HIS 101 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
ACTUAL SOLUTIONS !!
Black mmDeath mm- mmAnswerAn mmepidemic mmthat mmtook mmover mmEurope mmin mmthe
mmdark mmages mmthat mmkilled mm1/3 mmof mmthe mmpopulation mmcaused mmby mmfleas
mmcarried mmby mmrats.
Hundred mmYears mmWar mm1337-1453 mm- mmAnswer1337-1453 mmThough mmIt mmwas
mmprimarily mmbetween mmFrance mmand mmEngland mmall mmof mmEurope mmbecame
mminvolved mmand mmchallenged mmthe mmvery mmexistence mmof mmFrance. mmThe mmend
mmof mmthe mmconflict mmwas mmnot mmmarked mmby mma mmpeace mmtreaty mmbut mminstead,
mmit mmdied mmout mmdue mmto mmthe mmfact mmthe mmfrench mmtroops mmwere mmtoo
mmstrong mmto mmbe mmconfronted.
Joan mmOf mmArc mm- mmAnswerNicknamed mmthe mmMaiden mmOf mmOrleans, mma
mmnational mmheroine mmof mmFrance. mmA mmpeasant mmgirl mmwho mmbelieved mmshe
mmwas mmacting mmunder mmdivine mmintervention. mmShe mmled mmthe mmFrench mmarmy
mmto mmvictory mmat mmOrleans. mmA mmyear mmlater mmshe mmwas mmcaptured mmand
mmburned mmat mmthe mmstake.
Chaucer mm- mmAnswer1340-1400 mmAmong mmthe mmfirst mmgeneration mmof mmthe
mmEnglish mmauthors mmwhose mmwork mmcan mmbe mmunderstood mmby mmmodern mmday
mmreaders. mmHe mmwrote mmThe mmCanterbury mmtales.
John mmCalivin mm- mmAnswerA mmfrench mmphilosopher mmwho mmwrote mm"Institutes mmOf
mmThe mmChristian mmreligion" mmHe mmpromoted mmsimplicity mmin mmworship mmand
mmfocus mmon mmSermon. mmHe mmbelieved mmthat mmthe mmuniverse mmdepended mmon
mmthe mmwill mmof mmGod. mmHe mmalso mmbecame mma mmguide mmto mmprotestants
mmthroughout mmEurope.
Indulgences mm- mmAnswerMoney mmthat mmis mmpaid mmto mmthe mmchurch mmin
mmexchange mmfor mmthe mmforgiveness mmof mmone's mmsin. mmThis mmpractice mmwas
mmoften mmabused mmand mmlet mmto mmthe mmProtestant mmmovement
Martin mmLuther mm- mmAnswerA mmgerman mmmonk mmthat mmbegan mma mmdispute mmwith
mmthe mmCatholic mmchurch mmthat mmsparked mmprotests mmall mmover mmEurope mmwhich
mmin mmturn mmevoked mma mmrevolution.
, Justification mmBy mmFaith mm- mmAnswerIn mmthe mmChristian mmfaith mmit mmis mmbelieved
mmthat mmyou mmare mmnot mmsaved mmby mmworks mmbut mmrather mmthe mmbelief mmthat
mmJesus mmChrist mmis mmGod's mmone mmand mmonly mmson mmand mmby mmbelieving mmin
mmhim mmyou mmare mmnot mmseen mmas mmsinners mmwashed mmclean mmby mmthe mmblood
mmof mmChrist. mmThis mmis mmalso mmsymbolized mmin mmbaptism. mmThe mmrebirth mmof
mmone's mmspirit mmnow mmliving mmin mmChrist.
Humanism mm- mmAnswerProgram mmOf mmStudy mmduring mmthe mmrenaissance mmthat
mmaimed mmto mmreplace mmthe mmscholastic mmemphasis mmon mmLogic mmand
mmmetaphysics.
Leonardo mmDi mmVinci mm- mmAnswer1452-1519 mmA mmfamous mmPainter mmand
mminventor mmwho mmlived mmin mmFlorence mmItaly mmduring mmthe mmrenaissance. mmHe
mmheld mma mmgreat mminterest mmin mmthe mmhuman mmbody.
Michelangelo mm- mmAnswerA mmfamous mmpainter, mmSculptor, mmand mmpoet, mmcreator
mmof mmthe mmSistine mmchapel. mmHe mmalso mmenjoyed mmstudying mmthe mmhuman
mmbody mmand mmhad mma mmdeal mmwith mmthe mmCrypt mmkeeper mmto mmallow mmhim mmto
mmbig mmup mmdead mmbodies mmfor mmstudy mmpurposes.
