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Course-wide vocabulary practice from ancient societies to globalization.
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60 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
What is a primary source in history?
Sumerian cities were each built around a ziggurat. What was a ziggurat?
What was cuneiform?
What did Legalism emphasize in ancient China?
In Hindu thought, what is karma?
In Hindu traditions, what does dharma mean?
What was the hijra in early Islamic history?
What was feudalism in medieval Europe?
What did Renaissance humanism focus on?
What was mercantilism?
What is the social contract?
What does laissez-faire economics argue?
During the Cold War, what was containment?
What is globalization?
Citizens choose officials to govern a state rather than obeying a hereditary king. Which term best names that system?
Athens and Sparta were independent Greek communities with their own governments and surrounding territory. Which term names that unit?
A person's birth fixes a ranked social group often linked to occupation and marriage rules in traditional South Asia. Which term fits?
In Hebrew tradition, Yahweh and the Hebrews are bound by a solemn agreement involving worship and law. Which term names that agreement?
Jewish communities living outside their ancestral homeland after deportation and later dispersal are an example of what term?
Medieval craftspeople who made the same product formed an organization to set standards, train apprentices, and protect their trade. What was it?
Portuguese sailors used a small, maneuverable ocean-going ship in Atlantic exploration. Which term names that ship?
Spanish conquerors received grants allowing them to demand labor and tribute from Indigenous people in the Americas. Which system was this?
A monarch says God is the source of royal authority and subjects owe obedience to the crown. Which idea is this?
A constitution gives lawmaking, enforcement, and court power to different branches. Which Enlightenment idea is being used?
Reformers campaign to extend the right to vote to groups excluded from elections. Which term names that right?
A foreign power claims special trading privileges in one region of China without directly annexing it. Which term fits?
Generals sign an agreement to stop fighting while diplomats keep negotiating final terms. What is the agreement called?
Nazi authorities forced Jews into confined urban districts separated from non-Jewish residents. What were these districts called?
Primary and secondary sources are easy to mix up. Which statement is correct?
Which statement best separates a republic from an empire?
In early Rome, how were patricians different from plebeians?
Which statement correctly separates caliph from caliphate?
Fief and vassal both appear in feudalism. Which distinction is right?
Which statement best separates a serf from a chattel slave?
Which statement correctly separates indulgences from predestination?
In Spanish America, what separated creoles from peninsulares?
Which statement correctly separates proletariat from bourgeoisie in industrial vocabulary?
How is a protectorate different from a sphere of influence?
Which statement separates an armistice from a peace treaty?
Which statement best separates glasnost from perestroika?
A textbook describes the long era of relative peace and stability across the Roman Empire after Augustus. Which term applies?
An Ottoman sultan's elite infantry corps was recruited through devshirme and trained for state service. Which term fits?
Gold from Mali and salt from the Sahara moved by caravan across North and West Africa. Which network is being described?
Aztec farmers built raised fields in shallow lakebeds near Tenochtitlan to grow crops. Which term applies?
Revolutionary France used emergency courts, executions, and repression against suspected enemies from 1793 to 1794. What was this period?
During Napoleon's occupation of Spain, local councils in Spanish America claimed authority to govern in the king's absence. What were they called?
British landowners fenced common fields into private holdings, pushing many rural people toward wage labor. Which term applies?
Indian soldiers employed by the British East India Company rebelled in 1857. Which term names those soldiers?
After 1858, Britain ruled India directly through a viceroy. Which term names this period of British rule?
The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to make money payments to the Allies for war damage. Which term names those payments?
Germany used fast coordinated attacks by tanks, aircraft, and infantry in Poland and France early in World War II. Which term applies?
In the Pacific War, U.S. forces bypassed some heavily defended Japanese islands and captured others to move closer to Japan. What was this strategy?
Which society or tradition is most closely associated with the course term monotheism through worship of Yahweh?
Nirvana is a central goal in which tradition taught in world history?
Filial piety belongs most directly to which society and belief system?
Samurai and shogun belong to which society's political and military history?
The title khan is most closely tied to which world history setting?
The Middle Passage belongs to which era and system?
The mandate system belongs most directly to which historical moment?
Apartheid was a policy of racial segregation in which modern country?
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