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1
There is a direct connection between foot binding and
Patriarchal Diaost beliefs
Patriarchal Buddhism beliefs
Patriarchal Confucian beliefs
Legalism
2
Islam PRIMARILY spread through Africa as a result of
Camels
Merchants
War
Pilgrims
3
The British attacked China in 1842 because the Qing government destroyed 3 million tons of?
Silks
Tea
Opium
Porcelain
4
The primary difference between the League of Nations and the United Nations is?
Willingness to backup demands
One had superheroes (league of superpowers)
Aide given to nations
Human Freedoms
5
The Fall of this city brought down by the evil Mehmed II effectively ended the Byzantine Empire
Bursa
Damascus
Istanbul
Constantinople
6
Which civilization would you find the following?
Pelynesion
Mesopotamia
Olmec
Indus Valley
7
led by Cyrus, Xerxes, and Darrius; fought with and against ancient Greeks
Spartans
Macedonians
Romans
Persians
8
African Kings like Mansa Musa and Sundiata converted to Islam because
They found the light
Guilt over their armies crushing opponents
To make trade easier
Syncretism of Islam
9
The Republic of China failed because?
Communist opposition
Soviet interference
China's ill-situated economic situation
WWI
10
How many SAQs are on the WHAP exam?
2
5
1
3
11
Slaves who did do agricultural work most likely worked on
Rice Plantations
Wheat Farms
Chicken Farms
Sugar Plantations
12
The Dark Ages of Europe were primarily in the time period
600 BCE-600 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
13
River valley civilization which had sewage systems and city planning to allow for air to move
Indus
Egypt
Huange He
Mesopotamia
14
The Columbian Exchange began in the years
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
15
The “crown jewel” of the British Empire was?
Canada
Egypt
India
South Africa
16
How many multiple choice questions are on the WHAP exam?
55
85
65
75
17
The French Revolution happened in which of the following eras?
1750 CE-1900 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
18
Which of the following is unlike the other three?
Ziggurats
Taj Mahal
Mississippian mounds
Egyptian pyramids
19
Which of the following was NOT one of the three largest empires in world history?
Russian
Mongol
British
Alexander the Great's
20
How many essays are on the WHAP exam?
2
3
1
4
21
Which of the following never saw any bloodshed?
the Glorious Revolution
the American Revolution
the French Revolution
the Haitian Revolution
22
Which of the following people traveled through Northern Africa and the Middle East?
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
Francisco Pizarro
Zheng He
23
The Medieval Muslim inhabitants of al-Andalus (Spain) were called
Caliphs
Moors
Khans
Monks
24
Which of the following people traveled from Europe to China and wrote about his adventures
Zheng He
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
Francisco Pizarro
25
Which river(s) listed below is associated with Egypt?
Nile
Tigris & Euphrates
Huang He (Yellow)
Indus
26
Which of the following was NOT a Gunpowder empire?
Mughal
Turk
Ottoman
Safavid
27
Sparta and Athens reached their peak as influential city-states in the time period
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
28
The Mandate of Heaven was associated with which of the following civilizations?
Mesopotamia
Egypt
China
Indus Valley
29
What era did the Japanese become independent, industrialized and Imperialistic?
Daimyo
Leyashu
Shogun
Meiji
30
Religions often successfully spread by which of the following?
by forcing people to convert
through trade
through limiting the religion
through war
31
Which group benefited the most from the Industrial Revolution in the 19th-century Britain?
The Middle class
Children
The Labor Class
Women
32
Slavery, Serfdom, and servitude are all examples of
Coercive labor systems
Trading labor systems
monetary labor systems
Chinese labor systems
33
Which of the following is
NOT
an effect of Globalization?
Religious Freedom for All
Mass Availability of Knowledge and Information
Mass mobility across continents
Occasional Destruction of Local Languages and Customs
34
Hitler wrote a book called Mien Kampf?
