4/22/2017 World History Final Exam Jeopardy Review Chapters 5, World Religions and 11

People Terms Chapter 5-Classical Greece World Religions Chapter 11-Byzantines, Russians and Turks 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

This man was the founder of Buddhism 4/22/2017 This man was the founder of Buddhism

Siddhartha Gautama

This woman was the wife and political advisor to Justinian

Empress Theodora

This man was the ruthless leader of the Mongol hordes

Genghis Khan

According to Greek tradition this blind man was the greatest story tellers

4/22/2017 Homer

DAILY DOUBLE

Greek philosopher who questioned the nature of the world, human belief, knowledge and thought

Aristotle

Good or bad deeds that follows a person from one reincarnation to another is called?

Karma

Disease that took the lives of nearly 10,000 people a day

Bubonic Plague

Complex set of ideals, for which a knight fought for three masters

Chivarly

Beautiful copies of religious text created by monks between 600-700 A Beautiful copies of religious text created by monks between 600-700 A.D.

Illuminated Manuscripts

Meaning “Holy Wisdom” it is considered the most beautiful Church in the Christian World

Hagia Sophia

What did the Spartan’s value over formal education? 4/22/2017 What did the Spartan’s value over formal education?

4/22/2017 Military Training

What were Greek sculptures designed to show? 4/22/2017 What were Greek sculptures designed to show?

The idealized human body in motion 4/22/2017 The idealized human body in motion

What were the three main focuses of an Athenian education? 4/22/2017 What were the three main focuses of an Athenian education?

-The study of grammar, poetry, history, math and music 4/22/2017 -The study of grammar, poetry, history, math and music -Training in public speaking and logic -Athletic training and activities

What was unique about history during the Dorian Age? 4/22/2017 What was unique about history during the Dorian Age?

There was not written history 4/22/2017 There was not written history

What were Pericles’ three goals for Athens? 4/22/2017 What were Pericles’ three goals for Athens?

-Strengthening Athenian democracy 4/22/2017 -Strengthening Athenian democracy -Holding the size of their territories and strengthening the empire -Glorifying Athens with statues, buildings and paintings

Which holy city do Muslims, Christians, and Jew share? 4/22/2017 Which holy city do Muslims, Christians, and Jew share?

4/22/2017 Jerusalem

What is the Hebrew holy book called? 4/22/2017 What is the Hebrew holy book called?

4/22/2017 The Torah

DAILY DOUBLE

What were the men who followed Jesus called? 4/22/2017 What were the men who followed Jesus called?

4/22/2017 The Apostles

What does it mean if someone is monotheistic? 4/22/2017 What does it mean if someone is monotheistic?

They believe in one god

Who made the very first covenant between himself and God?

Abraham

What was the uniform code called that Justinian used to govern his empire?

The Justinian Code

What was the goal of the First Crusade launched in 1095?

The First Crusade launched in 1095 called on Christians to drive the Turks out of Anatolia

Which two leaders reached the compromise where the Muslims were allowed to keep Jerusalem?

King Richard I (The Lion Hearted) and Saladin

What was the goal of the Nika Rebellion What was the goal of the Nika Rebellion? How many protestors died during the rebellion?

The goal of the Nika Rebellion was to overthrow Justinian The goal of the Nika Rebellion was to overthrow Justinian. 30,00 protesters were killed by Justinian’s army

Which major empire emerged out of ruins of the Mongol Empire?

The Ottoman Empire

Final Jeopardy Chapters 5, World History & 11

4/22/2017 Topic: The Justinian Code

4/22/2017 What were the four aspects of the Justinian Code and what were their purposes?

-The Code-Contained 5,000 Roman laws 4/22/2017 -The Code-Contained 5,000 Roman laws -The Digest- 50 volume collection of ideas from the greatest Roman legal minds in their history -The Institutes-Textbook on how to use the laws -The Novellae (New Laws)-Laws passed after 534 A.D.