Unit II Ways of the World review

What is the Buddha's real name?

All the folowing contributed to peasant rebellions throughout Chinese history EXCEPT

Which of the following characteristics reflect the influence of Daoism on Chinese culture?

Which contributed most to the decline of trade on the silk road 

What else was traded along trade routes other than goods? 

Which is not an example of domestication of pack animals spread among transregional trade?

Peter was influential to Christianity in that

What was a negative effect of trade?

What did patriarchy influence during 600BCE to 600CE?

Logging in China and smelting in Rome and Greece led to

Why was long distance trade necessary?

What contributed to the economic success and military power of the Persian Empire?

All of these are trade routes during the Classical Era except.

Buddhism and Christianity are most alike in that 

All of the following led to the decline of the Romans,Han and Gupta EXCEPT 

In what ways was Constantine's rule and Ashoka's rule alike?

Which beliefs encouraged monastic life?

How was classical Greece different from other major civilizations from this period

What gave Indian civilization a unique identity NOT found in other 2nd wave civilizations?

What led to the decline of some/most empires? 

Which of the following empires developed a highly sophisticated bureaucracy

Which of the following religions were transformed as they spread along trade routes.

the core ideas of Greco-Roman philosophies and science emphasized ...?

Why is Hinduism difficult to qualify as being polytheistic or monotheistic 

What became the basis for communication, and exchange routes in the Eastern Hemisphere?

What did imperial societies rely on to maintain the production of food?

All of the following are of the Roman Republic except

What tenet of Confucianism was most important in its rapid diffusion in China

what was the largest factor that lead to the end of imperial empires

What core beliefs outlined in the Sanskrit formed the Vedic religions later known as ?

Which of the following is NOT true about Buddhism?

Which is one of the ways Buddhism spread throughout Asia?

Filial Piety is in which religious text?

Which of the following describes a feature common to Hinduism and Judaism?

What diminished urban populations and contributed to the decline of some empires?

In contrast to other 2nd wave civilizations, India’s was the only 1 that was based on

How was Judaism different than the religions that emerged in during the classical period

Indo-European pastoralists who moved into India

Which is NOT one of the ways that Daoism influenced Chinese Culture?

What did Jesus, Siddhartha, and Muhammad all share in common?

Which was the most important contribution of the Berbers on the Trans-Sahara trade route