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4. The accomplishments of this B.C.E. civilization include:1) 1500 mile Royal Road, 2) monotheistic faith based on good and evil, 3) Zoroastrianism, 4) standardized metal coins Answer

5. Persia (Persian Empire)

6. The following are associated with this region of the world:1) Development of Buddhism in 530 BC2) Siddhartha Gautama, Chandragupta, and Asoka3) Classical Age dynasty of the Mauryan 4) Golden Age Dynasty of the Gupta through literature, astronomy, medicine, and mathematics Answer

7. India (Southern Asia)

8. This Chinese Dynasty’s (1027-221 BC) accomplishments include:1) Mandate of Heaven2) The beginning of dynastic cycles that justify a ruler’s claim to the throne3) Warring States Period4) Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism philosophies Answer

9. Zhou Dynasty

10. This Chinese Dynasty’s (221-206 BC) accomplishments include:1) a legalist founder named Shi Huangdi2) the mass murder of Confucian scholars3) credited with building the Great Wall of China Answer

11. Qin Dynasty

12. This Chinese Dynasty’s (206 BC – 220 AD) accomplishments include:1) complex government bureaucracy2) civil service examination system for government jobs3) promotion of Confucianism4) the invention of paper Answer

13. Han Dynasty

14. This civilization is associated with the following accomplishments:1) a monotheistic religion with the worship of the one god Yahweh2) a covenant between God and his ‘chosen’ people3) creation of the Torah, the first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible4) Ten Commandments as the basis for civil and religious law Answer

15. Israel (Israelites) Jews (Judaism)

16. This civilization is associated with the following accomplishments:1) establishment of direct democracy2) development of art that addresses order, balance, and proportion3) advent of drama and comedy4) growth of philosophy based on theory Answer

17. Greece

18. This civilization is associated with the following accomplishments:1) political influences for the United States including republicanism2) development of Christianity and the Nicene Code of 325 AD defining Christian beliefs3) Latin and the subsequent development of Romance languages4) arches, domes, concrete, aqueducts Answer

19. Rome

20. This Roman emperor relocates the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire to Byzantium and renames it Constantinople in the 4th century AD Answer

21. Constantine

22. This 6th century Byzantine emperor constructed the Hagia Sofia to show the close connection between church and state. This church made Constantinople to center of Christianity in the eastern Mediterranean Answer

23. Justinian

24. Byzantine saints Cyril and Methodius developed the Cyrillic alphabetto promote Christianity among this group of people Answer

25. slavic (Russians)

26. During the Medieval Period, this institution served to unite people as well provide stability and security in times of frequent war. For this reason, this period is referred to as the ‘Age of Faith’ Answer

27. Roman Catholic Church

28. Daily Double!!! His crowning as the new ‘Roman Emperor’ by Pope Leo III in 800 AD demonstrated the close connection between the medieval church and state Answer

29. Charlemagne

30. The European medieval political and social system described here:1) lords grant land grants (fiefs) in return for military obligations2) Chivalry and fealty between a lord and the vassal relationship3) social hierarchy of lords, knights, and peasants Answer

31. feudalism

32. The European medieval economic system described here:1) estates controlled by lords2) land and protection given to serfs in exchange for labor3) estates are self-sufficient4) resulting from the collapse of the Roman Empire Answer

33. manorialism

34. The invasion of this country in 711 AD brought Islam and its Moorish cultural influences to Europe for the next 700 years Answer

35. Spain

36. This Islamic Empire was established in Turkey in 1300 and lasted until just after World War I in the 20th century Answer

37. Ottoman Empire

38. With their invasion of Baghdad in 1258 AD, Islamic influence was spread throughout their Eurasian empire and took on Persian, Turkic, and Indian cultural elements Answer

39. Mongols

40. Islamic influence in the Safavid Empire in this country was different in that the sect of Islam practiced was Shi’a Answer

41. Persia (Iran)

42. Name this southern Asian empire:1) minority Muslim rule over majority Hindu population2) founder Babur’s grandson Akbar led it at its height3) Taj Mahal4) its name means ‘Mongol’ Answer

43. Mughal

44. The coast of Africa where Islam has the biggest impact:1) Arab traders settle in port cities here2) Bantu language blends with Arabic to create Swahili3) serves as a gateway of trade to other parts of the African continent Answer

45. East Africa (Swahili Coast)

46. The two key items traded between North African Muslims and empires of West Africa that help lead to Islamic expansion Answer

47. salt and gold

48. The rise and expansion of this 8th century major religion introduced the international slave trade to the African continent Answer

49. Islam

50. Name these events that helped lead to the end of the Medieval Europe:1) their failure lessened the power of the pope2) casualties lessened the feudal nobility3) trade items led to European desire for new trade routes Answer