QuestionPortugal primarily sent enslaved people from Africa to Europe until about 1518, when the destination shifted to the Americas. Which statement BEST explains the cause of this shift? A European countries had too many slaves and farmers were…
Read more →QuestionWhich geographical feature(s) MOST LIKELY contributed to Portugal’s role in starting the slave trade across the Atlantic? A. Portugal’s major waterways flowed through most of Africa. B. Portugal was surrounded by water, so enslaved people…
Read more →QuestionWhy is the declaration that “1619 marked the beginning of slavery in England’s American colonies” an inaccurate statement? A England was one of the last to use enslaved people to work in their colonies. B Africans were imported as workers…
Read more →QuestionThis map shows trade routes established in the sixteenth century. Which statement BEST explains how geography affected the locations of these slave ports? A Most ports were along the Nile River so enslaved people could be transported…
Read more →QuestionHow did the illustrated character shown in this image affect Disney’s early career? A Universal showed “Oswald the Lucky Rabbit” in theaters even though Disney didn’t think it was good. B “Trolley Troubles” was Disney’s first money-making…
Read more →QuestionWhy did the North American colonies choose to import slaves from Africa as opposed to using captured Native Americans as slave labor? A Native Americans did not know how cultivate plantation crops. B By importing enslaved people from…
Read more →QuestionChoose THREE statements that correctly describe the slave trade and its impact on West Africa. A. Slavery did not exist in Africa until after Europeans arrived. B. More enslaved people from West Africa were sent to Brazil than to any…
Read more →QuestionWhat does Islam have in common with Judaism and Christianity? All three religions worship many different gods. All three religions perceive Abraham as a prophet of God. All three religions believe that Jesus is the son of God. All three…
Read more →QuestionBefore the split in 1054, the leaders of the Eastern Church and the Western Church were – the Patriarch and the Pope. – Justinian I and the Pope. – the Pope and Theodora. – the Patriarch and Theodora.
Read more →QuestionWho led the Athenian Empire? O Aristotle O Hippocrates O Pericles O Socrates
Read more →QuestionHow is an oligarchy similar to a monarchy? O Both grant political rights to men only. O Both give military leaders most of the power. O both recognize that citizens have certain rights. O both limit the number of people that exercise power.
Read more →QuestionLike Rome, the United States has ◯ two houses in the legislative branch. ◯ eight praetors in the judicial branch. ◯ a list of laws called the Twelve Tables. ◯ an assembly of plebeians and soldiers.
Read more →QuestionWhat was the lasting effect of the Roman Catholic Church becoming the official church of the Roman Empire? The pope continues to have the power of a king, but on a global scale. The Roman Catholic Church still largely influences European…
Read more →QuestionWhich aspect of the Roman Catholic Church established in the 300s remains today? O The Roman Catholic Church’s leader is still the bishop of Rome, or the pope. O The Roman Catholic Church remains the official church of the city of Rome. O…
Read more →QuestionAfter creating an outline for an argumentative essay, a student should o write the draft. o revise the draft. o restate the claim. o develop the claim.
Read more →QuestionJulius Caesar’s assassination led to the O founding of the Roman Republic. O beginning of Rome’s expansion. O fall of the Roman Empire. O end of the Roman Republic.
Read more →QuestionWhat was one contribution made by Eratosthenes in ancient Greece? He wrote a geometry textbook that was used for nearly 2,000 years. He calculated the value of the infinite number known as pi. He computed the circumference of planet…
Read more →QuestionWho is considered to be the most influential leader of the early Christian church? O Jesus O Paul O Constantine O John the Baptist
Read more →QuestionWhat was one cultural contribution made by the ancient Greeks? O The Greeks wrote the first pieces of literature. O The Greeks were the first to create epic poems. O The Greeks were the first to write dramatic plays. O The Greeks created…
Read more →QuestionIn what year did the Western Roman Empire collapse? 370 CE 455 CE 476 CE 1453 CE
Read more →QuestionToday, knowledge of Greek culture from 1150–750 BCE primarily is derived from o oral histories that later were written down. o records written by ancient Greeks during that era. o records written by other cultures during that era. o myths…
Read more →QuestionWhat contribution did Alexander the Great make to the Hellenistic civilization? He provided military support for the ruler of that culture. He backed the philosophers and scholars of the time. He helped spread Greek culture as his empire…
Read more →QuestionWhat became of the Eastern Roman Empire after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire? O The Eastern Roman Empire fell to foreign invaders too. O The Eastern Roman Empire became the Byzantine Empire. O The Eastern Roman Empire dissolved…
Read more →QuestionWhich explains why Romans were upset by the emperor’s decision to create more coins? The people needed more coins to buy the same amount of food as before. The people needed fewer coins to buy the same amount of food as before. The people…
Read more →QuestionWhich of Diocletian’s economic changes helped bring short-term order to Rome? He started a new coin system and expanded trade. He abolished coins and implemented a barter system. He minted more coins and allowed free markets. He…
Read more →QuestionWhat occurred in Rome after emperors minted more coins to raise money? O The new coins were rejected by the officials. O The new coins were rejected by the people. O The new coins lost value because of inflation. O The new coins lost…
Read more →QuestionThe Pax Romana ended in 180 CE after over one hundred fifty years in existence. The end of this era ushered in a period of o inflation. o foreign wars. o religious wars. o political instability.
