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Unit 2 Test: Asian & African Middle Ages
Unit 2 Test: Asian & African Middle Ages
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Byzantines, Rus, Mongols, Islam, African Empires
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After the Great Schism, this was the name of the Church in the East.
Roman Catholic
Greek Orthodox
Eastern Catholic
Roman Orthodox
2
Which is TRUE about the Ottoman Turks?
they practiced Islam (were Muslim)
they originated in Scandinavia
they renamed the Byzantine capital to Constantinople
they conquered the Russians
3
Who brought Christianity to the Rus?
Ivan III
St. Paul of Tarsus
Prince Vladimir
Constantine
4
Early people who spread throughout Africa spreading agriculture, language, and iron.
Mali
Songhai
Ghana
Bantu
5
This map shows how the _________________ were able to develop ties to the Byzantines.
Mongols
Turks
Arabs
Rus
6
How was Islam different from the previous religion in the Arab peninsula?
It used the Jewish holy book
It worshiped many gods
It was led by Jesus
It was monotheistic
7
This map shows that the Mongol Empire encompassed MOST of which continent?
Africa
Asia
Europe
Indonesia
8
Ethnic group of Muhammad, first people united by Islam
Muslims
Mongols
Arabs
Chinese
9
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the fall of the Byzantine Empire?
less centralized leadership
foreign invasions
the Nika Riots
the Bubonic Plague
10
Created the largest empire in human history
The Byzantines
The Kievan Rus
The Mongols
The Romans
11
Which is TRUE of the Mongols in China?
They did not adopt Chinese customs
They did not enforce heavy taxation
They integrated into Chinese society
The allowed Chinese officials to remain in power
12
Modern country, center for Sunni Muslims
Mali
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
13
Which was NOT a cause of conflict between the East & West in the Great Schism?
the Byzantine Emperor's role in the Church
the use of elaborate images of saints
the supremacy of the Pope
the role of women in the Church
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The founder of Mali empire. He crushed his enemies and won control of the gold trade routes.
Ibn Sina
Mansa Musa
Sundiata
Mr. Umayyad
15
Believed that the caliph should be a direct descendant of Muhammad
Shi'a
Umayyads
Not this one
Sunnis
16
Why were the Rus easily conquered by the Mongols?
the plague had wiped out most of the population
princes failed to unify against the threat
Mongols had advanced weapons given to them by ancient aliens
most armies were away fighting another war
17
What was the Mongols' MAIN goal?
To collect as many taxes as possible
To conquer all of Europe
To convert many to Islam
To build a new Rome
18
How did Mongol taxes affect Russian society?
led to Mongols being overthrown
led to economic downturn
led to economic prosperity
riots broke out in Kiev
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This map is meant to show
Reforms Constantine made to the empire
The span of the Mongol empire
Diocletian's attempt to save the empire
Territory gained by the Ottoman Turks
20
How did leadership change after the Rightly Guided Caliphs?
The capital was relocated to Medina
Muhammad took back control
Sunni/Shi'a Split occurred
the Ummayads took control
21
Which was NOT a similarity between the Eastern & Western Roman Empire?
government
Christianity
customs
language spoken
22
Similarity between Christianity, Islam, & Judaism
place started
holy book
monotheistic
day of worship
23
Which group conquered the Byzantine Empire?
the Mongols
the Ottoman Turks
the Kievan Rus
the Franks
24
Basis for many African religions, the belief that spirits are present in natural objects
polytheism
Semitism
animism
syncretism
25
Ruler of the Mali, one of the richest people in history
Mr. Mali
Sundiata
Abu Bakr
Mansa Musa
26
Converted many to Islam by expanding the caliphate into Africa and Europe
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
Muhammad
Umayyads
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Goods that were traded in sub-Saharan Africa
all of the above
gold
salt
slaves
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How was Islam spread early on?
Through established trade routes
European migration to cities
By the Mongols
Forced onto people by Umayyads