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Jansenists were conservative Catholic reformers in France who were condemned by the pope for their ...

Jansenists were conservative Catholic reformers in France who were condemned by the pope for their ...

Jansenists were conservative Catholic reformers in France who were condemned by the pope for their ideas on human sinfulness.
 
  a. True
  b. False
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MohamadMatar   24   1 Reply

fmushthafa

In Justinian's attempts to strengthen the church, in which he considered his power co-equal, he ...

In Justinian's attempts to strengthen the church, in which he considered his power co-equal, he ...

In Justinian's attempts to strengthen the church, in which he considered his power co-equal, he persecuted all of the following except the
 
  a. Monophysites.
  b. Nicenes.
  c. Jews.
  d. Neoplaton

raj13595   28   1 Reply

dri

The Treaty of Carlowitz united Hungary with the Habsburg territory.

The Treaty of Carlowitz united Hungary with the Habsburg territory.

The Treaty of Carlowitz united Hungary with the Habsburg territory.
 
  a. True
  b. False
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g.selah   42   1 Reply

dgonzalez228

In enforcing his religious authority Justinian forbade the study of what?

In enforcing his religious authority Justinian forbade the study of what?

In enforcing his religious authority Justinian forbade the study of what?
 
  a. Arianism.
  b. the Old Testament.
  c. Pre-Christian philosophy.
  d. Socratic rhetoric.
  e. Roman historic

Ljsmalls   24   1 Reply

leannaolsen

King Frederick William I was a Calvinist and an absolutist.

King Frederick William I was a Calvinist and an absolutist.

King Frederick William I was a Calvinist and an absolutist.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

dorisdxx   37   1 Reply

finalsnakei

One segment of Justinian's Code of Law prescribed different social status between

One segment of Justinian's Code of Law prescribed different social status between

One segment of Justinian's Code of Law prescribed different social status between
 
  a. slave and free man.
  b. clergy and laity.
  c. Christian and Jew.
  d. Arab and European.
  e. men

Dmelendez09   16   1 Reply

Frost

Peter the Great decisively rejected Western cultural influences in Russia.

Peter the Great decisively rejected Western cultural influences in Russia.

Peter the Great decisively rejected Western cultural influences in Russia.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

傲星   36   1 Reply

eltoro

What did the legal concept of patria potestas mean?

What did the legal concept of patria potestas mean?

What did the legal concept of patria potestas mean?
 
  a. The male head of the household was the legal head of the household.
  b. Women had equal rights within the household.
  c. A free man could not be pro

alyssaa1017   32   1 Reply

coolkid134

Catherine the Great was neither Russian nor legally entitled to the throne of Russia.

Catherine the Great was neither Russian nor legally entitled to the throne of Russia.

Catherine the Great was neither Russian nor legally entitled to the throne of Russia.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

qurat.ain46   42   1 Reply

krakrakels

Theodora convinced Justinian to stay in Constantinople when what occurred?

Theodora convinced Justinian to stay in Constantinople when what occurred?

Theodora convinced Justinian to stay in Constantinople when what occurred?
 
  a. The city was under attack from the Slavs.
  b. A terrible plague hit the city.
  c. The Blues and Greens started the Nika riots

aaronlinn   53   1 Reply

sbray18

Parliament's Toleration Act granted religious toleration to all Christians in England.

Parliament's Toleration Act granted religious toleration to all Christians in England.

Parliament's Toleration Act granted religious toleration to all Christians in England.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

AzureRanthos   54   1 Reply

SPP24

Contracts were increasingly used to settle issues of

Contracts were increasingly used to settle issues of

Contracts were increasingly used to settle issues of
 
  a. trading.
  b. family property.
  c. marriage.
  d. inheritance.
  e. All of these.

zahraa_arasool   24   1 Reply

yesimshay

Sir Robert Walpole declined the offer to a seat in the House of Lords.

Sir Robert Walpole declined the offer to a seat in the House of Lords.

Sir Robert Walpole declined the offer to a seat in the House of Lords.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

rahulcena   38   1 Reply

kodama55

In the mid-sixth century, much of the Byzantine Empire's population died from

In the mid-sixth century, much of the Byzantine Empire's population died from

In the mid-sixth century, much of the Byzantine Empire's population died from
 
  a. an attack by Persians.
  b. an earthquake.
  c. the bubonic plague.
  d. starvation.
  e. the collapse o

katkatkat   47   1 Reply

simplycool

The Seven Years' War was fought in North America.

