History Chapter 6 quiz by nate, nate, and jackson

What was the impact of koine in the Hellenistic world?

Which is a political accommodation that followed the sudden death of Alexander the Great

What came to dominate trade and commerce during the Hellenistic Age?

What two broad cultural movements linked diverse populations in Afro-Eurasia, after the death of Alexander the Great?

Which of the following describes an effect of the Bactrian kingdom on Eurasian culture?

Which of the following best characterizes economic changes in China’s economy in the first few centuries BCE?

which of the following best describes the reaction of Carthage to the spread of Hellenistic culture?

Which of the following was true of women’s roles in Hellenistic kingdoms?

Which of the following characterized the garrison towns founded by Alexander and Seleucus Nictator?

What do historians call the series of trade routes across Central Asia that connected China and the Mediterranean?

Which of the following best describes the expansion of Buddhism in the first few centuries BCE?

What family led a successful Jewish revolt in Judea against the Seleucid Kingdom?

What did the Sanskrit sources call the Greek kings of Central Asia?

____________ were books of new sailing knowledge where captains recorded spots and ports between their destinations

How did the wealthy elite respond to the changing economy following Alexander’s conquests and the rise of Rome?

What was the all-encompassing moral code of the Mauryan Empire that promoted tolerance of others?

Which of the following best characterizes the relationship between individuals and the rulers of Hellenistic empires?

What nomadic people's control of central Asia allowed for better east-west connectivity and the spread of Buddhism?

Petra and Palmyra were examples of _______________, hubs established at oases in the desert

Which Hellenistic city was considered the model of a cosmopolitan center with a population of half a million?

By 120 BCE, which of the following allowed Arab sailors to dominate the Indian Ocean trade routes?

Which of the following best describes Buddhist art outside of South Asia?

The nomadic horsemen of central Asia had what crucial advantage when acting as trade between far- flung centers?

In Mahayana Buddhism, what were the enlightened demigods who helped individuals obtain nirvana, called?

What new school of Buddhism, whose name meant "Great Vehichle," resolved the dispute of buddah being a god