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1
Which is an example of Cultural Diffusion
Europe finding more water trade routes to Asian
The effect of the Black Plague
Japan closing its self off from the rest of the world
The German Christmas pickle becoming popular in the USA
2
Which empire right after the fall of Rome
United Kingdom
Mongols
Byzantines
Russian
3
What is Duma
Russian Assembly started by Tsar Nicholas
The Tsar liberator
another name for perestroika
Nick name for Peter the Great
4
What were the MAIN causes of WWI
Militarism, Alliances, Integrity, News
Materialistic,Alliances, Ingenious, Nature of the world
Militarism, Archduke Ferdinand, International, News
Militarism, Alliances, Industrialism, Nationalism
5
what is prehistory?
before the world started
what we get from artifacts
The class before WHAP
6
results of the ritual in the treaty most supports which statement about ancient Mesopotamia
environmental degraded ocure as result of spread of herding
domestication of plant ocur before domestication of animal
States’ legitimacy was based on claims to secular authority
Maintaining/expanding farming was seen as a core task of gov
7
What did Magellen do?
Sailed around the world
Started imperialism
United germany
Wrote the Treaty of Tordesillas
8
The Aztecs and Inca empires reached their peak of power and size in which time period
600 BCE to 600 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
600 to 1450 CE
9
Which of the following best describes the Roman response to the trend shown on the chart?
Building a system of fortifications along the N. frontier
Adopting Christianity as the religion of the Roman Empire
Shift power and resources to the east results in Byzantines
Sponsors the further development of comercial infrastructure
10
Which of the following was a important long-term effect of the expansion of the Assyrian Empire
development of the Greek alphabet
1st spread of advanced math knowledge like algebra and trig
diffusion of monotheistic religious beliefs to East Asia
startof Jew diasporic comunity a result of Assyria military
11
Which Chinese river was like the tigris and euphrates?
Yellow
Yangtze
12
What is the first step of the dynastic cycle
Claiming the Mandate
building
Losing the Mandate
Restoring peace
13
What policies did Gorbachev put into place?
Krystalnacht
Glasnost and Perestroika
Duma
Truman Doctrine
14
Which of the following best explains the overall demographic trend shown in the chart?
Invasions by Germanic and Central Asian peoples
Forced migration of populations by the Roman government
The spread of the bubonic plague by the Mongol invasions
Migrations to Christian population to the Mediterranean
15
What do natural philosphers do?
Classifying
Philosophy of the earth
Try to find where we came from
They are therapists for plants
16
Which is an Indian sacred writing
The Upanishads
The Ramayana
The Vedas
The Mahabharata
17
views expressed in the excerpt are best seen evidence of which following in Mauryan society
The absence of inter-caste marriages
The rulers’ lax enforcement of religious doctrine
The social acceptance of children born out of wedlock
The persistence of patriarchy
18
Which of these migrations helped to bring about the end of the Roman Empire?
The Bantu
The Aryans
The Xiongniu
The Germanics
19
Wheres the Swahili Coast?
West part of africa
East part of africa
North part of africa
South part of africa
20
Athens and Sparta were...
Capitals of Greece
Where Mr. Carpenter grew up
City-states
Part of Song China
21
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elimination of the threat of rebellion against authority
tradition of leaders in tech.farming and comercial inovation
emperors are judged by different standards then most society
practice of recruiting bureaucrats on the base of education
22
Example of Westernization
McDonald's EVERYWHERE
The spread of Buddhism
Rome's law code
Testing to get into government
23
Which religion believes everyone has the choice of good and evil and has the god Ahura Mazda?
Christianity
The religion of the Aztecs
Zoroastrianism
Islam
24
The Tang and song Dynasty "Golden Age" of China was in which time period?
600 BCE to 600 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
600 to 1450 CE
25
How much power does the government exercise in theory and in practice over citizens?
Participation
Legitimacy
Diplomacy
Military
26
What accounted for the failure of Manchu reforms in China in the Late Modern Period?
Overpop,few suplies,lack of land due to poor infrastructure
Social class (high class, the elite, the aristocracy)
Native born Spaniards
Otto von Bismarck unified Germany in 1871
27
What social classes exist?
Stratification
Currency
Taxation
Structure
28
What was a part of life during ancient Mesopotamia?
China
The danger of having neighbors,stronger leaders,want of land
going to the mall
pastoralism
29
When did nationalism lead colonial peoples to strive for their independence from Westerners?
600 to 1450 CE
1900 CE to the present
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
30
Xunzi’s vision of Chinese society inthe passage differs the most from the social structure of..
Hindu society in South Asia during the Gupta Empire
Muslim society during the early Caliphates
Mongol society during the period of Mongol conquests
Roman society during the late empire
31
Who was first
Christopher Columbus
Da Gama
32
Communist systems emerged in Russia and China during which time period?
1750 to 1900 CE
1900 CE to the present
600 to 1450 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
33
What was Herodotus into?
Philosophy
History
The Reinsance
Drama
34
Dodger (from Oliver and Company) argees with who?
Aristotle
Malthus
Gandhi
Nelson Mandela
35
Marxism
Industrial revolution spreads to Japan
A major radical party in Russia
Believed gov 100% control and no classes
Group of artisans who oversee craft practice in their town
36
Who started the Renaissance
Petrarch
Rafael
Giotto
Leonardo da Vinci
37
Potatoes and corn became important crops and led to population growth across Eurasia in
600 to 1450 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
1900 to the present
38
During which time period did the Black Death kill millions across Afro-Eurasia?
