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Unit 2 Networks of Exchange Review (AP WORLD) 2022
Unit 2 Networks of Exchange Review (AP WORLD) 2022
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1
The main ship used along the Eastern route of the Indian Ocean Exchange was the _______ which had 1000s tons of cargo.
Drednought
Junk
Star Destroyer
Dhow
Tanker
Caravel
2
Mansa Musa's rule of the Mali Empire produced all of the following effects EXECPT:
Increased foreign status and recognition of Mali's wealth
Seized control of Mali's gold mining industry and taxed merchants
Actively sponsoring Islam by building mosques
Building a road network linking Sub-Saharan Africa
3
Which technologies diffused westward under Mongol khanates via the Silk Roads?
gunpowder, paper-making, printing
Iron and steel metallurgy
The wheel and irrigation
the astrolabe and dhow
4
Knowledge of __________ made trade in the Indian Ocean possible.
seasons
stars
monsoon winds
rain
5
Identify the region that exported incense, carpets, dyes, and steel weapons:
B
C
E
A
F
D
6
Which religion did NOT typically diffuse across the Silk Roads?
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
7
The ship used along the Western route of the Indian Ocean Exchange was the _________. It had lateen sails.
Galley
Junk
Millenium Falcon
Dhow
Trieme
Cog
8
All of the following are powerful trading cities involved in the Indian Ocean Exchange EXCEPT...
Calicut
Aden
Malacca
Zanzibar and Kilwa (Swahili City-States)
Timbuktu
9
The Mongols successfully conquered all of the states below EXCEPT:
Mamluk Sultanate
Song Empire
Seljuk Turks
Kievan Rus (Early Russia)
Abbasid Caliphate
Korea
10
One cultural consequence of Indian Ocean Exchange was the creation of the ________ language.
Persian
Arabic
Turkic
Swahili
11
These were organized by merchants to reduce the risks involved travelling long distances and encourage more trade.
trading posts
convoys
caravans
diasporic communities
12
How did the accelerating demand for luxuries by elites impact commoners?
Provided more jobs in luxury crafts
Eroded patriarchy
Dissolved trade guilds
Created more equality
13
One of the innovations in existing technologies that helped the Trans-Saharan trade thrive was the ________.
lateen sail
stirrup
horse shoe
camel saddle
astrolabe
magnetic compass
14
One new financial tool used to facilitate exchanges in the later Post-Classical era was...
paper money
metal coinage
bartering
moneylending (loans)
15
Which of these is MOST responsibile for the rapid spread of the Black Death from E. Asia to Europe from c.1345-53?
The Crusades
Domestication of the Camel
Serfdom and Manorialism
The Pax Mongolica
Feudalism
New Financial Tools and Monetization
16
The Black Death had all of these effects on Europe EXCEPT:
Increased membership in craft guilds
Significantly weakened the Catholic Church
Eroded serfdom and manorialism in W .Europe
Reduced population by as much as 50%
17
Long-distance trade and travel was limited in the early Post-Classical era for ALL of these reasons EXCEPT:
Rugged, hostile, and uncharted terrain
Limited infrastructure and supplies
Regions produced the same types of goods
Piracy and Bandits
18
How was trade along long distance maritime routes different than land-based routes?
States had a smaller impact on land routes
Maritime routes traded mostly in luxury exports
Diasporic ethnic groups were only found on sea routes
Bulk quantities of goods, including staples were more possible
19
Which of the following CHANGES occurred along ALL interregional networks from c.600 - 1450 CE?
Demand and production for luxury good fell
Transoceanic trade was possible
The first links outside of single regions were made
Exchanges intensified and contacts expanded
20
Within the Trans-Saharan Network, N. Africa supplied ______ while Sub-Saharan Africa supplied gold, ivory, and slaves.
rice and lumber
incense and carpets
wine and olive oil
salt and horses
silk and porcelain
cotton and textiles
21
This network of exchange began as early as 100 BCE with nomadic peoples who travelled between Rome and Han China.
The Mediterranean
The Silk Roads
Indian Ocean Basin
Trans-Saharan Network
22
________ were one crop that was diffused along the Indian Ocean from Southeast Asia to Africa.
Bananas
Apples
Rice
Cotton
23
The Mongols are famous for all of the following methods of governance EXCEPT:
Toleration of religious practices
Establishing a state religion (Tengri animism)
Providing protection, passports, and priviledges to merchants
Creating a talented, diverse corps of bureaucrats
24
Who was a Chinese Muslim, general and diplomat who traveled the Indian Ocean 7 times with 62 treasure ships?
Ma Huan
Ibn Battuta
Zheng He
Vasco Da Gama
Marco Polo
25
Communications in the Mongol Empire were passed along WHAT system, that organized waystations and messengers?
Ming
Yuan
Silk
Yam
26
Who was the first Great Khan and united the Mongols in Central Asia in 1206 and forged the LARGEST empire in history?
Genghis Khan
Ogodei
Khubilai Khan
Batu
27
Fortified rest stops along the Silk Roads where merchants could have a meal, rest and make trades were called...
monasteries
caravanserai
mosques
bazaars
28
Which of the following regions was linked by the Mediterranean Sea to Asian and African overland routes?
B
C
E
D
F
A
29
Which of the following REGIONS specialized in the production/ export of spices, cotton textiles, ivory, and gems?
South Asia
East Asia
Middle East
Southeast Asia
30
All of the following are Khanates of the Mongol Empire EXCEPT...
Yuan dynasty
Chagatai Khanate
Abbasid Caliphate
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Ilkhanate
31
One example of a trading city that flourished on the Silk Roads from c. 1200 and 1450 was....
Cairo
Samarkand
Malacca
Gujarat
Timbuktu
Venice
32
Which of the following REGIONS specialized in the production/ export of silks, fine porcelain, tea, and paper?
Middle East
Southeast Asia
South Asia
East Asia
33
The ________ diffused to Arabia from China on the Silk Roads and helped make Indian Ocean Trade more possible.
star charts
magnetic compass
astrolabe
telescope
34
Which of the following languages became a lingua franca of international trade from c. 1200 -1450?
Spanish
Sanskrit
Persian
Russian
English
Arabic
35
Which of the following claims is supported by the passage?
Muslims in W. Africa were less devoted to prayer
Veiling of women was less common in W. Africa
Muslims adopted stricter sharia in W. Africa
Muslims in W. Africa were illiterate
36
Mongol armies used all of the following tactics to defeat their enemies EXCEPT:
Adapting seige techs. of enemies (gunpowder + trebuchets)
Heavily Armored Infantry
Cavalry archers and ambushes
Feared brutality that enticed surrender
37
One example of a trading city that flourished on the Trans-Saharan Network from c. 1200 and 1450 was....
Gujarat
Baghdad
Samarkand
Venice
Timbuktu
Hangzhou
38
People who follow migration patterns and climate conditions and require trading with sedentary peoples are called...
Pirates
Nomads (Pastoralists)
Herders
Soldiers
39
The Mediterranean Network thrived in the later Medieval Era for all of these reasons EXCEPT:
Italian and Jewish accounting and banking methods
Merchant Republics and Trade Guilds
Increased demand for luxuries following the Crusades
Viking activity along coasts and rivers
40
Diasporic communities provided all of the following effects EXCEPT:
Diffusing languages and religions
Creating new business networks
Linking regions through travel
Establishing states and empires