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Ruled by the people and ruled by majority by voting
a: Republic
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Athens was considered the __________ center of Ancient Greece.
a. Spiritual
b. Artistic
c. Intellectual |
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Who could vote in Athens?
a. Men
b. Women
c. Old People |
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Free _________ had no rights.
a. Animals
b. Women
c. Businesses |
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Spartan life centered around ________.
a. Poverty
b. Food
c. War |
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____________ was the father of philosophy
a. Spartacus
b. Socrates
c. Napolean |
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_______________ was a student of Socrates and founder of the Academy, the first known higher education facility in the Western World.
a. Plato
b. Socrates
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_______________ defeated the Persian Empire and allow him to control the Middle East, Greece, and parts of North Africa and Western Asia. He is known as one of the greatest military leaders of all time.
a. Alexander the Great
b. Aristotle
c. Socrates |
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A ______________ government is where citizens elect other citizens to represent them.
a. Democracy
b. Republic
c. Dictatorship |
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_____________ was a Viking emporer who discovered parts of Greenland and established the first European settlement in North America in modern day Newfoundland, Canada around the year 1000 A.D.
a. Prince Henry
b. Leif Erickson
c. Christopher Columbus |
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________________ was the first explorer to successfully lead a sea voyage to India in the late 1490s.
a. Christopher Columbus
b. Vasco de Gama
c. John Smith |
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| first to circumnavigate the globe |
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| Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot) |
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| first English colony in Roanoke Island, North Carolina, 1584 |
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| Spanish Conquistador who conquered the Aztecs in 1521 |
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| Francisco Vazquez de Coronado |
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| Explored the desert Southwest of the US in search of Cibola 1540-1542 |
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| established Jamestown, 1607, 1st permanent English colony |
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Muslims from North Africa
a. Moors
b. Moose
c. Muslims |
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How many Spanish Kingdoms united? Which one did not?
a. 5 did, Portugal did not
b. 4 did, Spain did not
c. 5 did, Spain did not |
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| a. 5 did, Portugal did not |
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What were the three main reasons for Spanish and Portuguese exploration?
a. money, food, pride
b. gold, God, glory
c. gold, goods, gumballs |
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| What are four main countries that make up the United Kingdom? |
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REMEMBER NEWS:
Northern Ireland
England
Wales
Scotland |
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The United Kingdom was inhabited by groups including Romans, Angles, Saxons and ________________.
a. Virginians
b. Vikings
c. Piets |
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_____________ was given the crown after King Edward died.
a. King Harold
b. King George
c. King Henry |
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After King _______ dies, __________ felt he had legitimate claim to the English throne.
a. Edward - Harold Hardrada
b. Henry - Harold Hardrada
c. Edward - Henry Hardrada |
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| a. Edward - Harold Hardrada |
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William "_____ ___________" became the first Norman King of England.
a. The Great
b. The Conqueror
c. The Awesome |
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Order according to what level of society you belong to is called _______.
a. Democratic System
b. Feudal System
c. Republic System |
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__________ was a series of attempts by European countries to retake Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslims for the Catholic Church that lasted from 1095-1300 A.D.
a. Crusades
b. Voyages
c. Journeys |
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One of the first women to rule a country - one of the most loved and respected English Monarchs ever
a. Queen Diana
b. Queen Elizabeth
c. Queen Elaine |
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Conscripted scholars to translate the verses of the Bible to English - unified the English and Scottish crowns
a. King Henry I
b. King David I
c. King James I |
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_____________ or "Great Charter" was a document issued in 1215 A.D. that limited the power of the monarchy.
a. Magna Carta
b. Magno Carto
c. Magnificent Cart |
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__________ ___________ a government with a monarch as head of state and a parliament or other legislature that makes the laws. Started under King William and Queen Mary
a. Declaration of Independence
b. Constitutional Monarchy
c. Bill of Rights |
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_________ had problems with Irish Catholics and Protestants.
a. Middle Ireland
b. Northern Ireland
c. Souther Ireland |
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Ruled by a king or queen
a. Dictatorship
b. Monarchy
c. Republic |
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