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Soc Sci 2nd Quarter Exam Reviewer- Soc Sci
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1Where is Italy Located?
- AApennine Peninsula
- BBalkan Peninsula
- CItali Peninsula
2What is Italy named after?
- AA boot
- BIts geographical shape
- CPeninsula
- DLatin
3Which of the following are true?
- ARome is in the middle of Italy
- BRome adapted their culture from the Creteans and adored them as much as the Macedonian did to Greece
- CNamed "Italus" after its geographical shape, a boot
- DDepended on the Tiber River and the Mediterranean Sea; the latter they nicknamed "Mare Itali"
4[blank_start]Latins[blank_end]-->Etruscans-->Republic-->[blank_start]Empire[blank_end]
- ALatins
- BEmpire
5The [blank_start]Patricians[blank_end], also known as the aristocrats, believed they were the [blank_start]descendants[blank_end] of the founders of [blank_start]Rome[blank_end] and thus had superiority over the [blank_start]Plebeians[blank_end] or the commoners who had no government power but later, [blank_start]rebelled[blank_end].
- APatricians
- BPlebeians
- Cdescendants
- Dancestors
- Erebelled
- Fleft the country
- GRome
- HMediterranean Sea
- IPlebeians
- JPatricians
6First Roman Law
- ATwelve Tables
- BHammurabi's Code
- CSenate's Wish
- DNatural Law
7Description of a consul
- ATwo leaders appointed for a year
- BEarly form of the tetrarchy of Diocletian
- COnes who make laws and asks the Senate for approval
- DPresent Day: Emperor/Empress or King/Queen
8Puni-[blank_start]Phoenicians[blank_end](plural)
- APhoenicians
9Odd man out
- ASicily
- BCarthage
- CAsia Minor
- DCorsica
10Group
- ALands captured during Punic Wars
- BLands in truce with Rome
- CVery First Territories captured by ROME
11Odd man out
- APompey
- BJulius Caesar
- COctavian
- DCrassus
12Group
- AFirst Triumvirate
- BSecond Triumvirate
- CFirst Emperors of Rome
13Symbol of Power(Roman)
- AFasces
- BGracchus
- CPater Familias
- DPyrrhic
14End of the Roman Republic(Odd Man Out)
- AAgricultural Crisis
- BBarbaric Invasions
- CSlave Revolts
- DCorruption and Violence
15"Crossing of the Rubicon" "Die is Cast"
- ANo going back
- BWhen Cleopatra cheated on Caesar
- CAfter conquering Gaul
16Odd Man Out
- ADie is Cast
- BIn Hoc Signo Vinces
- CCrossing of the Rubicon
- DVeni Vidi Vici
17Ides of March was...
- AAssassination of Julius Caesar by the Praetorian Guards
- BWhen they crowned Julius as emperor
- CMarraige of Julius and Cleopatra
- DNone of the above
18Octavian was Julius Caesar's son who wanted revenge for his father's death
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
19Cicero was the replacement or successor of Caesar
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
20Battle between Mark Anthony+Cleopatra and Octavian
- APunic Wars
- BDacian Wars
- CBattle of Actium
- DWar of Roses
21"I found Rome a city of bricks, I left it a city of marble"
- AOctavian
- BJulius Caesar
- CTiberius
22Caligula appointed his [blank_start]horse[blank_end] as consul. Claudius conquered [blank_start]Britain[blank_end]. [blank_start]Nero[blank_end] blamed the fire of Rome to the Christians and started the persecution of the Christians. [blank_start]Vespasian[blank_end] founded the Flavian Empire. Pax Romana or the [blank_start]Roman Peace[blank_end] was started by [blank_start]Octavian[blank_end] and ended with Marcus Aurelius.
- Ahorse
- Bson
- CBritain
- DGaul
- ENero
- FTheodosius
- GVespasian
- HTheodosius
- IRoman Peace
- JIconoclastic Controversy
- KOctavian
- LJulius Caesar
23Antoninus Pius. Pius means...
- APeace
- BKind
- CStrict
- DTyrant
24Optimus Princeps
- ATrajan
- BAntoninus Pius
- CNerva
- DVespasian
25Named the empire: Colonia Commodia
- ACommodia
- BSeveran
- CCommodus
26Diocletian divided the empire into four to ease ruling over the vast lands
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
27The tetrarchy made by Diocletian caused the downfall of the long-lasting empire
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
28Constantine made the official religion of the Roman empire Christianity
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
29Odd Man Out
- APolitics of Terror
- BNetworking and Linkages
- CPower Symbols
- DKoikonia
30Group/s
- ABlueprint for Imperial Rule
- BRoman Legacy
- CRoman Contributions
31How did the Romans prove they were successful with the use of the Blueprints for Imperial Rule
- AThey lasted for ~800 years
- BPolitics of Terror
- COrigin Myth
32Odd Man Out
- ACivil Law
- BNatural Law
- CTwelve Tables
- DVia Appia
33Group
- ARoman Contributions
- BRoman Contributions to Modern Law
- CRoman
34Which of the following is true?