Raphiel mm- mmAnswerA mmroman mmpainter mmwho mmwas mmmore mmspiritual mmthan
mmDavinci mmand mmphysiological mmwhen mmit mmcame mmto mmhis mmwork
Prince mmHenry mmthe mmNavigator mm- mmAnswerPortuguese mmPrince mmcentral mmfigure
mmin mmPortugal. mmThe mmexploration mmplayed mman mmimport mmrole mmin mmorganizing
mmPortuguese mmcolonization mmmotivate mmwas mmto mmoutflank mmthe mmcross-Saharan
mmAfrican mmgold mmtrade mmby mmintercepting mmthis mmtrade mmat mmits mmsource
Conquistador mm- mmAnswerFreelance mmSpanish mmsoldiers mmSpanish mmfor
mmConqueror mmsearch mmfor mmgold. mmKilled mm90% mmof mmthe mmIndians mmof mmthe
mmnew mmworld. mmLead mmto mmthe mmfall mmof mmAztec mmand mmthe mmIncan mmempire
mmwith mmforeign mmmilitary mmtechnology mmand mmdisease.
Columbus mm- mmAnswerThe mmexplorer mmthat mmmade mmfour mmtrips mmacross mmthe
mmAtlantic mmin mm1492 mmfrom mmSpain. mmHe mmwas mmdetermined mmto mmfind mma
mmdirect mmwater mmroute mmfrom mmEurope mmto mmAsia. mmInstead, mmhe mmstumbled
mmonto mmSouth mmAmerica. mmHe mmalso mmmarked mmthe mmbeginning mmof mmTrans-
Atlantic mmconquest mmand mmcolonization mmwhich mmwas mma mmhorrible mmdisaster.
History mm- mmAnswerThe mmstudy mmof mmpast mmevents mmin mmtime mmand mmpeople
Civilization mm- mmAnswerAn mmadvanced mmstate mmhuman mmsociety mmin mmwhich mma
mmhigh mmlevel mmof mmculture, mmscience, mmindustry mmand mmgovernment mmhas mmbeen
mmachieved.
ACTUAL SOLUTIONS !!
Black mmDeath mm- mmAnswerAn mmepidemic mmthat mmtook mmover mmEurope mmin mmthe
mmdark mmages mmthat mmkilled mm1/3 mmof mmthe mmpopulation mmcaused mmby mmfleas
mmcarried mmby mmrats.
Hundred mmYears mmWar mm1337-1453 mm- mmAnswer1337-1453 mmThough mmIt mmwas
mmprimarily mmbetween mmFrance mmand mmEngland mmall mmof mmEurope mmbecame
mminvolved mmand mmchallenged mmthe mmvery mmexistence mmof mmFrance. mmThe mmend
mmof mmthe mmconflict mmwas mmnot mmmarked mmby mma mmpeace mmtreaty mmbut mminstead,
mmit mmdied mmout mmdue mmto mmthe mmfact mmthe mmfrench mmtroops mmwere mmtoo
mmstrong mmto mmbe mmconfronted.
Joan mmOf mmArc mm- mmAnswerNicknamed mmthe mmMaiden mmOf mmOrleans, mma
mmnational mmheroine mmof mmFrance. mmA mmpeasant mmgirl mmwho mmbelieved mmshe
mmwas mmacting mmunder mmdivine mmintervention. mmShe mmled mmthe mmFrench mmarmy
mmto mmvictory mmat mmOrleans. mmA mmyear mmlater mmshe mmwas mmcaptured mmand
mmburned mmat mmthe mmstake.
Chaucer mm- mmAnswer1340-1400 mmAmong mmthe mmfirst mmgeneration mmof mmthe
mmEnglish mmauthors mmwhose mmwork mmcan mmbe mmunderstood mmby mmmodern mmday
mmreaders. mmHe mmwrote mmThe mmCanterbury mmtales.
John mmCalivin mm- mmAnswerA mmfrench mmphilosopher mmwho mmwrote mm"Institutes mmOf
mmThe mmChristian mmreligion" mmHe mmpromoted mmsimplicity mmin mmworship mmand
mmfocus mmon mmSermon. mmHe mmbelieved mmthat mmthe mmuniverse mmdepended mmon
mmthe mmwill mmof mmGod. mmHe mmalso mmbecame mma mmguide mmto mmprotestants
mmthroughout mmEurope.