The Seven Years' War was fought in North America.

The Seven Years' War was fought in North America.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

a7aimama   28   1 Reply

Sagittarius

One of the triumphs of Justinian's rule was the construction of what?

One of the triumphs of Justinian's rule was the construction of what?

One of the triumphs of Justinian's rule was the construction of what?
 
  a. the Hippodrome
  b. the Porphyrian Palace
  c. the city bazaars
  d. Hagia Sophia
  e. the Golden Horn

meaganec   35   1 Reply

RoxBox11

Frederick II of Prussia supported the right of Maria Theresa to rule Austria in the War of Austrian ...

Frederick II of Prussia supported the right of Maria Theresa to rule Austria in the War of Austrian ...

Frederick II of Prussia supported the right of Maria Theresa to rule Austria in the War of Austrian Succession.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Hnin Pwint Phyu   27   1 Reply

samer

After Justinian's death, the territory of Italy was reconquered by the

After Justinian's death, the territory of Italy was reconquered by the

After Justinian's death, the territory of Italy was reconquered by the
 
  a. Ostrogoths.
  b. Vandals.
  c. Lombards.
  d. Dacians.
  e. Seljuks.

epicchecklist   40   1 Reply

Shahla

At the start of the Scientific Revolution, the predominant astronomic theories were derived from ...

At the start of the Scientific Revolution, the predominant astronomic theories were derived from ...

At the start of the Scientific Revolution, the predominant astronomic theories were derived from which Greek thinker?
 
  a. Aristotle.
  b. Plato
  c. Galen.
  d. Ptolemy
  e. Euclid

kturner254   32   1 Reply

shy;

In the seventh century, the Byzantine Empire lost territory to all of the following invading forces ...

In the seventh century, the Byzantine Empire lost territory to all of the following invading forces ...

In the seventh century, the Byzantine Empire lost territory to all of the following invading forces except the
 
  a. Persians.
  b. Slavs.
  c. Turks.
  d. Avars.
  e. The Byzantine Empire

christmasnugget   114   1 Reply

mromero39

What was revolutionary about Copernicus's theory in On the Revolution of the Heavenly Bodies?

What was revolutionary about Copernicus's theory in On the Revolution of the Heavenly Bodies?

What was revolutionary about Copernicus's theory in On the Revolution of the Heavenly Bodies?
 
  a. He argued that there were other planets outside our solar system.
  b. He argued that it was possible there was life o

Dmelendez09   73   1 Reply

jordomolts

Heraclius used all of the following ways to fortify his borders except

Heraclius used all of the following ways to fortify his borders except

Heraclius used all of the following ways to fortify his borders except
 
  a. He confiscated church furnishings to pay his military.
  b. He overhauled the tax system to increase revenues.
  c. He bribed the A

vankor   35   1 Reply

raychill21795

Copernicus's theories were expanded on by all of the following except

Copernicus's theories were expanded on by all of the following except

Copernicus's theories were expanded on by all of the following except
 
  a. Tycho Brahe.
  b. Johannes Kepler.
  c. Galileo Galilei.
  d. Isaac Newton.
  e. Immanual Kant.

madisonbodiford   41   1 Reply

ilan707

The Arabian Peninsula was most useful for

The Arabian Peninsula was most useful for

The Arabian Peninsula was most useful for
 
  a. cities and ports.
  b. agriculture.
  c. mining.
  d. trade caravans.
  e. a stop-off between Africa and India.

VictoriaLenea   30   1 Reply

mayyyy

Johannes Kepler is credited with which discovery?

Johannes Kepler is credited with which discovery?

Johannes Kepler is credited with which discovery?
 
  a. He discovered that bodies orbited the sun in an elliptical motion.
  b. He discovered that there was no such thing as retrograde motion in planetary orbits.

menmar13   43   1 Reply

longzd

Arabian peoples relied on food sources from

Arabian peoples relied on food sources from

Arabian peoples relied on food sources from
 
  a. grapes and olives.
  b. grain and fish.
  c. goats and date palms.
  d. trading spices for food.
  e. sheep and flax.

Delorean   60   1 Reply

dumbojy

Which of the following scientific discoveries is not attributed to Galileo?

Which of the following scientific discoveries is not attributed to Galileo?

