Great Britain

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Names like San Antonio, El Paso, Corpus Christi, and Los Angeles all illustrate....... *

12. Why are ideals sometimes hard to live up to? 10
O A. Ideals are what human beings naturally follow and are not challenging to live up to.
OB. Following ideals can oftentimes lead you down the wrong path.
O C. Ideals represent the very highest standards, and human beings are far too complex to achieve such perfection.
O D. They create different social classes and marginalize certain communities.

Wich factor is most inportant in deciding whether a goverment is confedaral or unitary

In The Epic of Gilgamesh, what event causes
Utnapishtim to fall to his knees and weep?

How did the Great Awakening inspire a change in political thought?
O It encouraged people to be more independent by rejecting traditional forms of worship.
It motivated people to recommit to their traditional churches and recruit more members.
O It created a new system of religious denominations that ensured the power of the church.
O It caused a decline in religious commitment and less tolerance toward new forms of worship.

What did enlightenment thinkers believe?

What was a campaign belief in the 1980 presidential election?
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Carter called for a stronger national defense.
Carter promised to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court.
Reagan endorsed a conservative economic policy.
Reagan supported the Equal Rights Amendment.

Most of Japan is mountainous, therefore farming is...

A physical property that describes how something feels is called

Read these descriptions of George from We Beat the Street
George felt his heart beating faster. Could this be the chance he was looking for—the answer to the questions he
didn't even know how to ask?
George sat there with a look of disbelief and possibility on his face.
He was swallowing every word, his excitement building as she continued to describe this unbelievable opportunity.
The details in these excerpts support the idea that
O George does not believe that the opportunity is free.
o George does not think that his goals can be reached.
O George is excited to share his dreams with others.
O George is motivated to do something with his life.

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Indus Valley
O China
0 Ancient Egypt
O Mesopotamia

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