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■ History Proficiency Test Level 1 (World History) Question and Answer — Challenge yourself to the pinnacle of World History Level 1 with all 1160 questions This dedicated learning app for the History Proficiency Test Level 1 (World History) systematically covers 1160 questions. It includes all regions and eras, from the ancient Near East to modern international affairs, and solidifies deep knowledge exceeding that of difficult university entrance exams through scientific, repetitive learning (SM-2). ◆ Recommended for: * Those aiming to pass the Level 1 History Proficiency Test (World History) * Those aiming for high scores in World History on university entrance exams and the Common Test * Those who love world history and want to deepen their systematic knowledge * Those who want to step up to Level 1 after obtaining Level 2 ◆ 1160 Carefully Selected Questions—Systematically Covering the Scope of the Level 1 History Proficiency Test (World History) 【Ancient Near East】40 Questions Mesopotamian Civilization, Egyptian Civilization, the Eastern Mediterranean World and the Hebrews, Unification of the Ancient Near East, The Dawn of Indus Valley and Chinese Civilizations—Systematically prepares you for the Ancient Near East. 【Ancient Greece】50 Questions The Establishment of Polis and Democracy, the Persian Wars and Athens, the Peloponnesian War and the Transformation of Polis, the Hellenistic Period, Greek Culture and Mythology—Systematically prepares you for Ancient Greece. [Ancient Rome] 50 Questions Total The development of the Roman Republic, the 1st century of civil war and the establishment of the Empire, the transitions between Roman emperors and the empire, the emergence and legalization of Christianity, Roman culture and the division of the empire—this section systematically covers Ancient Rome. [Medieval Europe I] 50 Questions Total The migration of Germanic tribes and the Frankish Kingdom, the development of the Roman Church, the Investiture Controversy and papal power, the Crusades, the monastic movement—this section systematically covers Medieval Europe I. [Medieval Europe II] 30 Questions Total Feudal society and manors, the development of English and French monarchies, the Holy Roman Empire and Eastern Europe, the Byzantine Empire, medieval cities and commerce/culture—this section systematically covers Medieval Europe II. [Islam I] 50 Questions Total Muhammad and the Rightly Guided Caliphs, the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates, the division of Islamic dynasties, the Umayyad Caliphate and the Iberian Peninsula, Islamic civilization and scholarship—this section systematically covers Islam I. [Islam II] 50 Questions Total Expansion of the Ottoman Empire, Ottoman rule and decline, Safavid dynasty, Mughal Empire, and the struggle between Islam and surrounding powers—systematically prepare you for Islam II. [Chinese History I] 40 Questions Total Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods and the Hundred Schools of Thought, Qin and Han Empires, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Empires, Tang and the East Asian cultural sphere—systematically prepare you for Chinese History I. [Chinese History II] 50 Questions Total The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the establishment of the Song Dynasty, Wang Anshi's New Policies and Song Dynasty economy, Liao, Western Xia, and Jin dynasties, Song Dynasty culture, and international relations in East Asia—systematically prepare you for Chinese History II. [Chinese History III] 50 Questions Total Formation of the Mongol Empire, Yuan rule over China, Ming politics and society, Ming thought and culture, and the transition from Ming to Qing—systematically prepare you for Chinese History III. [Chinese History IV] 40 Questions Total The Qing Dynasty's governing system, the Opium War and the opening of ports, the Self-Strengthening Movement and the First Sino-Japanese War, the Xinhai Revolution, the Republic of China and the Second Sino-Japanese War—systematic preparation for Chinese History IV. [South and Southeast Asia] 50 Questions Total Ancient Indian dynasties and religion, medieval Indian dynasties, Southeast Asian kingdoms, the colonization of Southeast Asia, modern Indian national movements—systematic preparation for South and Southeast Asia. [Asian Regions] 50 Questions Total History of the Korean Peninsula, Inner Asia and Tibet, African kingdoms and partition, modern Asian and African independence, the history of Japan-World relations—systematic preparation for Asian regions. [Early Modern Europe I] 40 Questions Total The Renaissance, the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, the Age of Discovery, the conquest and colonization of the Americas, the Commercial Revolution and the Price Revolution—systematic preparation for Early Modern