Unit 1: A Global Tapestry Quiz Review

The city of Baghdad was founded by _____.

Which of the following is not one of the 5 Cs of the Middle Ages?

In what year was the practice of footbinding banned in China?

The Srivijaya Empire and Majapahit Kingdom are both examples of long-lasting, _____-based kingdoms

Why did Champa Rice have such an enormous impact?

What heavily shaped the development of Sub-Saharan Africa?

The Red Death is an outbreak of bubonic plague that spread across Asia, Africa, and Europe in the mid-14th century.

European contact with the Middle East during the _____ invigorated the revival of learning and trade.

These "conduits of history" possessed encyclopedic knowledge of family lineages and the lives and deeds of great leaders

The interaction of what two religions dominated the political history of Northern India?

To provide additional farmland, Aztecs fashioned _____, platforms of twisted vines on which they placed layers of soil.

Why might Spanish invaders have exaggerated the extent of human sacrifice among the Aztecs?

Hindus are strictly monotheistic

Which of the following was not a factor that led to the decline of the Aztec Empire?

The period of enhanced safety and stability that was guaranteed by the strength of the Roman Empire.

Who is this?

The collapse of which empire marked the end of the classical era of Indian history and a return to disunity?

Under the ruler _____, the Mali empire's reputation for wealth spread far and wide.

Whose tolerance for local faiths made people feel comfortable converting to Islam?

What technique was used by the Inca to avoid agricultural erosion during floods?

Which of the following is not one of the 3 main characteristics of the Renaissance?

Which of the following is not one of the 5 Pillars of Islam?

What language is a blend of Bantu and Arabic?

The sayings of Muhammad and stories about his life are collected in a series called the _____.

What did Ibn Battuta’s account make clear about the African societies that adopted Islam?

The Aztecs seized prisoners of war for use as _____

The merchants of Mecca profited from _____.

What enabled China to become the most populous trading area in the world?

What is a bureaucracy?

The rulers of the Delhi Sultanate extended their power by peaceful means

Tenochtitlan, established in 1325, was constructed on an island in the center of Lake Titicaca

The Zanj Rebellion was a series of revolts in which 15,000 enslaved people successfully captured the city of Baghdad.

Who is this?

What Hindu movement taught the importance of emotion, rather than studying texts or performing rituals?

How did Sub-Saharan Africa differ from most Asian and European societies?

The _____ endowed the nobility with basic rights that were eventually extended to other social classes.