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What is Bushido?
Which of these is a result of the Black Death?
Period 1 Review -NEW
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Which of these is a result of the Black Death?
The spread of the Pax Mongolica
increased opportunity of plague survivors in Europe
An increase in the trans-Sahara Caravan trade
All of the above
2
What is Bushido?
ritual suicide by the samurai
lacquered armor worn by samurai
a tea ceremony
"The way of the warrior"
3
India, during the 1st time period is best described as?
a powerful, politically unified hindu state
An Islamic nation ruled by the Delhi Sultanate
established by peasant uprising.
Developed with social classes and social mobility
4
The Mongol empire included all of the following regions?
America, Perisa and Russia
China, Europe and Persia
China, Persia and Russia
Persia, Europe and Southeast Asia
5
The Byzantine Emperor Justinian is known for?
all of the above
Building the Haiga Sophia
Theodora his wife
Creating the Corpis iuris civilis
6
The Photo provides evidence of which of the following?
Islamic architecture sometimes adapted to local customs
West Africans observed Islam less strictly than Arabs
Great Zimbabwe lacked access to stone
African building techniques were more advanced than Europe
7
How did the Abbasid Caliphate differ from the Umayyads?
The abbasids were Sunni and the Umayyad's were Shiites
the Abbasids were more inclusive of non-Arabs
The abbasids moved the capital to Damascus
The Abbasids conquered more territory
8
The photo is an example of what Andean record keeping device?
Calculator
abacus
quipu
tallys
9
The atlas produced in Spain, shows what about Africa?
Word of Mansa Musa's wealth in gold had reached Europe
Islam remained the dominant religion
Europe viewed africans with hate
Spain was part of the trans Sahrah trade network
10
The images shows influence of what religion?
Buddhism in East Asia
Old Buildings
Hindu in Southeast Asia
Muslim in Southeast Asia
11
Which of the following did
NOT
contribute to the Renaissance?
allowed religious freedom
Utilize CHinese scholar-bureaucrats to administer the empire
outlaw torture
Provide immunity for foreign diplomats
12
What caused the Sunni-Shiite Split?
a refit between fundamentalists and liberal Islamics
Conflict over the translation of the Quran
Divergent interpretation of religious texts
Disagreement over leadership succession issues
13
Which statement best described Islamic Art and Architecture?
Elaborate minatures of historical figures
It's most important contributions were pyramids & sculptures
focuses on abstract geometric patterns & arabic caligraphy
Most art was derived from the Greek and Romans
14
This Cahokia Settlement provides evidence that?
Mesoamerican cities were not advanced
Alaska was home to the oldest natives
Large native settlements existed in Mississippi
Phoenecians reached the america's
15
Who was Zheng He?
A Buddhism monk who crossed the Himilayas
A Chinese Admiral who explored throughout the Indian Ocean
The 2nd Chinese scholar of Confucianism
Mrs. Payan's homie
16
Which of the following accurately describes a similarity between the Tang and Byzantine Empire?
Both had bureaucrats and standards of education.
Overlap with church and state government affairs in everyday life
Byzantine was large urban center and Tang was small along trade routes
Women both gained rights and social mobility
17
Which group of people invaded Europe in the Dark Ages?
Turks, Vikings and Persians
Persians, Chinese and Mongols
Turks Muslims and Vikings
Hindu's Crusaders and Mongols
18
An important similarity between the Aztec and Inca was
Human Sacrifice on massive scale
encourage trade
huge empire on massive scale
Both spoke dialect of Mayan
19
What was the goal of Scholastism?
balancing cultural and religious norms with rational thought
offering university education to the aristocracy
Censoring the works of authors who were thought heretics
Preparing more bureaucrats for the civil service positions