Read more →QuestionThe Pax Romana ended in 180 CE after over one hundred fifty years in existence. The end of this era ushered in a period of – inflation, – foreign wars, – religious wars, – political instability.
Read more →QuestionEarly Christians were persecuted for their beliefs. Which belief in particular made others suspicious of Christians? – their refusal to worship Roman gods – their belief in the afterlife – their belief that Jesus was the son of God –…
Read more →QuestionJesus’s disciples and followers spread the message of Christianity o by writing the Old Testament. o by co-opting Roman gods as a means of converting Romans. o by influencing every religious leader in the Jewish faith. o by traveling to…
Read more →QuestionWhat does Christianity have in common with Judaism? Both are monotheistic. Both require five daily prayers. Both believe that Jesus is the son of God. Both require tolerance of other religions.
Read more →QuestionHow does Christianity differ from ancient Roman religion? O Christianity has buildings for worship. O Christianity offers salvation in the afterlife. O Christianity is a monotheistic religion. O Christianity involves elements of paganism.
Read more →QuestionEarly Christianity is described as being a sect of Judaism. What is a sect? a branch of a larger religious group a religion that opposes the beliefs of another. a fundamentalist branch within a larger religious group a Christian group…
Read more →QuestionAccording to the Bible, what made the circumstances of Jesus’s death unique? He was baptized at death. He was resurrected three days later. He was crucified on a wooden cross. He was given the first Christian burial.
Read more →QuestionWhich statement best describes slavery in ancient Rome? O Slavery was banned throughout ancient Rome. O About twenty-five percent of Rome’s population was enslaved. O Enslaved persons had the same status as Roman women. O Slavery existed…
Read more →QuestionWhich statement best describes the way Romans viewed education? Roman education was reserved for slaves. Roman children of wealthy families were sent to school. Roman education focused on the humanities. Roman society looked down on…
Read more →QuestionThe photograph shows an ancient Roman structure. This is a photograph of a Roman o insula. o aqueduct. o bridge. o coliseum.
Read more →QuestionThe Roman philosophy of stoicism promoted o mercy. o self-control. o pity. o anger.
Read more →QuestionWhich was an achievement of the Roman Empire? O banning the use of coins O conquering the world O starting a civil service O posting the Twelve Tablets
Read more →QuestionWhich aspect of government does the United States have in common with the Roman Republic? Two consuls run the executive branch. Senators are elected into office for life. There are three branches of government. Governors are chosen by…
Read more →QuestionThe factor that most contributed to the development of Roman civilization was Rome’s language. Rome’s geography. Rome’s isolation from the world. Rome’s foundation myth.
Read more →QuestionIn Rome’s legislative branch, plebeians served in the Assemblies while the Senate’s members were – consuls. – tribunes. – patricians. – Greeks.
Read more →QuestionHow many branches of government did the Roman Republic have? one two three four
Read more →QuestionWhy did William start to keep records of the slaves who passed through Philadelphia on the Underground Railroad? A) He planned to publish the information in the anti-slavery newspaper. B) The Anti-Slavery Society asked him to keep track…
Read more →QuestionThis selection is mostly about William Still and how he A) went from being a cruel slave owner to a well-known anti-slavery leader. B) helped former slaves get an education. C) spent his life hiding from slave hunters. D) recorded…
Read more →QuestionWhat evidence is presented to persuade the reader of the hardships the Japanese Americans faced? A) how little time they had to plan or pack for leaving their homes B) how many of their sons were forced to enter military service C) how…
Read more →QuestionHow did the development of efficient agricultural practices, including understanding the Nile River’s flooding patterns, change Egyptian work life? Efficient agricultural practices enabled everyone to become a farmer. Efficient…
Read more →QuestionHow did the Royal Road benefit the Persians? O It prevented invaders from entering the Persian Empire. O It encouraged the building of Persian naval vessels. O It established communication throughout the Persian Empire. O It helped the…
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