CSET SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBTEST 1 WITH
CORRECT 120+ WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS
(ACTUAL EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+
LATEST 2024 – 2025
What city was the capitol of the Byzantine Empire moved to? - ANSWERS-
Constantinople.
Who was in charge of the church in the Byzantine Empire? - ANSWERS-The
Empire.
What was the economic situation like during the Byzantine Empire? - ANSWERS-
High volume of trade, high taxes, heavily populated and urbanized.
,What was the main source of wealth and power among the empires of West
Africa between A.D. 400 and 1500? - ANSWERS-The Trans-Saharan salt and gold
trade.
What was the most frequent source of conflict between church and state in
Europe throughout the middle ages? - ANSWERS-The Doctrine of Papal
Supremacy which gave the pope unassailable authority over matters of church
doctrine which transferred to secular claims. Popes felt spiritual power trumped
temporal authority.
Efforts of archeologists to advance the understanding of prehistory are mainly
based on what assumption about ancient people and cultures? - ANSWERS-
Material remains reflect important aspects of human behavior.
What was the main function of monumental architecture in early Mesopotamia
and ancient costal Peru? - ANSWERS-To provide a site for the performance of
religious rituals.
What breakthrough of the Scientific Revolution of the 16th century presented
major challenges to traditional religious conceptions in Europe? - ANSWERS-The
discovery that the Earth and other planets revolved around the sun.
Latin American revolutionaries of the early 19th century drew intellectual
inspiration from? - ANSWERS-Political ideas of the Enlightenment.
,What was an important consequence of Western European industrialization
during the first half of the 20th century? - ANSWERS-Created a division for
families between home life and work life.
What played a major role in the spread communism and facism in Europe
between WWI and WWII? - ANSWERS-The economic devastation caused by the
Great Depression.
What had the greatest influence on the outcome of WWII on Europe? -
ANSWERS-The productive capacity of US factories.
What influenced nation-building efforts on the Indian subcontinent (region in
Asia) during the decade after the establishment of Indian independence in 1947? -
ANSWERS-Religious differences between Hindus and Muslims.
What influenced the emergence of the global economy during the final quarter of
the 12th century? - ANSWERS-The advancements of information technology such
as the development of the computer, reducing the effect of distance and time of
international transactions.
How did urbanization in 20th century Latin America differ most from the earlier
experience of Western Europe? - ANSWERS-Demographic growth preceded
economic development in many Latin America cities.
What are the characteristics of a steppe climate region? - ANSWERS-Moderate
summers and periodic winter cold waves.
, What was the outcome of the Punic Wars for Rome? - ANSWERS-They gained
control of the trade and commerce in the Mediterranean.
What were the Punic Wars? - ANSWERS-A series of three wars between the
Roman Republic and the Carthaginian (Punic) empire, resulting in the destruction
of Carthage, the enslavement of its population, and Roman hegemony over the
western Mediterranean.
In what ways are Judaism and Christianity similar? - ANSWERS-They were
compassionate and charitable toward the poor and unfortunate. They both were
monotheistic (believing in one God). Both were persecuted but remained faithful
to their religion.
What was the major effect of the Enlightenment on the understanding of the role
of man in society? - ANSWERS-God no longer was the omnipotent creator, rather
humans were in charge of their destiny.
What was the Enlightenment? - ANSWERS-A philosophical movement that
dominated in Europe during the 18th century, was centered around the idea that
reason is the primary source of authority and legitimacy, and advocated such
ideals as liberty, progress, tolerance, fraternity, constitutional government, and
separation of church and state.
How did colonialism affect European economies? - ANSWERS-It provided the
resources necessary to compete against Asian economies.
CORRECT 120+ WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS
(ACTUAL EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+
LATEST 2024 – 2025
What city was the capitol of the Byzantine Empire moved to? - ANSWERS-
Constantinople.
Who was in charge of the church in the Byzantine Empire? - ANSWERS-The
Empire.
What was the economic situation like during the Byzantine Empire? - ANSWERS-
High volume of trade, high taxes, heavily populated and urbanized.
,What was the main source of wealth and power among the empires of West
Africa between A.D. 400 and 1500? - ANSWERS-The Trans-Saharan salt and gold
trade.
What was the most frequent source of conflict between church and state in
Europe throughout the middle ages? - ANSWERS-The Doctrine of Papal
Supremacy which gave the pope unassailable authority over matters of church
doctrine which transferred to secular claims. Popes felt spiritual power trumped
temporal authority.
Efforts of archeologists to advance the understanding of prehistory are mainly
based on what assumption about ancient people and cultures? - ANSWERS-
Material remains reflect important aspects of human behavior.
What was the main function of monumental architecture in early Mesopotamia
and ancient costal Peru? - ANSWERS-To provide a site for the performance of
religious rituals.
What breakthrough of the Scientific Revolution of the 16th century presented
major challenges to traditional religious conceptions in Europe? - ANSWERS-The
discovery that the Earth and other planets revolved around the sun.
Latin American revolutionaries of the early 19th century drew intellectual
inspiration from? - ANSWERS-Political ideas of the Enlightenment.
,What was an important consequence of Western European industrialization
during the first half of the 20th century? - ANSWERS-Created a division for
families between home life and work life.
What played a major role in the spread communism and facism in Europe
between WWI and WWII? - ANSWERS-The economic devastation caused by the
Great Depression.
What had the greatest influence on the outcome of WWII on Europe? -
ANSWERS-The productive capacity of US factories.
What influenced nation-building efforts on the Indian subcontinent (region in
Asia) during the decade after the establishment of Indian independence in 1947? -
ANSWERS-Religious differences between Hindus and Muslims.
What influenced the emergence of the global economy during the final quarter of
the 12th century? - ANSWERS-The advancements of information technology such
as the development of the computer, reducing the effect of distance and time of
international transactions.
How did urbanization in 20th century Latin America differ most from the earlier
experience of Western Europe? - ANSWERS-Demographic growth preceded
economic development in many Latin America cities.
What are the characteristics of a steppe climate region? - ANSWERS-Moderate
summers and periodic winter cold waves.
, What was the outcome of the Punic Wars for Rome? - ANSWERS-They gained
control of the trade and commerce in the Mediterranean.
What were the Punic Wars? - ANSWERS-A series of three wars between the
Roman Republic and the Carthaginian (Punic) empire, resulting in the destruction
of Carthage, the enslavement of its population, and Roman hegemony over the
western Mediterranean.
In what ways are Judaism and Christianity similar? - ANSWERS-They were
compassionate and charitable toward the poor and unfortunate. They both were
monotheistic (believing in one God). Both were persecuted but remained faithful
to their religion.
What was the major effect of the Enlightenment on the understanding of the role
of man in society? - ANSWERS-God no longer was the omnipotent creator, rather
humans were in charge of their destiny.
What was the Enlightenment? - ANSWERS-A philosophical movement that
dominated in Europe during the 18th century, was centered around the idea that
reason is the primary source of authority and legitimacy, and advocated such
ideals as liberty, progress, tolerance, fraternity, constitutional government, and
separation of church and state.
How did colonialism affect European economies? - ANSWERS-It provided the
resources necessary to compete against Asian economies.