True
False
35
Hitler gained power in Germany
By burning down the Reichstag
By force
By coupe D' etat (military takeover)
Legally through elections
36
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the collapse of the Roman empire?
the assassination of Julius Caesar
the collapse of the economy
poor leaders
foreign invasions
37
Which river(s) listed below is associated with Mesopotamia?
Nile
Huang He (Yellow)
Tigris & Euphrates
Indus
38
Mansa Musa ruled Mali in the years
1450 CE-1750 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
39
Which of these is NOT a name for a ruler?
caliphate
king
caliph
khan
40
Islam was founded and began to spread during which time period?
600 BCE-600 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
41
Indian Ocean trade was at its peak during which TWO time periods? (Pick one of two)
600 CE-1450 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
42
Which of the following was NOT a communist leader of Russia?
Mikhail Gorbachev
Joseph Stalin
Czar Nicholas II
Vladimir Lenin
43
The map reflects the outcome of which of the following?
The Middle Passage
The Great Dying
Scramble for Africa
African National Congress
44
The image shown depicts a building that is located in
England
Rome
Greece
Russia
45
Which of the following groups were the first to adopt monotheism?
Hittites
Hebrews
Phoenicians
Kush
46
The Age of Imperialism started in which of the following eras?
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
47
The Han Dynasty existed between the years
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
48
Who was the king when the Magna Carta was written?
Pepin the Short
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
King John
49
Hellenism was spread by
Alexander the Great
Merchants
Crusaders
Peter the Great
50
What do chinampas, terrace farming, and the use of the three sister crops all have in common?
all were used in China
all are examples of adaptation to the environment
all decreased crop production
all destroyed the environment
51
Which of the following is NOT a religion/philosophy followed in China?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
Hinduism
52
Tension between India and Pakistan post-British rule comes from?
Religious Tension
The assassination of Gandhi
Territory disputes
Radical Islam and Radical Hinduism
53
Which time period was marked by Japanese Isolation?
Heian
Ieyasu
Meiji
Tokugawa
54
A term used to describe the many varieties of Indian religion
Syncrenism
Jainism
Hinduism
Buddhism
55
Who was the first king of England after his win at the Battle of Hastings?
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
King John
Pepin the Short
56
of or based on kinship with the mother or the female line
patriarchy
matrilocal
matrilineal
patrilineal
57
In which civilization would you find the following?
China
Egypt
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
58
Which was
NOT
a cause of World War I?
Nationalism and militarism
Death of Otto Von Bismark
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Secret alliances
59
Rome fell between the years of
600 CE-1450 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
60
The Black Plague spread during the time period
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
61
Which of the following was NOT a Mughal ruler?
Babur
Shah Jahan
Akbar
Chandragupta
62
Which of the following was NOT part of the Spanish colonies' social system?
peninsulares
nobles
mestizos
mulattos
63
Foot binding first became popular for
Poor Japanese girls/women
Wealthy Japanese girls/women
Wealthy Chinese girls/women
Poor Chinese girls/women
64
Which Babylonian ruler created a law code based on
lex talonis
, or "an eye for an eye"?
Abraham
Gilgamesh
Hammurabi
Sargon of Akkad
65
Pizza makes everything better!
Yes
whats pizza?
66
Emperor who allowed Christians to "legalize" their faith for the first time in the Roman empire
St. Augustine
Theodolites
Diocletin
Constantine
67
Which of the following successfully industrialized by the late 19th century?
Mughal Empire
Meiji Japan
Qing China
Ottoman Empire
68
First to use iron weapons
Phoenicians
Sumerians
Hittites
Lydians
69
The black plague
spread across land and sea trade routes in Afroeurasia
spread wildly across Africa
originated in Europe
Did not have a large impact on the trade routes
70
Which of the following empires was founded in 1299 and lasted until after WWI?
Safavid
Russian
Ottoman
Holy Roman
71
The Japanese equivalent of a noble was called a
daimyo
shogun
ninja
samurai
72
The most brutal case of forced labor of all the European colonies in the 19th century was?