600 to 1450 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
600 BCE to 600 CE
39
of Eurasia in 600–1450 the tables are useful as a source of which of the following
The geographic extent of monetization of Eurasian economys
The spread of tech. innovations across regions in Eurasia
The diffusion of culture along Eurasian trade routes
gov.econ. policys in Eurasia(600–1450)represent past policys
40
According to the passage Xunzi was behind the gov. that most clearly reflects the principles..
Buddhism
Daoism
Legalism
Confucianism
41
Compare to regulation in the excerpt Buddhist practice with gender role in 600-600 differed in
gave women/men the choice of monastic life instead marriage
only mariage from the free choice of both spouses were valid
rejected the validity of marriage as an institution
gave the bride mom the main role in making marriage decision
42
Which following changes to Mauryan religious policy ocured under Chandragupta's grandson Ashoka
The emergence of a syncretic Indo-Greek system of belief
The rise of Buddhist teachings through edicts by the ruler
The secularization of the Mauryan state
The start of Islam as the dominant religion of N.India
43
Which group stopped the Mongols?
The Song dynasty
Their moms
Muslims
Mamluks
44
Who united Germany?
Alexander the Great
Susan
Otto Von Bismark
Hitler
45
What is conservatism
A complex hierarchy system based off race classification
Believed that the gov should be active in political changes
Believed that gov should have 100% control and no classes
A political viewpoint that opposed revolutionary goals
46
Who were Caudillos?
Leaders in the Argentinan Revolution
The same thing as viceroys
Something like a burrito
Latin-American military dictators
47
what break through did Homo Erectus do
Stone tools
Fluent Lanueage
Survive super volcano Toba
Fire
48
What was a factor in getting South Africa to end apartheid?
NAC
It was a part of the global south
Outside Forces
It was a third world country
49
Europeans became a significant factor in the Indian ocean and global trade in
1750 to 1900 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
1900 CE to the present
600 to 1450 CE
50
The Qing Dynasty and the Ottomans were hurt by "unequal treaties" with the West in:
600 to 1450 CE
1900 CE to the present
1750 to 1900 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
51
Who was before the Mycenaens?
We don't know
Greeks
Persians
Minoans
52
Who tutored Alexander the Great?
Plato "The Broad"
Aristotle "The Classifier"
Socrates "The Gadfly"
Suleiman "The Magnificent"
53
definition of scale
How rigid social classes are
How the gov. communicate with others
How large or small a society is
Who makes the rules
54
Which was NOT a classical empire
The Roman Empire
The Persian Empire
The Abbasid Caliphate
The Han Dynasty
55
what does domestication mean?
to bring home
to control
farming
agriculture
56
Divine Right of Kings
Same thing as the Mandate of Heaven
the doctrine that kings derive their authority from God
Greek city states united against Persia
National parliament in Russia after 1905
57
Agriculture first emerged about ____ years ago in ____.
1...Asia
1,000,000...The Middle East
11,000...The Middle East
200,000...Africa
58
What empire was Ashoka in?
The Empire
The Mughals
The Gupta
The Mauryan
59
Whats the definition of Spontaneity
How many ideas are native and how many are imported
How records are kept
How is citizenship defined
what military force does the gov. have
60
historian would most likely use this passage in the treaty to illustrate which of the following
rise of social hierarchy supported by unequal spread of food
precarious nature of early civil. relation tothe environment
--- effect of overpopulation on urban sanitation and health
nutritional deficiency suffered by early farming populations
61
When did Islam go from the Middle East and North Africa into West Africa and Southeast Asia
600 to 1450 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
1900 CE to the present
1450 to 1750 CE
62
During which time period was slavery abolished across the Americas?
1750 to 1900 CE
600 to 1450 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
600 BCE to 600 CE
63
When did the Cold War happen
1450 to 1750 CE
1900 CE to the present
600 to 1450 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
64
Who was the first black president of South Africa?
Steven Biko
Ghandi
Nelson Mandala
Kwame Nkrumah
65
When did Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Greek rationalism, and Daoism all emerge?
600 to 1450 CE
600 BCE to 600 Ce
1750 to 1900 CE
1450 to 1750 CE
66
Wudi
Ended the Era of Division
The first emperor in the Han dynasty
conquered everyone they challenged
Part of the Songhay empire
67
which of
t
he following started in W.Europe after 500c.e. as results of changes shown in
t
he chart
The development of self-governing professional guilds
The shift from farming to pastoralism in most of W.Europe
binding peasants to the land to develop feudal society
development of cash crop plantations relying on slave labor
68
data in the tables best support which following statement about TangChina and VikingEngland
Elites in Tang China < wealthy than elites in Viking England
Merchants were the top of social hierarchys in both
Tang coins were typically had morevalue than coins in Viking
Coinage was a useful mean of storing value in both
69
Who was responsible for the final phase of the French Revolution?
Stalin
Luis XII
Mao
Napoleon Bonaparte
70
About when and where did Islam begin?
1st Century CE in the Middle East
600 BCE in the Middle East
600 CE in the Middle East
600 CE in South Africa
71
The Reformation, in which Protestant Christianity broke from thecatholic Church was in:
1450 to 1750 CE
1750 to 1900 CE
600 to 1450 CE
600 BCE to 600 CE
72
True or False: some people remained nomadic even after agriculture began elsewhere in the world
True
False
73
What was one of the main challenges for 3rd world countries?
laws
Gandhi restricted them
They were behind the global south
74
What was the Royal Road?
The Archaemenid Empire
The nickname for Cyrus the Great's driveway
What Europe called the silk road
An ancient highway used in the Persian Empire
75
Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the data in Table 1
trade results in starting new citys and merchant comunitys
Tang emperors legitimacy continued to be challenged in China
majority of transactions in Tang China were through barter
farrouteswereactiveduringearlyTangeventhomosttradewaslocal
