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AP World History 1450-1750 Unit 3
AP World History 1450-1750 Unit 3
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1
Which dynasty politically unified most of South Asia during the 1500's?
Qing
Mongols
Mughal
Abbasids
2
The MOST important reason for Qing Dynasty imperial expansion from 1450-1750 was to
reopen the silk roads after the fall of the Ming Dynasty
spread Confucianism to foreign lands
protect their borders against Mongol and Russian attack
continue the Ming dynasty voyages of Zheng He
3
Which Mughal leader gathered teachers from a variety of different religions to develop a unifying divine faith?
Babur
Akbar "The Great"
Suleiman "The Magnificent"
Tamerlane
4
Which of the following represents the correct chronological order of the Chinese dynasties?
Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing
Qing, Song, Ming, Yuan
Yuan, Song, Qing, Ming
Song, Ming, Qing, Yuan
5
What was the
ECONOMIC EFFECT
of Europe's presence in Asia during period 1450-1750?
Europe dominated Japan's markets, but was shutout of China
Europe's goods became highly in demand by Asian consumers
Europe's "trading posts" prospered by using ocean networks
Europe completely dominated all Asian markets
6
The French and Russian governments in the 16th and 17th centuries could be described as
feudal
constitutional monarchies
decentralized
absolute monarchs
7
Which of the following empires conquered the Byzantines in 1453?
Mongol
Safavid
Ottoman
Mughal
8
The Ottoman Empire had elite armies of Christian boys who were captured and trained called
janissaries
samurai
umma
ulama
9
The following structure shows the syncretic blend of Middle Eastern and South Asian styles in which empire?
Ottoman
Mughal
Qing
Gupta
10
Why did the Ming Empire end Zheng He's expeditions?
They turned inward to protect themselves from inferior "barbarians"
Europeans dominated Indian Ocean trade and threatened China
They realized their sailing technology was inferior
the arrival of Spanish silver made the trips less lucrative
11
How were the scientists of the Scientific Revolution
SIMILAR
to Martin Luther?
Both accepted older traditions without question
Both agreed with Christian teachings on God's creation
Both used the scientific method to study stars.
Both examined traditional sources and questioned authority
12
Which leader reestablished the shogunate in Japan, ultimately banning most interaction with foreigners?
Hiaru Ashikaga
Nobunaga
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
13
The tax of boys levied on Christian communities, boys who would become Ottoman military elites
boyars
umma
devshrime
the askeri
14
While the Ottoman leaders were Sunnis, these rivals to their east were committed to Shi'a Islam.
The Delhi Sultanate of South Asia
The Mongols of Central Asia
The Mughals of South Asia
The Safavids of Persia
15
A valid
SIMILARITY
between China under the Qing and the Ottoman Empire was that
Both tried to gain control of Atlantic Ocean trade.
Both eagerly converted to Christianity.
Both generally tolerated other religions in the empire.
Both adopted democracy in response to Enlightenment ideas.
16
The palace of Versailles is most often associated with which of the following concepts?
mercantilism
absolute monarchy
Mandate of Heaven
meritocracy
17
In South Asia, a new syncretic religion emerged in the late 1400's called SIKHISM which blended elements of
Islam and Hinduism
Hinduism and Buddhism
Christianity and Islam
Confucianism and Buddhism
18
The European cultural/political concept of "divine right" was most SIMILAR to
Islam's 5 pillars
Buddhism's 4 Noble Truths
Hindu's Caste System
China's Mandate of Heaven
19
All of the following are true, but what was a
POLITICAL
effect of the Reformation?
Luther's emphasis on reading encouraged literacy.
Peasants admired Luther's message of Christian equality.
Kings & rulers used the protest to increase their power.
New Christian churches emerged: Lutherans, Anglicans, etc.
20
All of the following were parts of Martin Luther's arguments against the Catholic Church
EXCEPT
He argued against the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences
He argued that entrance into heaven depended on faith alone
He argued that peasants should not be bound by their feudal obligations
He argued that the Bible was the one true source of Christian belief