Which best describes the interaction of Hindu & Muslim societies in S. Asia from 1100 to 1600?

Conflict alternated with times of religious toleration/peace

The Mesopotamian law code is well known & famous. Why didn’t Egypt have a similar code of law?

The king as a god on earth was the source of all law

The mosque (1st built 14th century) in modern Mali, is which of the following processes?

spread of religion along trade routes

Unlike Sumer and Egypt, the Indus Valley or Harappan civilization

is difficult to study b/c writing isn't deciphered.

Put these in chronological order

Aryan Invasions, Roman Republic, Roman Empire, and Dark Ages

One of the most unique effects of geography on the ancient Greeks was the

different political forms b/c of isolation due to mountains

The population shift from 800 CE to 1200 CE on the table reflects

the effects of the introduction of champa rice into China.

As the Latin West folded into themselves & Middle Ages began, which was NOT happening elsewhere

Spanish had established their first sugar plantation in Cuba

One way in which the Maya, the Songhai, and the Gupta cultures were similar is that they-

developed great civilizations w/o influence from W. Europe.

In what way were the Code of Hammurabi and the Twelve Tables of Rome similar?

They established written legal standards.

The Buddhism statue from India reflects

the influences of Hellenization on Buddhism.

Which of the following was a Confucian belief?

A good society has a hierarchy both in family and state

Which of the following was NOT one of the major effects of the Crusades?

Strengthened feudalism and manorialism

Put these in chronological order

Paleolithic, Neolithic Age, Fall of Roman Empire, Crusades

What is similarity between the three classical empires of Roman, Gupta, and Han?

Each had a clear social hierarchy btwn upper & lower classes

Which of the following is a trend most characteristic of the period 600-1450 CE?

World religions spread b/c missionaries, trade & conquest.

Which of the following is correct about the origin of products going along the Silk routes?

horses/central Asia, silk/China, spices/SE Asia & India

How did the social hierarchy in Europe change during this period (1000-1450)?

