1. Warm Up – October 26
Unit 5 Review – Answer the following questions on a post it:
1. Where were each of the Mesoamerican Civilizations located?
2. Describe two similarities between the Mayans and previous civilizations that we have discussed
3. What effect did the Columbian Exchange have on the Americas?

2. World History
Mid Term Review

3. Unit 4 - Middle Ages Review
1. During Feudalism:
A. Trade was minimal and people lived in rural locations
B. There was a lot of trade and people lived in cities
C. There was a strong centralized government
D. There was a lot of trade fairs

4. 2. Serfs were people who:
A. Own the land
B. Protect the land
C. Work the land
D. Run the land

5. 3. The Renaissance started in Northern Italy and can best be describe as a revival of:
A. Art, Literature, Music, and Learning
B. Religion
C. Movement to reform the Roman Catholic Church
D. Protestantism

6. 4. Four major artists of the Renaissance include:
A. Shakespeare, Calvin, Luther, Edward II
B. Luther, Calvin, Raphael, Donatello
C. Raphael, Donatello, Michaelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci
D. Shakespeare, Calvin, Raphael, Donatello

7. 5. A major innovation during the Hundred Years
5. A major innovation during the Hundred Years War was the invention of the:
A. Musket
B. Cannon
C. Spear
D. Longbow

8. 6. The church that the Reformation movement sought to change was the:
A. Protestant Church
B. Roman Catholic Church
C. Baptist Church
D. Calvinist Church

9. 7. Humanism focuses on: A. Human potential and achievement
B. Religious themes
C. Political and Economic themes
D. Potential of a society

10. 8. The two civilizations that influenced the Renaissance were:
A. Rome and Carthage
B. India and China
C. Rome and Greece
D. Greece and Persia

11. 9. A man who excels in many things is known as a:
A. Revolutionary man
B. Renaissance man
C. Reformer
D. Multi-tasker

12. 10. The Magna Carta was created by the nobles with the purpose of:
A. Reducing the King’s power over the nobles
B. Increasing the King’s power over the nobles
C. Identifying the reasons that the colonists wanted to be independent of British rule
D. Increasing nobles’ power over the peasants