Unit 2: Networks of Exchange - Test Review

Which French king opposed Pope Boniface the VIII during the leadup to the Great Schism?

CHALLENGE: The main temple district in Teotihuacán is called the Avenue of the _____.

The Hundred Years' War was between which two kingdoms?

How did one originally catch the Bubonic Plague?

What was the primary motive behind early Mongol conquest?

Which group of people were falsely blamed for the spread of the Black Death in Europe?

Which city was the largest city in Hopewell civilization?

What area of the Americas was the most densely populated before the arrival of Europeans?

Which Native American groups developed the most sophisticated pre-Columbian civilization in Mesoamerica?

CHALLENGE: What Italian city successfully quarantined itself during the Black Death?

Southeast Asian trading societies specialized in the trade of:

All of the following world religions diffused to Southeast Asia during the Middle Ages EXCEPT:

Which Native American group is known as the "mound builders"?

CHALLENGE: How long did it take Pope Boniface VIII to die after he was beaten by French soldiers?

CHALLENGE: What does the word "Angkor Wat" mean?

Marco Polo served in the court of which Mongol ruler?

Between the 1000’s and 1500’s what group largely dominated trade in the Indian Ocean?

CHALLENGE: Why was Limur Lenk (AKA Tamerlane) called that?

Reliable, seasonal ________ winds helped make maritime trade in the Indian Ocean simple and safe during the Middle Ages.

Which Native American group is famous for their "geoglyphs" drawn in the desert of southern Peru?

What was the principal trading city in the Empire of Mali?

What is the significance of the Mongol Empire in World History?

Which city DID NOT fall to the Mongols?

What city was the Mongol capital of China?

CHALLENGE: What year did the Song dynasty in China fall to Kublai Khan?

The slow emergence of advanced civilization in Africa, SE Asia, and the Americas was most impacted due to what factor?

What sea route formed the center of commerce in Southeast Asia?

Which kingdom was the MOST POWERFUL state in Europe during the 1300s?

What is "the study of past societies through the artifacts they left behind"?

CHALLENGE: All of the following are major rivers in Southeast Asia EXCEPT:

Who was the quasi-Mongol ruler who tried to conquer India?

What group of N. African Muslim converts carried trade across the Sahara?

In the 1300s, the power of the Pope began to be challenged by:

What city serves as the residency for the French pope during the Great Schism

What export did the Kushite Empire in Africa specialize in, selling much of it to the Roman, Indian, and Arab worlds?

CHALLENGE: What was the name of the bacteria that cuases the Bubonic Plague?

Which Native American group created the first major civilization in Mesoamerica?

Which Native American group created a democratic, diplomatic alliance of tribes before the arrival of Europeans?

West African kingdoms Ghana, Mali, and Songhai became wealthy due to the trans-Saharan trade of what two commodities?

CHALLENGE: What percent of the African landmass is desert?

Which existing civilization's culture had a large impact on the culture of the emerging SE Asian society of Vietnam?

CHALLENGE: What was the name of the mosque Mansa Musa built in Timbuktu upon returning from the Hajj to Mecca?

Mesa Verde, the adobe brick city build into the side of a canyon in Colorado, was built by the:

Which Native American group was made of up semi-nomadic hunters living along the coast of the Arctic?

Mongol warriors were known as well as feared as: