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Western Civilization Final Exam Multiple
Choice ACCURATE TESTED VERSIONS OF
THE EXAM FROM 2023TO 2024 |
ACCURATE AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |
NEXT GEN FORMAT | GUARANTEED PASS
WITH 150+ QUESTIONS
Why did Justinian try to reconquer the Western Roman Empire?
- CORRECT ANS-because he sought to revive and reconstruct wholly the old empire


Why did Justinian's reconquest of the Western Roman Empire fail?
- CORRECT ANS-The costs associated with conquering and defending the vast western empire
were too great given Justinian's military commitments elsewhere


Between 610 and 617, the major security threats to the Byzantine Empire came from -
CORRECT ANS-Persia, then the Islamic caliphate


The stability of Byzantine government was the product of
- CORRECT ANS-an efficient bureaucracy


The Byzantine economy in the early Middle Ages was
- CORRECT ANS-highly regulated, including wage and price control


The Iconoclastic Controversy of the eighth century c.e. was about
- CORRECT ANS-the use or prohibition of images in church, where people might worship the
objects

,The Qur'an contains
- CORRECT ANS-the revelations sent by God to Muhammad


According to the Muslim faith, the only way to achieve salvation is to
- CORRECT ANS-observe the five pillars of Islam


Islam spread so quickly in the seventh and eighth centuries because
- CORRECT ANS-some local populations welcomed Muslim conquest


The medieval economy was based primarily on
- CORRECT ANS-agriculture


Many towns and cities in the High Middle Ages
- CORRECT ANS-grew through continuous immigration from the countryside


Castles often formed the nucleus of new towns because
- CORRECT ANS-castles became more important than monasteries after 1100


Historians generally do not use the term feudalism today because it
- CORRECT ANS-means too many different things to be of use


Europe Local lords most frequently developed power bases in areas of western where -
CORRECT ANS-royal authority was either weak or nonexistent


The tern feudal comes from the Latin feudum, which refers to
- CORRECT ANS-a grant that creates a contractual relationship between a giver and a receiver

,After the signing of the Magna Carta, English government gradually became a
- CORRECT ANS-constitutional monarchy


The magna Carta, signed by King John of England, was a
- CORRECT ANS-legal document defining particular rights of nobles and freemen and limiting
royal power


Crusaders frequently saw themselves as battling "enemies of Christ," which included Muslims
as well as
- CORRECT ANS-Jews


Medieval scholstics taught that
- CORRECT ANS-there was a fundamental compatibility between human reason and experience
and the divine teachings in the Bible


Long distance trade in the thirteenth century usually occurred
- CORRECT ANS-through a series of interlocking trade networks


Mongol governance was directed toward
- CORRECT ANS-securing tribute from subject territories


While the Mongol empire covered one-fifth of the world's surface, Kublai Khan primarily ruled -
CORRECT ANS-China and Mongolia


Unlike most contemporary European rulers, Mongol khans were
- CORRECT ANS-tolerant of other religions

, The ornate textiles and other works of art that characterized the pax mongolica were oftern the
work of
- CORRECT ANS-slaves


Why did the pax mongolica come to an end?
- CORRECT ANS-conflict between rival trading groups increased and violence broke out


The vikings did not permanently colonize the eastern coast of North America in part because -
CORRECT ANS-viking relations with the indigenous people of north american were not peaceful


as a result of depopulation in europe caused by the black death
- CORRECT ANS-europe's massively depleted ecological resources recovered


one consequence of the black death was a reversion of farmland to
- CORRECT ANS-pastures and forest


most of the innovations that occurred in farming after the fist waves of the black death were
made by
- CORRECT ANS-small farmers


the social mobility of the fourteenth century was made possible latgely dure to the
- CORRECT ANS-black death


historians today generally use the term renaissance to refer to
- CORRECT ANS-a period in intellectual and cultural history, marked by a new interest in the
study of classical learning


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