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Unit 2-21-22
Durer was known as the German Leonardo
Mongol khanate in Russia
Unit 2-21-22
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Mongol khanate in Russia
Golden Horde
Yuan
Taika
Gempei
2
Durer was known as the German Leonardo
True
False
3
Mongol army was divided into
phalanx
tumens
regiments
legions
4
Who am I? caused inflation when I gave gold out while on my Hajj; king of Mali in the 14th c.
Mansa Musa
Genghiz Khan
Ibn Battuta
Zheng He
5
Mongol weapons included
lances
all of the above
bows and arrows
cannons
6
He sculpted the first n__e since classical times:
Michelangelo
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
7
reopened the silk roads for trade; transferred the number systems to Europe ; toppled the Abbasid Capital
Mongols
Muslims
Persians
Chinese
8
Because of the Indian Ocean Exchange
diasporic communities developed
the Atlantic Slave trade ended
trans-Saharan trade ended
the Mongols were eradicated from the face of the earth
9
Nomadic, cavalry, fierce
Mongols
bushi
Samurai
10
Because of cultural consequences of connectivity, religion was
spread of Islam into sub-Saharan Africa and Asia
diffused such as Hinduism and Buddhism into SE Asia
diffused such as Buddhism in East Asia
all of these
11
Both Renaissance and Medieval art used perspective and chiaroscuro
True
False
12
A desire for ____ led to new trade routes across Africa
Salt
Ivory
Pepper
Curry
13
Connectivity led to environmental consequences such as
all of these
diffusion of Champa rice to China and East Asia
diffusion of bananas to Africa
spread of citrus around the Mediterranean
14
The Russians called the Mongols EXCEPT
Tatars
the Golden Horde
the scourge of God
Hell's horsemen
15
Author, mystic, most well-traveled woman of her time
Margery Kempe
Queen Elizabeth I
Ibn Battuta
Zheng He
16
The Mongols
transferred Greco-Islamic knowledge to Western Europe
all of the above
Diffused number systems to Europe
adopted the Uyghur Script
17
All can be said about Samarkand EXCEPT
home of Timur's mausoleum
a city in SE Uzbekistan
a major city along the Silk Roads
Capital of the Mongol Empire
18
Wrote The Prince
Machiavelli
Montaigne
Shakespeare
Rabelais
19
Sir Thomas More is noted for
being executed by Henry VIII
writing a satire
being a Christian Humanist
all of these are correct
20
first united the Mongols and put them on the path to domination
Genghis
Ogedei
Kublai
Batu
21
Raphael was known for all EXCEPT
being a model for a ninja turtle
cherub paintings
the School of Athens
a vivid shade of red
22
Sculpted The David, La Pieta; painted the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Michelangelo
Giotto
Donatello
Leonardo Da Vinci
23
Scientist, writer, inventor; artist--Mona Lisa
Micelangelo
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
24
Scientific and technological ideas were diffused because of connectivity such as
Welsh longbow to China
gunpowder and paper from China
yurts from Constantinople
printing press from China to Europe
25
Indian Ocean Exchange aided in all of these EXCEPT
the growth of the State of Gujarat
the growth of the state of Malacca
the growth of city-states along the Swahili Coast of Africa
the downfall of the Mongols
26
All refer to Kublai Khan EXCEPT
established the Mongol Dynasty in China
was the first czar of Russia
used the skills of Marco Polo
grandson of Genghiz Khan
27
Renaissance culture is different from Medieval culture--how?
Ren was interested in secularism, individualism, and classicism
Medieval art was more realistic
none of the above
Renaissance art was very one-dimensional
28
Mongol rule in Russia cut them off from the West and helped lead to their ideas of absolutism.
True
False
29
Turkish nomad known for slaughter
Kublai
Batu
Tamerlane
Genghiz
30
Important innovations such as ___ and _____led to interregional trade especially across the Sahara.
camel saddles and caravans
the yert and cannon
the Welsh Longbow and cannons
catapults and caravans
31
All are aspects of the Renaissance EXCEPT
humanism
classicism
individualism
feudalism
32
Giotto was significant because
he sculpted la Pieta
he painted the Mona Lisa
he moved away from formality and stiffness in his painting
he invented gelato
33
Launched overseas exploration
Yuan
Ming
Sui
Qing
34
In Erasmus' Praise of Folly he attacked
the Mongols
Italian painters
Papal corruption
none of the above
35
A vivid shade of red is attributed to which Renaissance Painter
Michelangelo
Titian
Boticelli
Raphael
36
The Northern Renaissance was different from the Italian Renaissance in
Northern brought back the classics of Greece and Rome
all of the above
Northern only used tempura paint
Northern Renaissance was devoted to the revival of Christian writings
37
All were major trading cities along the Silk Roads EXCEPT
Kiev
Kashgar
Constantinople
Samarkand
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Timur has more than 17 million descedants in Asia
True
False
39
most traveled person of his time; traveled more than 72, 000 miles going all over Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Margery Kempe
Zheng He
Ibn-Battuta
Marco Polo
40
Timur may have killed around 19 million people
False
True
41
The Chinese invented pasta
True
False
42
Looking at another civilization or people via your own cultural preferences
syncretism
secularism
ethnocentrism
individualism