Indulgences mm- mmAnswerMoney mmthat mmis mmpaid mmto mmthe mmchurch mmin
mmexchange mmfor mmthe mmforgiveness mmof mmone's mmsin. mmThis mmpractice mmwas
mmoften mmabused mmand mmlet mmto mmthe mmProtestant mmmovement
Martin mmLuther mm- mmAnswerA mmgerman mmmonk mmthat mmbegan mma mmdispute mmwith
mmthe mmCatholic mmchurch mmthat mmsparked mmprotests mmall mmover mmEurope mmwhich
mmin mmturn mmevoked mma mmrevolution.
, Justification mmBy mmFaith mm- mmAnswerIn mmthe mmChristian mmfaith mmit mmis mmbelieved
mmthat mmyou mmare mmnot mmsaved mmby mmworks mmbut mmrather mmthe mmbelief mmthat
mmJesus mmChrist mmis mmGod's mmone mmand mmonly mmson mmand mmby mmbelieving mmin
mmhim mmyou mmare mmnot mmseen mmas mmsinners mmwashed mmclean mmby mmthe mmblood
mmof mmChrist. mmThis mmis mmalso mmsymbolized mmin mmbaptism. mmThe mmrebirth mmof
mmone's mmspirit mmnow mmliving mmin mmChrist.
Humanism mm- mmAnswerProgram mmOf mmStudy mmduring mmthe mmrenaissance mmthat
mmaimed mmto mmreplace mmthe mmscholastic mmemphasis mmon mmLogic mmand
mmmetaphysics.
Leonardo mmDi mmVinci mm- mmAnswer1452-1519 mmA mmfamous mmPainter mmand
mminventor mmwho mmlived mmin mmFlorence mmItaly mmduring mmthe mmrenaissance. mmHe
mmheld mma mmgreat mminterest mmin mmthe mmhuman mmbody.
Michelangelo mm- mmAnswerA mmfamous mmpainter, mmSculptor, mmand mmpoet, mmcreator
mmof mmthe mmSistine mmchapel. mmHe mmalso mmenjoyed mmstudying mmthe mmhuman
mmbody mmand mmhad mma mmdeal mmwith mmthe mmCrypt mmkeeper mmto mmallow mmhim mmto
mmbig mmup mmdead mmbodies mmfor mmstudy mmpurposes.
Raphiel mm- mmAnswerA mmroman mmpainter mmwho mmwas mmmore mmspiritual mmthan
mmDavinci mmand mmphysiological mmwhen mmit mmcame mmto mmhis mmwork
Prince mmHenry mmthe mmNavigator mm- mmAnswerPortuguese mmPrince mmcentral mmfigure
mmin mmPortugal. mmThe mmexploration mmplayed mman mmimport mmrole mmin mmorganizing
mmPortuguese mmcolonization mmmotivate mmwas mmto mmoutflank mmthe mmcross-Saharan
mmAfrican mmgold mmtrade mmby mmintercepting mmthis mmtrade mmat mmits mmsource
Conquistador mm- mmAnswerFreelance mmSpanish mmsoldiers mmSpanish mmfor
mmConqueror mmsearch mmfor mmgold. mmKilled mm90% mmof mmthe mmIndians mmof mmthe
mmnew mmworld. mmLead mmto mmthe mmfall mmof mmAztec mmand mmthe mmIncan mmempire
mmwith mmforeign mmmilitary mmtechnology mmand mmdisease.
Columbus mm- mmAnswerThe mmexplorer mmthat mmmade mmfour mmtrips mmacross mmthe
mmAtlantic mmin mm1492 mmfrom mmSpain. mmHe mmwas mmdetermined mmto mmfind mma
mmdirect mmwater mmroute mmfrom mmEurope mmto mmAsia. mmInstead, mmhe mmstumbled
mmonto mmSouth mmAmerica. mmHe mmalso mmmarked mmthe mmbeginning mmof mmTrans-
Atlantic mmconquest mmand mmcolonization mmwhich mmwas mma mmhorrible mmdisaster.
History mm- mmAnswerThe mmstudy mmof mmpast mmevents mmin mmtime mmand mmpeople
Civilization mm- mmAnswerAn mmadvanced mmstate mmhuman mmsociety mmin mmwhich mma
mmhigh mmlevel mmof mmculture, mmscience, mmindustry mmand mmgovernment mmhas mmbeen
mmachieved.