South Africa (Britain)
Madagascar
Rhodesia (Britain)
The Congo Free State (Belgium)
73
Which of the following represents a new political concept introduced by Enlightenment Thinkers?
Divine Right of Kings
Feminism
Social Contract
Mercantilism
74
What was the name for the legalized segregation of blacks and whites in South Africa?
Social Darwinism
Varna
Phrenology
Apartheid
75
What were organizations which were created to protect trade groups/skilled workers called?
Societies
Guilds
Workers' Protection Agencies
Skilled Labor Clubs
76
What invention gave Europeans a vast military advantage during the 19th century?
Corsair
Machine Gun
Airplane
Cannon
77
The Treaty of Tordesillas divided South America between
Spain and Britain
France and Spain
Portugal and Spain
France and Britain
78
Which of the following people was involved with Indian Ocean trade & exploration?
Zheng He
Francisco Pizarro
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
79
The Green Revolution's goal was to:
Create lasting harmony
End crop death
End world hunger
Save electricity
80
____________________ was a surrealist artist who painted Guernica, about the Spanish Civil War
Leonardo da Vinci
Pablo Picasso
Vincent Van Gogh
Michelangelo
81
The Decolonization of Africa can be described, by and large, as:
Bloodbath
Rapid successful freedom
leading to the collapse of Pan Africanism
A slow crawl with mixed results
82
Monsoons are heavy winds that bring torrential rain to Southeast Asia. They were also useful
because the rain created new rivers to make trade easier
because monsoons were important in religious ceremonies
because the winds were used by merchants to travel by ocean
because the rain helped give water to crops
83
The Meiji Restoration in 1868 sought to?
Return Confiscated property to European Merchants
Learn from the west to renew Japanese power
Restore the Shogunate
Return to Traditional Japanese values
84
in the Islamic faith, Hajj is
Pilgrimage to Mecca
The five pillars
prayer
Profession of faith
85
We will pass the AP test with a
5
2 or worse
4
3
86
The Chinese Dynasty that came to power following the end of the Warring States period
Sui
Han
Qin
Song
87
Slavery was abolished peacefully everywhere in the Atlantic world
EXCEPT
?
U.S.A.
Brazil
Argentina
Jamaica
88
The image shown is referring to what event?
The Cold War
Global Warming
the Environmental Protection Agency
WWI
89
The Holocaust
did not
target which group of people
Poles
Soviets
Jews
Hungarians
90
After Ashokas conversion to Buddhism, what could be found along India's trade routes?
Jesuits
Post offices
Rock Pillar Edicts
Ziggurates
91
What major weapon was the focus of the Cold War?
Nuclear Weapons
U-Boats
Missile Defense Systems
Machine Guns
92
A patriarchal society is a society ruled by men?
False
True
93
Who was crowned emperor of the Holy Roman Empire by the pope on Christmas Day 800 CE?
King John
Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
William the Conqueror
94
The American Revolution began in the time period
600 BCE-600 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
95
Which of the following nations
did not
become fascist before World War II?
Greece
Italy
Spain
Germany
96
First set of defined laws within a civilization.
Ten Commandments
Twelve Tables
Justinian's Code
Hammurabi's Code
97
What is the ONE ultimate characteristic that gives makes the Mongols "the exception"?
their military prowess
the rights given to women
their pastoral, nomadic ways
their farming skills
98
_____ means to look at the world primarily from the perspective of one's own culture.
sexism
racism
eurocentrism
ethnocentrism
99
The Renaissance spanned which TWO time periods? Choose one of the two.
600 BCE-600 CE
600 CE-1450 CE
1750 CE-1900 CE
1450 CE-1750 CE
100
How does Fascism militarize a nation?
Freedom of choice
Seizing an economy and forcing citizens to work or fight
conscription
Laissez Faire economics