It's Quiz Time!

1. It's Quiz Time!

2. Art, Religion, and Science Ms. Broome's Choice 20th Century World Who Am I? Revolutions! 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

3. Who am I? for 100 Question: I wrote The Canterbury Tales in vernacular, which was not common at the time. Check Your Answer

4. Who am I? for 100 Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer Back to the Game Board

5. Who am I? for 200 Question: I was a German monk who wrote my 95 Theses criticizing problems within the Catholic church. Check Your Answer

6. Who am I? for 200 Answer: Martin Luther Back to the Game Board

7. Who am I? for 300 Question: I am well known for my sculpture David as well as my frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. One of these is known as the Creation of Adam. Who Am I? Check Your Answer

8. Who am I? for 300 Answer: Michelangelo Back to the Game Board

9. Who am I? for 400 Question: I am known for my fresco, School of Athens, who am I? Check Your Answer

10. Who am I? for 400 Answer: Raphael Back to the Game Board

11. Who am I? for 500 Question: I am most well known for my paintings Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. Check Your Answer

12. Who am I? for 500 Answer: • Leonardo da Vinci Back to the Game Board

13. Revolutions! for 100 Question: I was the greatest figure of the Scientific Revolution, who am I? Check Your Answer

14. Revolutions! for 100 Answer: Isaac Newton Back to the Game Board

15. Revolutions! for 200 Question: What are the three important elements of the Industrial Revolution? Check Your Answer

16. Revolutions! for 200 Answer: Steam Engine Railroads Factories Back to the Game Board

17. Revolutions! for 300 Question: In 1989, where were at least five hundred civilians killed in their movement for democracy? Check Your Answer

18. Revolutions! for 300 Answer: Tiananmen Square, Beijing Back to the Game Board

19. Revolutions! for 400 Question: Why were Erasmus and other Christian humanists calling for reform? Check Your Answer

20. Revolutions! for 400 Answer: Between 1450 & 1520, a series of popes failed to meet the church’s spiritual needs. Julius II led armies against his enemies, disgusting those who viewed the pope as a spiritual not a military leader Many church officials were concerned with money & used their church offices to advance their careers & their wealth. Many priests seemed ignorant of their spiritual duties. People were craving assurance of their salvation. According to church practice at the time, a person could gain an indulgence- release from all or part of the punishment for sin. The church also sold indulgences. Many people felt the worldly wise clergy had little interest in the spiritual needs of their people. Back to the Game Board

21. Revolutions! for 500 Question: Describe the Scientific Revolution and its impact on European’s views of the world. Check Your Answer

22. Revolutions! for 500 Answer: A number of inventions including the caravel, magnetic compass, lateen sail, astrolabe, telescope, microscope, and the printing press led to improved scientific discoveries. Copernicus declared the Earth rotated on its axis and proposed that the Sun was the center of the universe rather than the Earth. Kepler confirmed the sun was at the center and took it a step further declaring the orbits of the planets were elliptical rather than circular. Galileo took it even further making observations of the heavens including mountains on the moon and the four moons of Jupiter. These new scientific observations challenged Europeans view of the world. Many felt threatened that if they did not understand the world around them, how could anything be certain? The Church threatened Galileo to stop teaching the Copernican theory. Back to the Game Board

23. Art, Religion, and Science for 100 Question: I invented a new style of art known as Cubism; Guernica is an example of my work. Check Your Answer

24. Art, Religion, and Science for 100 Answer: Pablo Picasso Back to the Game Board

25. Art, Religion, and Science for 200 Question: I am considered a Postimpressionist artist; A Starry Night is one of my most famous paintings. Check Your Answer

26. Art, Religion, and Science for 200 Answer: Vincent van Gogh Back to the Game Board

27. Art, Religion, and Science for 300 Question: When was the High Renaissance? Check Your Answer

28. Art, Religion, and Science for 300 Answer: 1490 – 1520 Back to the Game Board

29. Art, Religion, and Science for 400 Question: The Society of Jesus played a critical role reforming the image of the Catholic Church, what are they more commonly known as? Check Your Answer

30. Art, Religion, and Science for 400 Answer: Jesuits Back to the Game Board

31. Art, Religion, and Science for 500 Question: What led to the formation of the Anglican Church? Check Your Answer

32. Art, Religion, and Science for 500 Answer: The pope refused to give King Henry VIII a divorce. Back to the Game Board

33. 20th Century World for 100 Question: I was made chancellor of Germany in 1933 and became El Fuhrer, the leader, in 1934. who am I? Check Your Answer

34. 20th Century World for 100 Answer: Adolf Hitler Back to the Game Board

35. 20th Century World for 200 Question: I took control of the Soviet Union after Lenin’s death in 1924, who am I? Check Your Answer

36. 20th Century World for 200 Answer: Joseph Stalin Back to the Game Board

37. 20th Century World for 300 Question: Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during WWII? Check Your Answer

38. 20th Century World for 300 • Answer: • Winston Churchill Back to the Game Board

39. 20th Century World for 400 Question: How many Jews were killed during the Holocaust? Check Your Answer

40. 20th Century World for 400 • Answer: • 6 million Back to the Game Board

41. 20th Century World for 500 Question: What was the impact of World War II? Check Your Answer

42. 20th Century World for 500 Answer: 62 million people dead Europe completely destroyed New conflict between the US and the Soviet Union (capitalism v. communism) Back to the Game Board

43. Ms. Broome's Choice for 100 Question: What are the major characteristics of worldwide imperialism? Check Your Answer

44. Ms. Broome's Choice for 100 Answer: Domination of foreign peoples Establishing markets & trade routes Expansion into overseas territories Back to the Game Board

45. Ms. Broome's Choice for 200 Question: Define the Columbian Exchange and its impact on the world. Check Your Answer

46. Ms. Broome's Choice for 200 • Answer: • The Age of Discovery led to the migration of peoples, which in turn led to the exchange of fauna and flora – of animals, plants, and diseases, a complex process known as the Columbian Exchange. • Transformed economic activity • Spread of religion • Spread of Languages • Destruction of native civilizations • Spread of plants & animals • Improved diets of Asian, African, & European peoples • Spread of Smallpox and other diseases along with new weapons of war and economic exploitation, causing a massive population decline among Native Peoples. Back to the Game Board

47. Ms. Broome's Choice for 300 Question: Explain the importance of Gutenberg and the invention of the printing press. Check Your Answer

48. Ms. Broome's Choice for 300 Answer: Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press allowed ideas and religion to spread throughout Europe. It also allowed scientific discoveries and other technology to spread and improved the communication between scientists. The invention of the printing press also encouraged the spread of religious ideas such as Martin Luther's 95 theses and the spread of the Protestant Reformation. Back to the Game Board

49. Ms. Broome's Choice for 400 Question: What woman was critical in the creation of the state of Israel? Check Your Answer

50. Ms. Broome's Choice for 400 Answer: Golda Meir Back to the Game Board