Final Exam Jeopardy! World History II

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Final Exam Jeopardy! World History II
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gt Greece Basicsgt Hinduism and Buddhismgt Western
religionsgt Middle Agesgt Middle Ages Cont.gt
Renaissance/Reformationgt Ottomans and the Age of
Explorationgt Hodge Podge
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Greece Basics and the SAD Cycle100
200300 400500 600700 800

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This occurs when a society can make laws,
maintain an army/navy, collect taxes and provide
public services.

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The Greeks developed these as part of their
religion to explain natural phenomena and human
passions.
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This blind traveling poet is credited with
writing the Iliad and the Odyssey.

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This occurs when a civilization conquers stuff,
builds stuff, creates stuff and/or studies stuff
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This epic poem contains the legend of the Trojan
War and classic characters like Achilles and
Hector.

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This is always begins with weak leadership- it
occurs when a society can longer meet its basic
needs.

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This early Greek civilization was invaded by the
Dorians who could not read or write and who
plunged Greece into a dark age.

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Identify 2 differences between Athens and Sparta.

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Hinduism and Buddhism100 200300
400500 600700 800

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The founder of Buddhism- a prince who gave up
everything to solve the problem of human
suffering.

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The idea (in both Hinduism and Buddhism) that
your soul is reborn after death.

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The sum of your good and bad deeds that follows
your soul into the next life and determines your
health, wealth, etc.

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The individual soul who seeks to be reunited with
the world soul.

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Buddhism rejects this idea of Hinduism- its
basically a really extreme social structure for
society.

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The world soul to which all individual souls seek
to reunite.

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The overland trade route linking the countries of
Asia- its how Buddhism spread beyond India.

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Its the end goal for Buddhism- you achieve it
by following the eight-fold path.

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Western Religions100 200300 400500
600700 800

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Its the holy book for Judaism.

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The founder of Islam- he lived on the Arabian
Peninsula.

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Founder of Christianity who was crucified as a
rebel by the Romans.

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People who are willing to die for their faith-
the Romans made a lot of them during the
Persecutions of the Christians.

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It means belief in many gods- most ancient
religions were this.

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He led the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt, gave
them the Ten Commandments and led them back to
Canaan.
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Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina where he
was accepted as a political as well as a
religious leader.

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The founder of Judaism but all three Western
Religions can be traced back to him.
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Middle Ages100 200300 400500
600700 800

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This group of invaders pillaged up down the coast
of Western Europe until their own climate warmed
up enough to grow more food.

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This Frankish king was the first to convert to
Christianity.

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It means worldly and non-religious- the church
became more and more like this as the middle ages
progressed.

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He established the largest empire in Western
Europe since the Romans and was big supporter of
education and schools.

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These institutions kept learning alive in Europe
during the Middle Ages by keeping and copying
manuscripts.

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The result of this innovation (new idea)was more
food and a growth in the population during the
Middle Ages.

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They owed taxes, loyalty and military service in
exchange for a fief.
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This agreement divided Charlemagnes empire among
his three grandsons.

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Middle Ages cont.100 200300 400500
600700 800

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This group benefitted from the Black Death with
opportunities for higher wages and moving to a
new manor or the city.

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This pope started the Crusades by calling for
soldiers to go to defend Constantinople against
the Muslims.

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Its a political system based on mutual
obligation and military service.

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A gift of land that a lord gave to a vassal.

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The movement to drive the Muslims out of Spain
was called this.

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This era is the bridge between the Ancient World
and the Modern Era.

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Monks lived and worked here and nuns lived and
worked here.

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These two warrior kings fought during the third
crusade and ended up signing a truce.

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Renaissance/Reformation100 200300
400500 600700 800

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He was the best example of a renaissance man from
this time- artist, sculptor and scientist.

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He was the most famous author of the Elizabethan
era writing many plays that are still performed
to this day.

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This technique gave the appearance of depth 3-d
on a flat surface- it made art more realistic
looking.

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He invented the printing press- one the most
important inventions of all time.

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This German monk began by protesting against
indulgences and ended up starting a the
Protestant Reformation.

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He and his banking family encouraged the
Renaissance by supporting artists.

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Renaissance writers wrote in this- the common
language of the people.

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Another name for the Church of England- it was a
mixture of Catholic and Protestant under
Elizabeth I

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The Ottomans and the Age of Exploration100
200300 400500 600700 80 0

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It means warrior for Islam- Osman was one of the
most famous of these.

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He started a school of navigation and supported
voyages with his own money.

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He sailed for Spain and discovered a new world
looking for Asia

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Desire for these products from Asia was a major
cause of the Age of Exploration.

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The Spanish replaced this system with African
Slavery when the natives were too few or too sick
to work for them.

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This warrior temporarily halted the expansion of
the Ottoman Empire.

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He explored the southern tip of Africa for
Portugal.

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He conquered Constantinople and opened the city
to people of all religions.

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Hodge Podge100 200300 400500
600700 800

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• These became the basis for later Jewish religious
  and civil law.

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• Its how plague reached Italy in the spring of
  1348.

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• He pioneered the all water route to Asia (India)
  for Portugal.

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• A division with in Islam- this group believes
  that the caliph can be anyone who follows the
  example of Muhammad.

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He was a successful warrior, developed a tax and
law code and was a generous patron of the arts
and education.
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This Christian Humanist was executed for treason
for not supporting the Act of Supremacy.
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An economic system in which a countrys power is
measured by its wealth (how much gold/silver it
has)

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Symptoms of this disease include swellings on
neck, armpit and groin that turn black and become
puss-filled. Fun!

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More Practice Other left over ideas
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Its how the Black Death arrived in Europe
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The King of England who divorced his wife to
marry Anne Boleyn to have a son.
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Its a three part trading system dealing with raw
materials, manufactured goods and slaves.
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• This Byzantine emperor established a law code,
  Built the Hagia Sophia and conquered many lands
  during his reign.

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This system was used by the Ottomans- it included
drafting boys from Christian homes, converting
them and training them as soldiers or slaves.
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The forced scattering of Jewish communities
outside their homeland by the Romans in response
to their consistent rebellions.
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Europe got tomatoes, potatoes, corn, squash and
chocolate and the New World got disease, horses
and cows as a result of this.
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The Pax Romana and this Apostle helped to spread
Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.
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A division within Islam that believes that the
caliph must be a relative of Muhammad.
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This pope began the Crusades by promising the
reward of heaven to anyone who fought and died in
one.
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These writings contain the life and teachings of
Jesus of Nazareth
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These wars between Christians and Muslims over
control of the Holy Land resulted in hostility
between the two religions that exists until this
day.
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All of these terms refer to warriors in Islamic
armies.
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The head of the Roman Catholic Church is called
this.
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Its where the Renaissance writers, painters,
sculptors and architects found their inspiration.
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This means deputy or successor- the leader of the
Muslims after Muhammad
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This monk angered Martin Luther by selling
indulgences in his hometown.
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This mongol skillful warrior king established one
of the largest empires of all time though brutal
conquest and diplomacy.
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The holy book of Islam.
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The wife of Justinian who encouraged him to stay
and fight during the Nika Rebellion
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Its how Justinian and Suleyman the Magnificent
are similar.
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Wealthy people who supported (paid for) the art
and literature of the Renaissance- the pope and
the de Medici are examples.
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The Spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztec
Empire.
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Draw the Feudal pyramid