The beginning of the middle class

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1
Which best describes the interaction of Hindu & Muslim societies in S. Asia from 1100 to 1600?
Indians converted to Sikhism
Muslim conquerors adopted Hindu customs and ways.
Conflict alternated with times of religious toleration/peace
Hinduism was eliminated from most of India.
2
The Mesopotamian law code is well known & famous. Why didn’t Egypt have a similar code of law?
It was left to the people to determine the code of morality
The common law system based on precedent was used
The king as a god on earth was the source of all law
The wealthy merchant class controlled the legal system
3
The mosque (1st built 14^th century) in modern Mali, is which of the following processes?
conflict between local and universalizing religions
Imposition of religion through military conquest
abandonment of indigenous cultural styles
spread of religion along trade routes
4
Unlike Sumer and Egypt, the Indus Valley or Harappan civilization
lasting millennia.
is difficult to study b/c writing isn't deciphered.
became a geographic center for a unified, continuous culture
was secure from nomadic incursions and invasions.
5
Put these in chronological order
Aryan Invasions, Roman Republic, Roman Empire, and Dark Ages
Roman Republic, Dark Ages, Roman Empire and Aryan Invasions
Roman Republic, Aryan Invasions, Dark Ages, and Roman Empire
Dark Ages, Roman Empire, Roman Republic, and Aryan Invasions
6
All of the following led to a rise in urbanization in the period 600-1450 CE EXCEPT
The end of invasions
Warmer temperatures between 800 and 1300
Disease
Increased agriculture productivity
7
One of the most unique effects of geography on the ancient Greeks was the
development of irrigation projects along river valleys
building walls around cities for protection against invaders
different political forms b/c of isolation due to mountains
reliance on farming as the basis for the economy
8
What does the white part of the map illustrate?
Roman Empire
Dar al'Islam
Height of Islam's political power under Umayyads
Mongols
9
Ibn Batutta is famous for being
a theocratic leader of Timbuktu
a chief of the Mali empire
a traveler and historian
a ruler of Kilwa
10
What does this passage best describe?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
11
An example of syncretic religion might be:
Animism
Hinduism
Judaism
Sikhism
12
The population shift from 800 CE to 1200 CE on the table reflects
the effects of the introduction of champa rice into China.
the influence of Buddhist monasticism on Chinese society.
the diffusion of disease along long-distance trade routes.
the end of warfare between China and its neighbors.
13
As the Latin West folded into themselves & Middle Ages began, which was NOT happening elsewhere
Spanish had established their first sugar plantation in Cuba
Catholic Church was predominant authority in Western Europe
The Byzantine Empire was flourishing
Indian Ocean Trade with Eastern Africa was strong
14
One way in which the Maya, the Songhai, and the Gupta cultures were similar is that they-
became dependent on slave trade to have enough laborers
emerged b/c of nationalist movements of the 20th century.
developed great civilizations w/o influence from W. Europe.
mounted attacks on new European colonies in Americas.
15
In what way were the Code of Hammurabi and the Twelve Tables of Rome similar?
They legalized democratic government.
They established written legal standards.
They allowed for belief in one god.
They provided records of economic activity.
16
Which of the following was a NEW labor system that emerged during the post-classical age?
slavery and vassals
caste system and slavery
free peasant labor
serfdom
17
This religion is generally considered to be the world’s first monotheistic faith
Legalism
Confucianism
Judaism
Islam
18
The Buddhism statue from India reflects
a greater appreciation for art than Chinese religions.
a strong connection to nature.
attempt to make art/architecture traditional, local styles.
the influences of Hellenization on Buddhism.
19
One reason why towns began to re-appear in Europe after 1000 is
Muslim invasions were halted
The crusades revived trade
Peace was enforced by the church
The church encouraged banking
20
Which of the following was a Confucian belief?
Governments must not interfere with individual rights
Change should be encouraged and modeled by the emperor
A good society has a hierarchy both in family and state
Merchants must be valued for their money-making skills
21
Which of the following was NOT one of the major effects of the Crusades?
Encouraged learning
Broadened the European’s Knowledge
Strengthened feudalism and manorialism
Stimulated European economy
22
Put these in chronological order
Neolithic Age, Paleolithic, Fall of Roman Empire, Crusades
Fall of Roman Empire, Neolithic Age, Crusades & Paleolithic
Crusades, Fall of Roman Empire, Neolithic Age, Paleolithic
Paleolithic, Neolithic Age, Fall of Roman Empire, Crusades
23
What is similarity between the three classical empires of Roman, Gupta, and Han?
Each developed a monarchy type of government
Each developed a new religious tradition in classical age
Each had a clear social hierarchy btwn upper & lower classes
Each relied on trade as the foundation of the economy
24
Put these in chronological order
D, C, A, B
A, B, C, D
C, D, A, B
A, B, D, C
25
The middle class, the pike, longbow, cannon, and the Crusades brought the decline of what?
feudal monarchs
relations between European countries
feudalism and manorialism
the Catholic Church
26
One common effect of the process of agricultural settlements developing into civilizations was
the rulers came to be seen as gods.
the status of women fell
people generally didn’t have to work as hard as nomads did.
the religions became more centered on spirits and nature.
27
Which of the following is a trend most characteristic of the period 600-1450 CE?
Patriotism
World religions spread b/c missionaries, trade & conquest.
Industrialization Global trade
Nationalism
28
Which innovations helped military success of Egypt, Anatolia, & Mesopotamia 1500-1000 BCE?
canals and warships
city walls and castles
catapults and crossbows
chariots and compound bows
29
Which of the following is correct about the origin of products going along the Silk routes?
horses/central Asia, silk/China, spices/SE Asia & India
spices/China, textiles/India, glass and olive oil/Rome
spices/central Asia, silk/China, glass and olive oil/Rome
horses/central Asia, spices/Rome, textiles/India
30
How did the social hierarchy in Europe change during this period (1000-1450)?
An increase in feudalism
A decrease in power of the monarchy
The beginning of the middle class
The introduction of slaves into Europe

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