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AP World Period 3
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1
What stopped the Mongols?
Cold winters
Russian Tsars
Chinese Leaders
Nothing
2
Why was the Grand Canal constructed?
To provide defense against maritime invasion
To encourage tourism along waterways
To connect food producing regions with military garrisons
To enable migration from urban centers to coasts
3
Where did Marco Polo travel?
China
Mongolia
idk
Asia
4
Which of these are inventions from the Tang and Song Dynasty?
porcelain, gunpowder, compass, moveable type
silk, cups, bowls, birthday hats
compass, gunpowder, moveable type, woodblocking printing
5
What does the population shift from 800 CE to 1200 CE in this table reflect?
the influence of Buddhist monasticism on Chinese society
the end of warfare between China and its neighbors.
the effects of the introduction of champa rice into China
the diffusion of plague along long-distance trade routes.
6
What religion did Muhammad start?
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
7
Who is Ghangis Khan?
doodoo
leader of the mongols
he united the mongol clans and was the fonder and first khan
he was an arabian soldier
8
The gold salt trade crossed the _______________ Desert.
Kalahari
Sonoran
Gobi
Sahara
9
During which dynasty did the practice of footbinding first occur?
Song
Tang
Yuan
Sui
10
Where did Mansa Musa travel?
Santa Rosa
Ghana
Mecca
Houston
11
What city was the center of gold and salt trade in Africa?
Capetown
Algiers
Timbuktu
Cairo
12
During the Sui Dynasty...
Buddhism became popular as it offered relief from suffering
Yang Di reunited China after 300 years of disunion
The Chinese developed the Civil Service Exams
The Grand Canal increased trade between north & south China
13
The Mongols relied heavily on foreigners because...
Mongols believe in the importance of diversity.
Mongols did not trust native Chinese.
The Mongols participated in a foreign exchange program.
Mongols are friendly and trusting.
14
How did Mansa Musa become famous?
Because he was a king
Just by being rich
By going to different places giving gold to everyone
His trade rout
15
What was the Confucian solution to the disorder?
Laws strictly enforced through rewards and punishment
Moral examples of superiors to restore harmony
Embrace nature and encouraged spontaneous behavior.
Growing violence and disharmony
16
Which of the following empires was the MOST centralized?
Carolingian
Mongol
Song
Abbasid
17
Who was Marco Polo?
he was an Olympic swimmer
The inventor of the game Marco polo
He was a merchant, explorer, and a map maker
He was a merchant, explorer, and raider
18
Which best describes the Mandate of Heaven
God rules over each dynasty
People control their own dynasty
God gave rulers permission to rule
Rulers had to return to heaven for advice
19
During the Tang Dynasty...
Marco Polo wrote a book that interested Europeans in China
A government bureaucracy was reestablished
More food allowed people to spend time making new inventions
China experienced a Golden Age of art and technology
20
How did Ibn Battuta's travels differ from Marco Polo?
Battuta encountered ppl practicing same faith, Polo did not
Batt. travel with royal entourages, Polo with trade caravans
Polo traveled within realm of Christianity
Polo traveled in Africa, Battuta in Asia
21
How did Buddhism spread through the Tang Dynasty
A Buddha monk known as Xuan Zang spread the word
The Tang leaders
Ian Sauceman
Kao Tsu
22
What is the Silk Road?
A road that leads to where silk worms live.
A group of people who make silk.
A road made of silk.
A set of trade networks from China to the Mediterranean.
23
Ibn Battuta visited ALL of the following places during his journey EXCEPT
South America
India
Mali
China
24
Which of the following is
NOT
emphasized in Confucian teachings?
The Mandate of Heaven could be lost by inadequate rulers
Piety: respect for one's elders and proper relationships
Civil service and ultimate commitment to one's ruler
Doing one's duty in an effort to eventually reach nirvana
25
Who was Ibn Battuta?
first African to swim across the Indian Ocean
explorer from Africa who traveled for 30 yrs & wrote a book
Marco Polo's twin brother
the first king of the Battuta dynasty in the kingdom of Batt
26
How did the Tang dynasty collapse?
Sui dynasty killed all of them
Its empire was too expensive to maintain and defend.
The dynasty was too big
The dynasty was too small
27
When did Marco Polo explore?
1271-1295
He was not an explorer
1897-1953
1934-1938
28
How did Mansa Musa affect Timbuktu?
He spent a lot of gold and made the value decrease for 12 yr
He killed of Muslim tradition
He made it a center of culture and learning
He stopped gold income
29
As a result of the Confucian examination system, government positions were
appointed by emporer
based on skills and merit
inherited by sons
filled by elected officials
30
A Confucian can be defined as...
A teacher of Buddhism
Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu
Skilled warrior
Person who beliefs in teachings of Chinese philosopher.
31
Why was Mansa Musa on the map?
They just felt like it
It just looked right
People of Mali made it and he made them put him on there
People from other places told stories of him to Europeans
32
Which empires gained wealth by controlling the trade of gold, ivory & salt across the Sahara?
Mauryan and Mughal
Greek and Roman
Maya and Aztec
Mali and Songhai
33
During the Song Dynasty...
Confucianism became popular for the first time
Mongol invasion put an end to the dynasty in 1279 CE
The emperor's wastefulness inspired angry peasant revolts
The invention of movable type made printing books easier
34
Mansa Musa was...
Emperor of the Tang dynasty
king of the Mali kingdom
Emperor of the Sui dynasty
king of the Ghana kingdom
35
What was traded along the silk road?
GOLD, SPICES, IVORY
COPPER, FABRIC, CANVAS
COTTON, LUMBER, LIVESTOCK
SILK, STONE, RUBIES
36
Which of the following themes is MOST dominant during Unit 1?
Codification and spread of world religions
The expansion of trade networks
Industrialization of economic systems
The growth of national identity
37
When was the Tang Dynasty?
618AD-906AD
737AD-5627AD
618AD-907AD
873AD-7398AD
38
Mongols were _____ people
Hunter-gatherers
Peripatetic
German
Nomadic
39
What empires were made wealthy and powerful by the trade routes on the map?
Benin and Egypt
Safavid and Carthage
Mali and Ghana
Byzantine and Ottoman
40
What was the Mandate of Heaven?
When only women can go to heaven
When the gods choose if you're worthy to rule and it cycles
When only men can go to heaven
When people can only be good in order to go to heaven
41
What BEST describes the similarities between the spread of Islam and Buddhism during the period 600 C.E - 1450 C.E?
Hinduism and Christianity were displaced by new religions
Only people in urban areas converted to new religions
Travelers were important to aid in cultural diffusion
Both spread only within the regions in which they started
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The use of camels by Arab and Berber traders shows that...
sea-based trading was more efficient than land-based trade
traders adapted to their environments
animal domestication began around the Sahara Desert
languages spread as a result of long-distance trade