Which of the following scientific discoveries is not attributed to Galileo?
 
  a. that the sun had spots
  b. invention of the telescope
  c. that matter is continually in motion
  d. that the sun i

tawanya   72   1 Reply

peaceout3000

What is the Kaaba? (Multiple Choice)

What is the Kaaba? (Multiple Choice)

What is the Kaaba?
 
  a. A meteor
  b. An old building that sheltered Mohammad in the desert.
  c. A religious shrine in the city of Mecca.
  d. A box in which the original scrolls of the Quran were

LuisJrB96   39   1 Reply

Gunveen

Sir Francis Bacon is notable for

Sir Francis Bacon is notable for

Sir Francis Bacon is notable for
 
  a. being lord chancellor under James I.
  b. being a proponent of the inductive method.
  c. contributing to Newton's scientific method.
  d. believing that autho

Cheesehead123   28   1 Reply

ninja320

What were Muhammad's recitations called?

What were Muhammad's recitations called?

What were Muhammad's recitations called?
 
  a. visions
  b. sura
  c. Quran
  d. zakat
  e. hadj

TAT1238   41   1 Reply

BenAff

Ren Descartes used a deductive method, which was based on ____.

Ren Descartes used a deductive method, which was based on ____.

Ren Descartes used a deductive method, which was based on ____.
 
  a. self-awareness.
  b. geometry
  c. calculus
  d. elementary physics.
  e. logical analysis.

Samijo30   58   1 Reply

pigangel2011

Mohammad's journey from Mecca to Medina in 622 is known as the

Mohammad's journey from Mecca to Medina in 622 is known as the

Mohammad's journey from Mecca to Medina in 622 is known as the
 
  a. Hajj.
  b. Hejira.
  c. Zakat.
  d. Ramadan.
  e. Kabaa.

ashtin6   31   1 Reply

jennamac0

Ren Descartes is famous for

Ren Descartes is famous for

Ren Descartes is famous for
 
  a. bridging the Scientific Revolution and philosophy.
  b. presenting a theory of gravity.
  c. observing that orbits in planetary motion are elliptical rather than circular.

Chellemonia   44   1 Reply

Frnduran713@gma

Mohammad obtained control of which city by expelling the Jews who would not convert?

Mohammad obtained control of which city by expelling the Jews who would not convert?

Mohammad obtained control of which city by expelling the Jews who would not convert?
 
  a. Medina
  b. Mecca
  c. Jerusalem
  d. Jaffa
  e. Tyre

Jamisoncex   24   1 Reply

branbran2k16

Descartes believed all of the following except

Descartes believed all of the following except

Descartes believed all of the following except
 
  a. skepticism was the origin of rational inquiry.
  b. inductive reasoning was the best approach to analysis.
  c. introspection could provide sufficient auth

Jovaini   48   1 Reply

osvaldoguzman

A worthy life in the Muslim faith is obtained through

A worthy life in the Muslim faith is obtained through

A worthy life in the Muslim faith is obtained through
 
  a. submission to the will of God.
  b. adherence to the Five Pillars.
  c. rejecting all other faiths.
  d. following the Ten Commandments.

Karen   33   1 Reply

woodstock24

The scientist given credit for a complete theory of the universe was

The scientist given credit for a complete theory of the universe was

The scientist given credit for a complete theory of the universe was
 
  a. Ren Descartes.
  b. Ptolemy.
  c. Galileo.
  d. Isaac Newton.
  e. Sir Francis Bacon.

costarican 84   35   1 Reply

lolatmeonthis

The purpose of the Five Pillars of Islam was to

The purpose of the Five Pillars of Islam was to

The purpose of the Five Pillars of Islam was to
 
  a. provide a set of absolute law like Moses did.
  b. provide unity of purpose and action among all Muslims.
  c. be symbolic representations of the five gol

ben.kenobi24   28   1 Reply

Elizbarron

Much of the new work done during the Scientific Revolution was by

Much of the new work done during the Scientific Revolution was by

Much of the new work done during the Scientific Revolution was by
 
  a. astronomers.
  b. mathematicians.
  c. philosophers.
  d. physiologists.
  e. physicists.

Smair87   34   1 Reply

gavin186986896

What is the only action necessary to convert to Islam?

What is the only action necessary to convert to Islam?

What is the only action necessary to convert to Islam?
 
  a. reciting admission three times in the presence of qualified witnesses
  b. fasting during Ramadan
  c. making a profession of faith at the Kaaba

yoyo123!   26   1 Reply

gmiannotti