Europe I. [Early Modern Europe II] 40 questions total Sovereign state system and the Thirty Years' War, Louis XIV and absolute monarchy, the rise and fall of Spain and the Netherlands, the Northern War and the Baltic world, enlightened despots—systematically prepare you for Early Modern Europe II. [Bourgeois Revolutions I] 50 questions total The Puritan Revolution, the Glorious Revolution and parliamentary politics, the American Revolutionary War, the US Constitution and the founding period, 18th-century Anglo-French colonial conflicts—systematically prepare you for Bourgeois Revolutions I. [Bourgeois Revolutions II] 50 questions total The development of the French Revolution, the Napoleonic era, the Vienna System, the revolutions of 1848, the independence of Latin American countries—systematically prepare you for Bourgeois Revolutions II. [The Age of Nation-States] 50 questions total The Industrial Revolution, Italian unification, German unification, the American Civil War and development, 19th-century social thought and labor movements—systematically prepare you for the Age of Nation-States. [Imperialism] 40 questions total Imperialist policies of the great powers, the partition of Africa and the Pacific, the partition of East Asia and the Russo-Japanese War, nationalist movements in Asia, alliances and conflicts among the great powers—systematically address imperialism. [World War I] 40 questions total The outbreak and course of the war, total war and social change, the Russian Revolution and the establishment of the Soviet Union, the Versailles system, the interwar period in Europe and America—systematically address World War I. [World War II] 50 questions total The Great Depression, the rise of fascism, the course of the war, the German-Soviet War and the Pacific War, post-war settlement and the United Nations—systematically address World War II. [Cold War History] 50 questions total The beginning of the Cold War, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, nuclear development and disarmament movements, détente and multipolarity, the end of the Cold War—systematically address Cold War history. [The Modern World] 50 Questions The Palestinian issue and the Middle East, the progress of EU integration, NATO expansion and Eastern Europe, regional conflicts and globalization, recent international affairs and current events—systematically prepare you for the modern world. [History of Thought and Culture] 50 Questions Modern economic thought, modern and contemporary science, modern and contemporary philosophy, the evolution of art movements, world religions and doctrines—systematically prepare you for the history of thought and culture. [Comprehensive Preparation] 50 Questions Historical geography (location of cities and regions), frequently occurring patterns of chronological ordering, frequently occurring essay topics, history of international organizations, comprehensive cross-disciplinary exercises—systematically prepare you for comprehensive preparation. Each question has four choices and detailed explanations directly relevant to exam preparation. You can steadily improve your scoring ability while understanding "why" things are the way they are. ◆ SM-2 Spaced Repetition (Spaced Repetition Learning) The scientifically proven SM-2 algorithm automatically schedules reviews. * Correctly answered questions are reviewed at gradually longer intervals, efficiently transferring them to long-term memory. * Incorrectly answered questions are re-presented at shorter intervals, focusing on reinforcing weak points. * The app manages "when and what to review," so all you have to do is open it and answer every day. ◆ Learning Tools to Aid Memory 【Notes】Write down how to remember each question to create your own personalized reference book. 【Bookmarks】Register difficult questions with one tap and review them intensively from your bookmarks. 【Random Questions】Shuffle questions across different areas. Prevents rote memorization and cultivates real-world performance. ◆ Progress Management to Boost Motivation 【Learning Streak】Records consecutive learning days to encourage habit formation. 【Learning Record】Visualizes the number of answers and completed questions. 【Achievement Animation】Celebrates with confetti when all questions are answered correctly. ◆ Smart Notifications to Never Forget Review Set reminders at your preferred time. Notifications display "Number of Questions to Review Today." ◆ Try it for Free First Start immediately without registration or payment. Those who wish to study all questions can upgrade to Premium with the "Unlock All Questions" or "Ad Removal + Unlock All Questions" bundle. Systematic learning of all 1160 questions, from ancient civilizations to modern international relations and intellectual and cultural history. Guaranteed success in the Level 1 History Proficiency Test (World History).