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4. C1-$100 Greece and Rome- $100 The Romans demonstrated respect for democratic principles of justice and reason by adhering to written laws known as the? A) Twelve Tables B) Common Law C) Natural Laws D) Republic

5. C1-$200 Greece and Rome- $200 Democracy is based on the idea that ? A) Rule based on social status B) People can govern themselves C) Rule by a King D) Rule based on wealthy

6. C1-$300 Greece and Rome- $300 Who concluded that government could best be kept under control if it had three separate branches? A) Hobbes B) Locke C) Montesquieu D) Rousseau

7. C1-$400 Greece and Rome- $400 The Romans set up a, in which citizens chose representatives to make the decisions? A) Democracy B) Republic C) Monarchy D) Aristocracy

8. C1-$500 Greece and Rome- $500 What feature of Roman Law most influenced the American system of government? A) Equal justice under the law. B) Official adoption of the Christian religion. C) Slavery is not allowed. D) Voting rights for all conquered people.

9. C2-$100 Religion- $100 What were the “Code of Laws” for the Jews? A) The Ten Commandments B) The Old Testament C) The Torah D) The Bible

10. C2-$200 Religion- $200 The dominant institution in Western Europe was? A) Renaissance B) The Roman Catholic Church C) Reformation D) Democracy

11. C2-$300 Religion- $300 The earliest religion to develop from the teachings of Jesus was ___________? A) Baptist B) Hebrew C) Islam D) Christianity

12. C2-$400 Religion- $400 What religion is based on the teachings of Muhammad? A) Islam B) Christianity C) Catholicism D) Lutheran

13. C2-$500 Religion- $500 What are the first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called? A) Baptist B) Christianity C) Torah D) Bible

14. C3-$100 Renaissance- $100 What did the Renaissance focus on? A) The study of Classic Cultures B) The study of Religion C) The study of Governments D) The study of Education

15. C3-$200 Renaissance- $200 The Humanists during the Renaissance were greatly influenced by? A) Ireland and Russia B) Italy and Germany C) Greece and Rome D) England and France

16. C3-$300 Renaissance- $300 What is NOT an example of how the Renaissance revolutionized art? A) Realism B) Perspective C) Religion D) Individual and beauty

17. C3-$400 Renaissance- $400 Which artist painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling? A) Machiavelli B) Leonardo da Vinci C) Michelangeo D) Johannes Gutenberg

18. C3-$500 Renaissance- $500 The idea that each person should be free to develop and pursue his or her own personal goals and be independent was called? A) Humanism B) Catholicism C) Individualism D) Realism

19. C4-$100 Reformation- $100 What was the main cause of the Reformation? A) The Printing Press B) Martin Luther’s 95 Theses C) The studying of classical cultures D) Travel and trade

20. C3-200 Reformation- $200 Calvinists lived by strict rules: dancing at social gatherings, fortune telling, and gambling were all forbidden. They had a belief in "predestination", a belief that God had already chosen who was going to heaven. ? A) True B) False

21. C3-$300 Reformation- $300 What was the Act of Supremacy? A ) It was a law passed by the English Parliament that established a new separate "Church of England", it named the English monarch as the head of the Church of England. B) It was an essay by Martin Luther whereby he proclaimed that the Bible was the one true authority on Christianity C) It was the English and French monarchs' treaty that ended the Hundred Year's War. D) It was a document that declared the Catholic Church was the one true Christian religion, and that all others were false.

23. C3-$400 Reformation- $400 Why were Martin Luther's "Ninety-five Theses" so important to the Reformation? A) These essays named specific bishops, one by one, and cardinals and the pope as corrupt, immoral, money hungry people. It told the truth about which people were getting rich from bribes and indulgences. B) His Ninety-five Theses were written at a time in history when an individual's rights were becoming important. His timing could not have been better; the printing press helped spread Luther's ideas so quickly that everyone was talking about their religious concerns. It sparked the Reformation. C) The ninety-five theses were fictional stories about the beginning of Christianity and God. Because of printing capabilities people all over Europe read Luther's made up stories. D) None of the above

24. C3-$500 Reformation- $500 Who is Martin Luther, and why is he historically important? A) He combined the Jewish, Islamic, and Christian religions into one religion. B) He was opposed to Christianity and all its teachings. C) He was a Catholic priest who sought change within the Catholic Church. His Ninety-five Theses spark the Reformation. D) He was a pope who made the Catholic Church more powerful.

25. C4-$100 Enlightenment- $100 What were some of Thomas Hobbes’ ideas about government? A) People were corrupt and needed a strong monarch which was their social contract B) People were good and made a commitment to obey their leaders in a social contract C) The social contract called for people to create their own form of government D) Law and order was only achieved when people overthrew their government leaders

26. C4-$200 Enlightenment- $200 What were some of John Locke’s ideas about government? A) People have natural rights that government needs to deny in order to keep in power B) People have natural rights and if the government doesn’t protect them, people should start a new one C) People have natural rights that government protects only for the wealthy D) People have natural rights such as life, liberty, education and government’s job is to remain neutral

27. C4-$300 Enlightenment- $300 All is true about the principles of Enlightenment except? A)The universe can be understood through reason. B)Human beings can be improved through education & the development of their rational facilities C)Religious doctrines have no place in the understanding of the physical and human worlds D)Religion can only be applied when all logic is exhausted.

28. C4-$400 Enlightenment- $400 Federalism, or the federal system, used in the U. S. does which of the following A) Allows the states to keep all power from the federal or central government B) Allows both state and federal governments to have power C) Allows the federal government to take all power from the states D) Allows neither state nor federal government to have power

29. C4-$500 Enlightenment- $500 How did the Declaration of Independence embody Enlightenment ideals? A) It said that people have rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. B) It stated that all titles of nobility should be abolished. C) It set up a system of checks and balances for the U.S. government. D) It protected the rights of the accused and prohibited cruel punishment.

30. C4-$100 Random - $100 Voltaire believed in ? A) Separation of power B) Freedom of speech and religion C) Natural Rights D) Social contract

31. C4-$200 Random- $200 Intellectuals during the tried to apply principles of reason and the methods of science to all aspects of society.? A) Enlightenment B) Renaissance C) Glorious Revolution D) Reformation

32. C4-$300 Random- $300 England’s monarchy began to lose power when King John was forced to sign the____? A) Twelve Tables B) Bill of Rights C) Magna Carta D) Declaration of Independence

33. C4-$400 Random- $400 A religious reform movement that began in the 16 th century? A) Renaissance B) Monarchy C) Reformation D) Roman Catholic Church

34. C4-$500 Random- $500 A formal summary of the rights and liberties believed essential to the people? A) Constitutional Monarchy B) Declaration of Independence C) Bill of Rights D) Magna Carta