AP World History - Unit 3

In the new social hierarcy established by Kublai Khan, ___ were at the top.

From 600 CE to 1450 CE, the practice of foot binding in China is an example of ___.

The belief in Islam is that Mohammad is the ___ prophet sent by God.

Eventually, ___ topple the Roman Empire.

Which of the following groups were NOT targeted during the Crusades?

From 600 to 1450, trade networks increased the level of ___ in many societies, which affected W

Under the ___ Dynasty, the Grand Canal was built.

The man responsible for establishing the Tang Dynasty is ___.

To enhance their military superiority, to Mongols often ___.

The government of the Mongol empire can best be described as:

Which of the following was NOT a major city in the developing Americas?

The main point of the Crusades was ___.

In the tradition of Islam, the Shia believe ___.

After the fall of Rome, the number one cause of death in Western Europe was ___.

Administrative units of the Roman Catholic church containing multiple churches were called ___?

___ is a defining element in world history from 600 CE to 1450 CE.

Which of the following were incentives to participate in the Crusades?

Islam is a ___ belief system.

The Sufi group of Islam that emerged under the Abbasid is associated with ___.

One thing that gave the Chinese a dominant presence in the Indian Ocean trade network was ___.

The ___ marked the first use of gunpowder in battle.

The king of Mali's pilgrimage to Mecca had a bizarre effect of __ because he handed out so much

The fall of the Roman Empire suddenly robbed Western Europe of its ___.

One major help to trade under the Abbasid was the introduction of ___.

Eventually, the Mongols were stopped by the ___, a slave dynasty out of Egypt.

One thing that all of the major civilizations of the developing Americas had in common was ___.

Yangdi's attempt to bring the Korean's under Chinese control was a source of ___ for the people

The glorification of knights in the high Middle Ages in Europe brought about the Age of ___.

Under the Sui Dynasty, the ___ was built.

As the Roman Empire split and fractured, the capital of western portion of the empire remained

Which major religion first arose during this period?

In a very short amount of time from 620 BC to 711 BC, Islam had spread from _ to Spain & Africa

Islam is often referred to a "merchant religion" because ___.

The Golden Age of China took place during the ___ dynasty.

The women of the Umayyad tribes had greater ___ than neighboring civilizations.

After the Huns, Vandals, and Visigoths invaded, ___ was what remained of the Roman Empire.

Which is a MAJOR difference between the Christian church in the West and the church in the East

The Mongols are often depicted as barbarians due in large part to ___.

Despite the decline of the Roman Empire, ___ became a center for trade during this time.

One advantage that Mongol women had over Chinese women was ___.

In addition to trade networks, ___ disseminated throughout multiple cultures.

After the fall of Rome, ___ emerged as the leader of a small empire in Western Europe.

After the fall of Rome, an obsession with __ developed in Western Europe during the Middle Ages

The Umayyad Dynasty's approach to religion can best be described as ___.

Under the Tang Dynasty, the ___ was strengthened.

The Bedouin peoples of the pre-Islamic Arabian peninsula had no concept of ___.

One of the strong driving forces of upward mobility in the Tang Dynasty was ___.

At the top of the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic church sits the ___.

Under the Abbasid Dynasty, ___ flourished.

In addition to cultural diffusion, the expansion of trade brought about ___ from 600 to 1450

Which BEST explains the relationship between the civil service exam and the strengthening of t

During the Golden Age of Islam, there were no humans portrayed in mosques due to ___.

After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Roman Catholic Church was able to survive by ___.

The western Roman Empire's capital was in Rome. The Eastern Roman capital was in ___.

The Incas practiced a ___ religion.

Two major civilizations in the developing Americas were ___.

One of the factors that weakened the people of the pre-Islamic Arabian peninsula was ___.

The Chinese people under the Sui Dynasty grew angry with Yangdi because ___.

Backlash from Confucianists and Daoists during the Tang Dynasty led to ___.

In a feudal society, serfs are expected to provide ___ for the community.

The fall of the cities after the end of the Roman Empire brought about a decline in ___.

After Charlemangne's death, his empire ___.

Which of the following were incentives to participate in the Crusades?

One of the important cities developed by the Incas was ___.

The Chinese people under the Sui Dynasty grew angry with Yangdi because ___.

Under the Abbasid, the capital was moved from Damascus to ___, present day Iraq.

The Aztecs were know as ___.

Which statement most accurately describes the Crusades?

___ were self sufficient communities of fifteen to thirty familes in the feudal system of WE.

The Umayyad plotted to have Mohammad killed because ___.

For the Aztecs, one of the benefits of Chenopods as a farming technique was ___.

One of the positive contributions made by the Mongols was ___.

Under the Sui Dynasty, the ___ was built.

A major point of continuity in world history from 600 to 1450 is ___.

The main point of the Crusades was ___.

Despite his reputation as an idiot, Emperor Justinian is also regarded well for ___.

The most powerful king in Western Europe in the early Middle Ages was ___.

Which of the following was NOT a level of training to become a knight in the Middles Ages?

One of the things that Li Yuan brought back under the Tang Dynasty was ___.

The hostile environment of the pre-Islamic Arabian peninsula increased ___ for resources.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam?

Which of the following is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam?

New Kalifs ___ toward the end of the Abbasid Dynasty.

Advancements in medicine during the Golden Age of Islam included ___.