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Chapter 1 Quiz

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  1. 1What are some worldviews in Canada?
    1. AFreedom
    2. BHard Work Ethic
    3. CMulticulturalism
    4. DEqual Status
    5. EAll of the above
  2. 2When did the Renaissance last till
    1. A1 - 4
    2. B4 -15
    3. C4 - 14
    4. D14- 16
  3. 3When did the Middle Ages last till?
    1. A1 - 4
    2. B4 - 15
    3. C4 -14
    4. D14 - 16
  4. 4When did the Byzantine Empire last till?
    1. A14 - 16
    2. B1 - 4
    3. C4 - 14
    4. D4 - 15
  5. 5When did the Roman Empire last till?
    1. A14 - 16
    2. B1 - 4
    3. C4 - 15
    4. D4 - 14
  6. 6The King is chosen because of the divine right theory.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  7. 7The Lords are below the knights.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  8. 8The Serfs have the lowliest job in the feudal system.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  9. 9[blank_start]*Worldview:[blank_end] A collection of values and beliefs about life and the universe. It includes the overall perspective which a group sees and interprets the world.

    [blank_start]Identity[blank_end]: A individual’s perception of who he or she is; a sense of self; a person might have many identities, depending on the groups to which he or she belongs.

    [blank_start]Value[blank_end]: A moral standard or principle of the behaviour of a person or a group; a personal or group judgement as to what is important or valuable in life

    [blank_start]Belief[blank_end]: Something that is accepted as true

    [blank_start]Society[blank_end]: A group of people linked by common activities or interests and sharing a location; a group of humans defined by mutual interests, shared institutions, and a common culture
    Western world: Societies that are based on the worldview that developed in Western Europe

    [blank_start]Perspective[blank_end]: A way of looking at the world; an interpretation of a particular event (often applied to a group’s interpretation)

    [blank_start]Renaissance[blank_end]: A historical period that originated in Italy in the 14th century, known for the revival of classical art, architecture, literature, and learning.

    [blank_start]CE[blank_end]: Common Era, referring to a way of numbering years, accepted commonly around the world, numbering from the birth of Jesus Christ

    [blank_start]Era[blank_end]: A historical time period

    [blank_start]Byzantine Empire[blank_end]: The eastern part of the Roman Empire in existence from the 4th to 15th centuries

    [blank_start]Middle-Ages[blank_end]: A historical period in Europe stretching from the fall of the Roman empire in the 4th century to the beginning of the Renaissance in the 14th century

    [blank_start]Astrolabe[blank_end]: An instrument used to measure the locations of stars and planets as an aid to navigation

    [blank_start]Crusade[blank_end]: A campaign in favour of a cause historically, a medieval Christian military expedition to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims
    Judaism: The religion of the Jews, based on a belief in one God, as told in the Hebrew Buble, referred to as the Old Testament by Christians, and the teaching of rabbis

    [blank_start]Christianity[blank_end]: The religion of the Christians, based in a belief in one God, as told in the Old Testament of the Bible and the teaching of Jesus in the New Testament

    [blank_start]Islam[blank_end]: The religion of the Muslims, based on a belief in one God, based on the teachings of Muhammad as revealed in the Koran

    [blank_start]Feudal System[blank_end]: A political-economic-social system of landholding, in place in much of Europe in the Middle Ages. Class structure and roles were very rigid.

    [blank_start]Pestilence[blank_end]: A usually fatal epidemic case

    [blank_start]Mortality[blank_end]: Death

    [blank_start]City-state[blank_end]: A city that governs itself and the countryside surrounding it

    [blank_start]Court[blank_end]: The families, advisors, and other members of a royal or noble household

    [blank_start]Papacy[blank_end]: The pope and the government of the Roman Catholic Church

    [blank_start]Republic[blank_end]: A state in which the power is held by the people or their representatives

    [blank_start]Despot[blank_end]: A leader with unlimited power, a tyrant or oppressor

    [blank_start]Oligarchy[blank_end]: A form of government which few people have the power

    [blank_start]Sovereignty[blank_end]: Supreme Power and authority; the freedom of a country or a political unit from outside control

    [blank_start]Guild[blank_end]: An organization of craftsmen and merchants

    [blank_start]Aristocracy[blank_end]: The nobility of those with inherited titles

    [blank_start]Basilica[blank_end]: A roman Catholic cathedral of particular honour

    [blank_start]Scuole/Scuola[blank_end]: Associations that met for prayer meetings, collected money for good causes and, most importantly held masses for their members

    [blank_start]Armoury[blank_end]: A place where weapons and ammunition are kept

    [blank_start]Fresco[blank_end]: A watercolour painting done on a wall or ceiling on wet plaster
    1. A*Worldview:
    2. BFresco
    3. COlligarchy
    4. DIdentity
    5. EPerspective
    6. FBelif
    7. GValue
    8. HEra
    9. IBelief
    10. JBelief
    11. KCE
    12. LPapacy
    13. MFresco
    14. NGuild
    15. OPestilence
    16. PSociety
    17. QRepublic
    18. RAristocracy
    19. SArmoury
    20. TDespot
    21. UCourt
    22. VScuole/Scuola
    23. WFresco
    24. XCE
    25. YBasilica
    26. ZOligarchy
    27. AAArmory
    28. ABAristocracy
    29. ACCourt
    30. ADEra
    31. AEGuild
    32. AFAstrolabe
    33. AGIdentity
    34. AHSovereignty
    35. AIRenaissance
    36. AJMiddle-Ages
    37. AKOligarchy
    38. ALBasilica
    39. AMTresco
    40. ANPerspective
    41. AOIdentity
    42. APCourt
    43. AQRenaissance
    44. ARByzantine Empire
    45. ASWestern World
    46. ATCE
    47. AUMiddle- Ages
    48. AVAD
    49. AWEra
    50. AXCE
    51. AYBC
    52. AZByzantine Empire
    53. BAMiddle-Ages
    54. BBRenaissance
    55. BCMiddle-Ages
    56. BDCE
    57. BERenaissance
    58. BFAstrolabe
    59. BGCrusade
    60. BHGuild
    61. BICrusade
    62. BJMortaility
    63. BKCity-State
    64. BLChristianity
    65. BMIslam
    66. BNJudaism
    67. BOIslam
    68. BPChristianity
    69. BQJudaism
    70. BRFeudal System
    71. BSSovereignty
    72. BTDespot
    73. BUPestilence
    74. BVGuild
    75. BWBasilica
    76. BXMortality
    77. BYLife
    78. BZDied
    79. CACity-state
    80. CBCourt
    81. CCPapacy
    82. CDCourt
    83. CEPapacy
    84. CFDespot
    85. CGPapacy
    86. CHPope
    87. CIBishop
    88. CJOligarchy
    89. CKDespot
    90. CLCourt
    91. CMRepublic
    92. CNCity-State
    93. COOligarchy

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8th grade Social Studies Test sobre Chapter 1 Quiz, creado por Fiyin Abatan el 01/10/2020.
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