6th Grade Social Studies Practice Final

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Study terms by hopping to the right pad

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6th Grade Social Studies Practice Final


Froggy Jumps 6th Grade Social Studies Practice FinalVersion en ligne Study terms by hopping to the right pad par Chad Sobel 1 What term means surviving by eating human flesh (as in Jamestown)? a Caliph b Cannibalism c Icon 2 Which term is a religious image used in Christian worship? a Colony b Icon c Illuminated Manuscript 3 Who is the leader of the Islamic community after Muhammad? a Caliph b Renaissance c Feudalism 4 Which system exchanges land for loyalty and service? a Feudalism b Chivalry c Enlightenment 5 What code describes honorable behavior for knights, including protecting the weak? a Icon b Renaissance c Chivalry 6 Which term refers to a rebirth of learning, art, and culture in Europe? a Renaissance b Feudalism c Caliph 7 What is a hand-written book decorated with gold and bright pictures called? a Serf b Illuminated Manuscript c Cannibalism 8 Who is a poor farmer who worked on a lord's land in the Middle Ages? a Icon b Colony c Serf 9 A settlement ruled by a distant country is called what? a Illuminated Manuscript b Enlightenment c Colony 10 What movement focused on reason, science, and individual rights? a Renaissance b Enlightenment c Cannibalism 11 French peasant girl who led armies in the Hundred Years’ War after hearing voices send by God a Catherine De Medici b Saint Catherine Siena c Saint Joan of Arc 12 Created the Church of England after the Catholic church won't allow him to divorce his wife. a Martin Luther b Ferdinand II of Aragon c Henry VIII 13 Another name for the Church of England a Lutherianism b Anglican Church c Anabaptists 14 Belief among Protestants that the Bible alone is the highest authority. a Sola Scriptura b Puritanism c Heliocentric 15 Spread by fleas on rats; killed millions in the Middle Ages. commonly known as the Black Death. a Smallpox b Yellow Fever c Bubonic Plague 16 Spread through dirty water; caused deadly and bloody diarrhea with dehydration in armies and travelers. a Scurvy b Smallpox c Dysentery 17 Airborne virus; devastated Indigenous peoples after European contact. a Yellow Fever b Smallpox c Bubonic Plague 18 First permanent British Colony in North America a St Augustine b Jamestown c New Amsterdam 19 What colony was settled by the Puritans in North America? a Massachusetts b Jamestown c Philadelphia 20 Artist and inventor; painted Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. a Raphael b Michelangelo c Leonardo da Vinci 21 Important Invention by Gutenberg a The Telescope b The Printing Press c The Astrolabe 22 The city of Constantinople connects... a Europe to Asia b Asia to Africa c North America to South America 23 Place of worship for Muslims a Temple b Monasteries c Mosque 24 City in Africa that was known for its universities and learning a Constantinople b St. Augustine c Timbuktu 25 The founder of Islam a Abraham b Muhammad c Caliph 26 Famous Christian church later turned into a mosque a Hagia Sophia b Notre Dame c timbuktu 27 A Christian who broke away from the Catholic Church in the 1500s to protest corruption in the church. a Muslim b Eastern Orthodox c Protestant 28 Material used during the Middle Ages to make books. a Paper b papyrus c Parchment 29 Italian city know for its waterway canals instead of streets. a Pisa b Venice c Florence 30 African Kingdoms that grew in wealth from the gold‑salt trade a Chad, Cameroon, Ghana b Benin, Liberia, Niger c Mali, Ghana, Songhai

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6th Grade Social Studies Practice FinalVersion en ligne

par Chad Sobel

What term means surviving by eating human flesh (as in Jamestown)?

Which term is a religious image used in Christian worship?

Who is the leader of the Islamic community after Muhammad?

Which system exchanges land for loyalty and service?

What code describes honorable behavior for knights, including protecting the weak?

Which term refers to a rebirth of learning, art, and culture in Europe?

What is a hand-written book decorated with gold and bright pictures called?

Who is a poor farmer who worked on a lord's land in the Middle Ages?

A settlement ruled by a distant country is called what?

What movement focused on reason, science, and individual rights?

French peasant girl who led armies in the Hundred Years’ War after hearing voices send by God

Created the Church of England after the Catholic church won't allow him to divorce his wife.

Another name for the Church of England

Belief among Protestants that the Bible alone is the highest authority.

Spread by fleas on rats; killed millions in the Middle Ages. commonly known as the Black Death.

Spread through dirty water; caused deadly and bloody diarrhea with dehydration in armies and travelers.

Airborne virus; devastated Indigenous peoples after European contact.

First permanent British Colony in North America

What colony was settled by the Puritans in North America?

Artist and inventor; painted Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.

Important Invention by Gutenberg

The city of Constantinople connects...

Place of worship for Muslims

City in Africa that was known for its universities and learning

The founder of Islam

Famous Christian church later turned into a mosque

A Christian who broke away from the Catholic Church in the 1500s to protest corruption in the church.

Material used during the Middle Ages to make books.

Italian city know for its waterway canals instead of streets.

African Kingdoms that grew in wealth from the gold‑salt trade