REVIEW AP World History Unit 1 - 4

Which city became the capital of the Abbasid Empire and a center of the Islamic Golden Age?

Which empire had religious minority rulers?

In the 1300s, feudalism broke down and peasants began revolting against the nobility due to

Which group, the largest # of adherents to Islam, believed that the caliph should be chosen by the Islamic community?

Christianity was able to take root and survive in what part of Africa?

Feudalism developed in Europe and Japan during the post-classical time period due to...

Which of the following is a syncretic blend of Hinduism and Islam from India?

Historians associate the gold-salt trade most closely with which of the following trade routes?

Foot-binding in China, and the Islamic harem and veil...

Which trade network was stabilized in the period historians term Pax Mongolica (Mongol Peace)?

Encouraging exports to accumulate gold and silver was a system called

Reasons to explore

Tax system in Inca Empire. Spanish used it to their advantage

Buddhism appealed to the poor and to women in India because it offered an alternative to

Ibn Battuta’s detailed 14th-cen. written account is an important source of information about?

Which word is most related to the rule of Peter the Great of Russia?

During the Abbasid Empire, this center of learning was a place for all cultures and religions to interact

Which Gunpowder Empire followed Shi'a Islam?

Akbar the Great, of the Mughal Empire,

Early Ming Admiral Zheng He is best known for

In medieval Europe, manorialism was

Encomienda System

What was a major difference in the view of Western Europe that the Ming & Tsarist Russia held?

The Spanish "Reconquista" targeted which religions?

How did Chinese dynasties such as the Song ensure strong control over their political bureaucracies?

Islam was introduced to all of the following regions through military conquest EXCEPT

Private investors played a large role in this/these country's wealth and dominance in trade

New World product that led to the rise and fall of Spanish power

Theravada and Mahayana are branches of

Which religions would have appealed most to a woman living in a strict patriarchal society?

In what major way did the Qing Dynasty differ from the Ming Dynasty in China?

A mysticism Islamic practice, it was a way to have a closer connection to Allah. Helped Islam spread to India & SE Asia

Which group benefited from new found higher status in the period of Mongol rule in China?

Which of the following was a long-term effect of the Crusades?

The Chinese population doubled during the Song Dynasty mainly because of

Which of the following was most likely to be literate in the European "Dark Ages"?

What fatal flaw did the Gunpowder Empires have?

Most devastating effect of Europeans in Americas

System where young Christian boys became slaves to Sultan

Confucian principle that teaches that children should obey and honor their parents and respect elders.

Invention used to spread ideas to the masses

The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul is an example of syncretism, or

Which do historians point to as the key infrastructural development of the Song Dynasty?

Historians believe the Aztecs and other Mesoamerican societies practiced human sacrifice primarily for

Monasticism was an important aspect of which two of the following religions?

Which of the following about the Mongols is accurate for the 13th century?

Mound building societies such as the Cahokia would most likely be found in modern day

The Byzantine Empire was defeated in 1453 by

How did Japanese and Chinese methods of governing differ?

After the fall of the Yuan, what did the policies of the Ming Dynasty reflect?