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1
Which two were Faxian's most valuable acquisitions in India?
Books of Buddhist Writings.
Bolts of Silk.
Gold wash bowls.
Religious Images.
2
In the political, economic, and social system of Medieval European feudalism, what is a "vassal?"
A large jug used to hold Charlemagne's wine.
None of these.
A knight in shining armor.
A piece of land.
3
What surprises the Chinese Zhou Dagon the most about the city of Angkor?
All of these.
Groups of "Effeminate men" seek out Chinese visitors to the city market.
Husbands aggressively demand sex from their wives.
Buddhist monks practice total celibacy.
4
Which of the following travelers describe the politics, economics, society and culture of traveling the Silk Road?
Ibn Battuta
Pegolotti
Faxian
5
Ulrich von Lichtenstein's pursuit of love included which of the following... Select more than one of the following.
Recklessly competing in jousting matches to win his lover's attention.
Pledging to go on a crusade to prove his earnestness.
Dressing in all-white women's clothes as he traveled about seeking matches.
Faithful adoration of his wife.
6
Who comes last in history? The "life and times of..."
Ulrich von Lichtenstein
Muhammad
Jesus
Constantine
7
Ulrich and Capellanus befriend Chosin and give him "man to man" advice. Select the best answer.
"The pursuit is always better than the catch."
All of these.
"Always be discrete and polite in the morning after."
"There's other fish in the sea. You'll be ok."
"Always follow your heart's desire, no matter the cost."
"We ain't sayin' she's a gold digger, but she ain't messin'..."
8
According to Ibn Battuta, Sultan Muhammad Shah's rule over his territory was most impressively aided by...
A large, well-organized army that controlled all border passages.
An efficient and fast postal service that covered great distances.
The direct, face-to-face contact that the Sultan had with his subjects.
A large bureaucracy staffed by individuals who had passed a rigorous exam.
9
Who comes first in history? The "life and times of..."
Muhammad
Constantine
Alexander the Great
Jesus
10
The person "speaking" in the quote?
Pelogotti
Ovid
Chosin
Ulrich von Liechtenstein
Genji
Capellanus
11
In the political, economic, and social system of Medieval European feudalism, what is a "fief?"
A piece of land.
None of these.
A small musical instrument used to entertain the court.
A knight in shining armor.
12
How does Genji go about wooing women in the excerpt of T
ale of Genji
? Select multiple options.
He falls for a total beautiful stranger, a forbidden common woman.
He publicly pledges his whole heart to the single subject of his desire.
He uses his rank as prince to sneak into the women's quarters while drunk.
Women are naturally drawn to his displays of heroic physical strength.
A secret hookup gives Genji and his partner a thrill, fueling their desire.
He impresses everyone with his powers of poetry.
13
In Medieval Europe, which came first?
Ulrich Von Licthenstein
Southernization
Arabic Army takes the Iberian Peninsula
The "Great Change"
14
Heian Japan. An aristocratic man who wants to be a "good lover" should, above all else....
Never get caught with a woman from a lower class.
Remain pure and a virgin until marriage.
Be faithful and true to the wife he took in an arranged marriage.
Begrudgingly and politely leave a lover's bed early in the morning.
15
The passage marked with yellow arrows is the...
The Strait of Malay
None of these.
The Strait of Sundra
The Bosporus Strait
16
What lesson does Chosin, "the love sick monk," learn in the end? Choose the best answer.
Not a single one of these is true.
Marriage to the one you love is the best path to lifelong happiness.
Your dreams will come true if you follow them.
Love matters more than money.
17
"I'm a 1st century Roman. Emperor Augustus exiled me because he's a prude."
Cicero
Ovid
Capellanus
Socrates
