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Articles in this famous document, adopted by the National Assembly, guaranteed citizens equal justice, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion. answer: Declaration of the Rights of Man True or False: The French government, under the National Assembly, took over the Catholic church lands. ANSWERP: TRUE In September 1791, the National Assembly stepped down from power. It was replaced by an elected group called __?__. ANSWER:Legislative Assembly True or False: In the Legislative Assembly, representatives that sat "to the right" were called conservatives. ANSWER:TRUE Select from the following ONE of the radical middle class political clubs in 1792 that was discussed in class. They inﬂuenced the Legislative Assembly from outside the government. ANSWER: The Jacobins Marie Antoinette's brother was the leader of this country. The country went to war with France in 1792. Answer- AUSTRIA The Constitution of 1791 declared the king deposed, ended the Legislative Assembly, and created a new governing body known as __?__ Answer: The National Convention Nicknamed, "The Incorruptible", this man's period of power in French history is known as the Reign of Terror. Answer: True The Constitution of 1795 called for a two-house legislature and an executive body of five men known as __?__.

Answer:The directory AFRICA UNIT 2 1. This is the language and culture of East Africa which blended Bantu, Arabic and Persian. Swahil This religion was introduced to West Africa by Sub-Saharan traders. The religion was practiced by Mansa Musa in Mali. Islam This kingdom divided itself into five huge provinces each with a governor, a tax collector, a court of judges, and a trade inspector. Laws of the kingdom were inﬂuenced by the Islamic holy book, the Koran. Askia Muhammed was this kingdom's leading administrator. Songhai This geographic region consists of a grassy plains with few scattered trees. Rainy and dry seasons alternate. Largest share of Africa's population lives in this region. savanna This king of Mali helped introduce Islamic culture to Mali. His travels to Mecca caused economic collapses because of the amount of gold exchanged. Mansa Musa This kingdom made profits from trade routes, but also from improved agricultural production. It was attacked by Berbers, and soldiers from the Kingdom of Songhai. Mali The people in Africa that were the record keepers of oral history. They memorized important events and stories and passed them on from generation to generation. Griots The way Africa's history was passed from one generation to another. Oral tradition This kingdom prospered from taxes they imposed on goods that entered or left their kingdom. It was involved in a constant exchange of gold for salt. The kingdom was destroyed by North African Muslims. Ghana The continent of Africa is approximately: three times larger than the United States Which of the following best describes the region at the equator in Africa: Rain forest Songhai B. Mali

C. Ghana D. Axum The capital city and important learning center of the Mali kingdom was: Timbuktu The Bantu migrations involved the mass movements of people from: sub-Saharan Africa to East Africa This item was useful to the African kingdoms because it was needed to preserve and ﬂavor foods. Salt Which of the following is NOT one of the East Africa trading ports. A. Malindi B. Mombassa C. Kilwa D. Kobunga Which products came from the inland kingdoms of Africa? A. silk and porcelain B. ivory and gold C.cotton and cloth D. pottery and seafood Renasissance Created the "Mona Lisa" * 2/2 A. Leonardo

B. Raphael C. Michelangelo D. Giotto E. Masaccio F. Ghiberti G. Brunelleshi 2. Put the dome on the Cathedral of Florence. * 2/2 A. Leonardo B. Raphael C. Michelangelo D. Giotto E. Masaccio F. Ghiberti G. Brunelleshi 3. Created "Pieta" *

2/2 A. Leonardo B. Raphael C. Michelangelo D. Giotto E. Masaccio F. Ghiberti G. Brunelleshi 4. Painted the Pope's private library; one painting was called, "The School of Athens." * 2/2 A. Leonardo B. Raphael C. Michelangelo D. Giotto E. Masaccio

F. Ghiberti G. Brunelleshi 5. Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. * 2/2 A. Leonardo B. Raphael C. Michelangelo D. Giotto E. Masaccio F. Ghiberti G. Brunelleshi 6. Created the bronze doors to the Baptistery. * 2/2 A. Leonardo B. Raphael

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