World History: Semester One Final Exam Study Guide
January 2009 - Mr. Bennett
People Matching
Section
1. Lucy
2. Hammurabi
3. Abraham
4. Menes (Narmer)
5. Homer
6. Pericles
7. Socrates
8. Plato
9. Aristotle
10. Philip of Macedon
11. Alexander the Great
12. Julius Caesar
13. Gracchi Brothers
14. Augustus (Octavian)
15. Titus
16. Marcus Aurelius
17. Jesus of Nazareth
18. Apostle Paul
19. Diocletian
20. Constantine
21. Attila the Hun
22. Justinian
23. Muhammad
24. Pope Gregory I
25. Charlemagne
26. Pope Leo III
27. Leif Ericson
28. King Harold
29. Duke William
30. King Richard I
31. King John I
32. King Edward I
33. King Louis IX
34. King Philip IV
35. Joan of Arc
Terms Matching
Section
1. Pre-history
2. Archaeologist
3. Anthropologist
4. Artifact
5. Fossil
6. Polytheist
7. Monotheist
8. City-state
9. Polis
10. Direct Democracy
11. Republic
12. Patricians
13. Plebians
14. Proletariat
15. Triumverate
16. Gladiator
17. Twelve Tables
18. Pope
19. State
20. Koran
21. Jihad
22. Vassals
23. Lords
24. Knights
25. King
26. Missionaries
27. Feudalism
28. Investiture
29. Individualism
30. Self-sufficient
31. Limited Monarchy
32. Parliament
33. Estates General
34. Absolute Monarchy
35. Nationalism
Map Identification
Section
1. Olduvai Gorge
2. Mediterranean Sea
3. Aegean Sea
4. Black Sea
5. Nile River
6. Greece
7. Mt. Olympus
8. Crete
9. Egypt
10. Giza
11. Mesopotamia
12. Babylon
13. Jerusalem
14. Athens
15. Sparta
16. Rome
17. Tiber River
18. Carthage
19. Alps
20. Italy
21. France
22. Spain
23. Constantinopole
24. Germany
25. England
Multiple Choice Topics
Early Human Forms
Homo Habilus
Homo Erectus
Home Sapiens
Invention of Farming
First Civilizations
Sumerians
Persians
Early Trade Inventions
The First Religions
Old Kingdom of Egypt
Early Greek Trade
Trojan War
Olympics
Birth of Democracy
Peloponnesian War
Persian Wars
Golden Age of Greece
Alexander the Great
Roman Republic
Punic Wars
Julius Caesar
Pax Romana
Augustus
Islam
Byzantine Empire
The Roman Church
Life in Middle Ages
Feudal System & Manors
Ordeals
Missionaries
Monks and Monasteries
Charlemagne
Christmas Day, 800
Vikings
Crusades
Norman Conquest
Magna Carta
Parliament
The Estates General
Black Death
Hundred Years War