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1
What two factors facilitated trans-Saharan trade?
Camels and gold
Islam and gold
Slaves and ivory
Cars and phones
2
What were two causes of the Crusades?
forgiveness of sins and travel to Europe
regain Holy Lands from Muslims and forgiveness of sins
to regain the Holy Lands and discover America
the adventure and to escape pirates
3
Which empire continued as the Byzantine Empire?
Western Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Mali Empire
Ottoman Empire
4
The Grand Canal was built during the:
Tang Dynasty
Song Dynasty
Sui Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
5
What became the official religion of the Byzantine empire in the 11th century?
Judaism
Islam
Roman Catholicism
Orthodox Christianity
6
The Tang dynasty contributed to the development of Chinese culture by
Introducing Hinduism as a major philosophy
Producing porcelain and block printing
Creating a shogunate
Devising a set of laws and carving them on rocks and pillars
7
Who was Mansa Musa?
A trader who lived in Egypt
The king of England
a man who lived in France who was famous for selling silks
a wealthy leader from Mali who was known all around the world
8
The leadership of Genghis Khan and the use of the stirrup all helped to
divide the Islamic religion
stop the Silk Road trade
strengthen the Mongol Empire
defeat the Ottoman Empire
9
Explain simony.
Act of paying in order to be forgiven of a sin/future sins.
Charging a fee for using money
Church officials & positions can be bought.
Charging a fee to see ancient relics.
10
Which Muslim group overthrew the Umayyad dynasty and set up a new caliphate?
Sunnis
Abbasids
Sassanids
Seljuks
11
The establishment of the Mongol Empire directly facilitated which of the following?
The spread of Persian culture into Central Asia
Increased cultural/technological exchange between the Islamic world &China.
Improved ship designs and navigation techniques for oceanic commerce.
Development of Mongolian as the primary language of Eurasia
12
The rebellion that almost cost Justinian his leadership was called the
Byzantium Rebellion
Justinian Rebellion
Blue and Green Rebellion
Nika Rebellion
13
Who was the emperor of Byzantine Empire?
Diocletian
Justinian I
Constantine I
Mansa Musa
14
Why was the Grand Canal built?
To supply water to their people in the drought
To provide citizens with scenic boat tours of China
To make transporting goods between the north and south easier
To provide transportation for peasant workers
15
Who split in the Great Schism?
Western and Eastern Rome
Catholic and Orthodox Church
Catholic and Protestant Church
Sunni and Shia
16
Which city was the capital of the Abbasid caliphate?
Baghdad
Constantinople
Damascus
Timbuktu
17
What was the purpose of feudalism?
By making sure they had all the necessities of life.
Fair society by balancing the powers of the monarch and the people.
People with protection and safety by establishing a stable social order.
It spread democracy by giving the people a voice in their own government.
18
Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Fasting during Ramadan
Donation of Alms
Pilgrimage to Medina
Profession of faith
19
What was Neo-Confucianism?
Confucianists who did not believe in filial piety.
Strict Confucianists.
Confucianists who borrowed Buddhist ideas about the soul.
Confucianists who borrowed Islamic ideas.
20
Which country did the Mongols not conquer?
India
Persia
Eastern Russia
China
21
When was the Great Schism
1054 CE
476 CE
1054 BCE
1453 CE
22
Where were the Mongols from?
China
Central Asian steppes
Western Asia
Southeast Asia
23
Why did the Great Schism happen?
Establish of public works
Destruction of icons
Destruction of the mosaic
People were unhappy with the laws
24
Who persuaded Justinian to stay & fight in the Nika Rebellion to save Constantinople?
His son, Alexander
The Pope
His top general, Belisarius
His wife, Theodora
25
Who is the first Caliph of Islam?
Muhammad
Ali
Mansa Musa
Abu Bakr
26
Manorialism was the system that
provided a comfortable living for all involved
united the traditions of classical rationalism with medieval Christianity
secular authorities utilized to name bishops
described eocnomic and political relations between landlords and peasants
27
What is gender parallelism?
men and women working different shifts of the same job
the equality of men and women in farming
men and women have separate, complimenting activities
the seclusion of women from public life
28
Manorialism can be described as
political system, exchange land for protection
belief system, church influenced all parts of life
social system, serfs could become knights
economic system, exchange protection for work services
29
The Trans-Saharan Trade network was a link between what two worlds?
African and European
African and Arab
North African and Asian
Arab and European
30
Syncretism is...
The rapid spread of an idea across a large group of people.
The spread of an idea through physical movement
The theory that people can overcome the changes of the environment
Two groups meshing together to form a new culture.
31
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Crusades?
The Byzantine Empire falls
Christians' failure to keep the Holy Land
The Pope's power declines
New ideas and trade items are introduced to Europe
32
Which of the following was NOT an achievement of the Abbasid Dynasty's Golden Age?
Sweet tasting syrups
Algebra
House of Wisdom
Block printing
33
The Bubonic Plague reached Europe in
1347
1412
1215
1302
34
The Islamic Golden Age impacted Trans-Saharan trade through...
the forced conversion of Ghana citizens
the introduction of Eastern medicine
the introduction of camels
the introduction of books to Ghana
35
The inferior status of women of the Song Dynasty is reflected in
forcing women to always have their hair in elaborate styles
foot binding
mandating women to cover their faces with veils
painting their faces white
36
Who was Ibn Battuta?
A Hindu Philosopher
A Buddhist Monk
Emperor of the Abbasid Dynasty
Muslim Traveler & Historian
37
Where are the Swahili people located?
In the Sahara desert region
near the southern coast of East Africa
In West Africa
Near the Nile River
38
What is a bureaucracy?
A system in which priests rule in the name of God
An administrative organization with officials and procedures
A system where there is no structured government
A form of government where a king or queen is the head
39
How was the Mongol Empire contradictory?
They were ruthless during battle, yet tolerant in peace
They had great skill as warriors but lacked leadership skill
Were very clever in war, yet chaotic in their home lives
Very strict life style and only tolerated their own religion
40
A brilliant moment in Byzantine architecture and art, it was the principal church of the Byzantine Empire.
Taj Mahal
al-Masjid al-Ḥarām
Hagia Sophia
Parthenon