- AThe Byzantine Empire lasted for >Millenia
- BMarriage of The Roman Culture and Greek Culture
- CThey had a Hellenistic Culture
- DIts capital is Byzantium(present-day Ankara)
35Odd Man Out
- AJulian
- BJulius
- CBasil
- DTheodosius
36Group
- ARoman Empire
- BByzantine Empire
- CConstantine's successors
- DNone of the above
37Odd Man Out
- ACorpus Juris Civilis
- BCivil Law
- CNatural Law
- DFasces
- ENone of the above
38Group
- AAll used in jurisdiction/power
- BLaws
- CRoman Contributions
39The Iconoclastic Controversy was the dispute over the use of religious icons in the Middle Ages since the pope disliked the said.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
40Feudalism: [blank_start]Government System [blank_end]; Manorialism: [blank_start]Economic System[blank_end]
- AGovernment System
- BEconomic System
- CEconomic System
- DGovernment System
41Great Schism Spilt Christianity into...
- ARoman Catholicism
- BChristianity
- COrthodox
- DProtestantism
42People of the North
- AVikings
- BVandals
- CAngles
- DSaxons
43Eric the Red: [blank_start]GreenLand[blank_end] ; Leif Ericson: [blank_start]Newfoundland/Vinland[blank_end]
- AGreenLand
- BIceLand
- CNewfoundland
- DVinland
- ENewfoundland/Vinland
- Ffinland
- GCape of Good Hope
44[blank_start]Clovis[blank_end] united Gaul(present-day [blank_start]France[blank_end]) while Pepin II, [blank_start]King of the Franks[blank_end], reunited it and started the [blank_start]symbiotic[blank_end] relationship of the government and church, from his crowning by the Pope
- AClovis
- BCharlemagne
- CFrance
- DItaly
- EGermany
- FKing of the Franks
- GKing of the Land
- Hsymbiotic
- Iparasitic
45The Treaty of Verdun which divided the empire into three parts, was signed by Charlemagne during the Carolingian Empire
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
46Feudalism came from the word
- AFeudum meaning fief
- BFeudal meaning fief
- CFeud meaning fief
47Feudalism sponsored a parasitic relationship among the lords and his vassals creating what we call slaves
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
48Feasting was a small part of the Feudal life since food was scarce
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
49Which of the ff. were the BAD EFFECTS of Feudalism
- AThe rich remained rich and the poor remained poor
- BDiscrimination against women
- CDelayed the formation of national states
- DLiterature was destroyed, arts was not given importance, many buildings , art,and libraries were destroyed
50The crusades were both named and inspired by the CROSS
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
51What were the knights of the Crusades promised?
- ASalvation
- BMoney
- CLands
- DUpgrade in their social status
52The crusades shouted this in their battles against the Muslims / It is their battle cry
- AIt is God's Will!
- BDeus magnus est!
- CO Theós eínai to éna!
53Most famous groups who joined in the Crusades
- AKnights Templar
- BKnights Hospitalier of St. John
- CDeux Filiorum
54Guilds can be related to today's...
- ATESDA
- BWWF
- CUN
- DAPEC
- ENATO
55Banking system can be related to today's...
- AIMF
- BWHO
- CWorld Bank
56Trade was controlled mostly by Venetian Traders
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
57[blank_start]Scholasticism[blank_end] supported the use of philosophy and [blank_start]reason[blank_end] could be used to explain faith and was supported by [blank_start]St. Thomas Aquinas[blank_end]
- AScholasticism
- BFeudalism
- Creason
- Dmeditation
- ESt. Thomas Aquinas
- FDante Alighieri
58The Decline of Feudalism was characterized by the growth of towns due to rising of trade and commerce
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
59Sham Battle: to receive a [blank_start]lady's smile[blank_end]. ; [blank_start]Real Combat[blank_end]: to gain honor or to prove innocence
- Alady's smile
- Blady's kiss
- CReal Combat
- DJousting*
60The Church issued the Truce of God during the Feudalism Period or the High Middle Ages What is the Truce of God?
- ANo invasions during Lenten Season
- BNo battles during Sundays and Lenten Season
- CEarly form of Abstinence/Fasting during Lenten Season
61Originally a marketplace, but became a center of public meetings and discussions
- AForum
- BMercado
- CToga
62Patria Polestas
- AFather
- BAbsolute power over family including its life and death
- CPrivileged position in the Roman Society
63Twins who "founded" the city on the Seven Hills
- ARomus
- BMars
- CClovis
- DRemulus
64Famous Poet of the Roman times who appeared as well in Alighieri's book, "Inferno"
- AAeneid
- BVirgil
- CEtruscan
- DJulius
65After driving out the Etruscans, they established the Roman Republic
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
66Punic Wars were the wars against the Phoenicians
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
67SPQR symbolizes the Roman people and its government
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
68What is the name of the languages that were derived from Latin, which mingled with those of the Barbarians
- AMediterranean Language
- BRomance Languages
- CMedieval Languages
69Who became dictator for two years
- ASulla
- BMarius Gaius
- CCrassius
70Major architectural styles during the Middle Ages
- AEtruscans
- BRomanesque
- CGothic
- DHoly
71Famous book of Dante Alighieri
- AThe Crusades
- BDivine Comedy
- CLa Cocceta
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