What was one direct result of the Crusades?

Trade increased between Europe and the Middle East.

Impact effect of the Mongols:

rise in trade on the Silk Roads

The information provided by the map indicates that in 1280 the Mongols controlled

territory from eastern China to eastern Europe

The societies of feudal Japan and medieval Europe were similar in that they

maintained a rigid social class structure

The bubonic plague affected economic development in medieval times by

causing production to decline and prices to rise

What was a long-term impact of Marco Polo’s trips to China?

Trade increased between China and Europe.

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1
Which society preserved Greek and Roman culture?
Byzantine Empire
Tang Dynasty
Medieval Europe
Mongol Empire
2
Used the Stirrup, composite bow, and horsemanship skills
Mongol Empire
Feudal Japan
Islamic Caliphates
Byzantine Empire
3
What was one direct result of the Crusades?
Islamic kingdoms expanded into Europe.
Trade increased between Europe and the Middle East.
Arabs and Christians divided Jerusalem between them.
Alexander the Great became a powerful leader in Eurasia.
4
Empire NOT located in Asia
Feudal Japan
Feudal Western Europe
Tang and Song Dynasties
Mongols
5
Justinian and Theodora
Byzantine Empire
Tang Dynasty
Medieval Europe
Mongols
6
Who created mosques, medical books, and algebra?
Tang China
Byzantine Empire
Islamic Caliphates
Mongol Empire
7
What was one result of large armies traveling great distances during the Crusades?
Democracy in the Middle East grew.
Cultural diffusion increased.
Slavery was eliminated.
Europe’s population severely declined.
8
Economic system associated with feudalism
Communism
Manorialism
Socialism
Capitalism
9
Constantinople had access to which two seas?
Arabian and Mediterranean
Adriatic and Caspian
Mediterranean and Black
Ionian and Aegean
10
Belief System associated with Civil Service System
Confucianism
Daoism
Legalism
Shintoism
11
Practiced Feudalism
Mongols
Medieval Europe
Islamic Caliphate
Byzantine Empire
12
Who followed the Code of Bushido?
Japanese Samurai
Mongol Warriors
Tang Warlords
Medieval Knights
13
Which institution unified people in Medieval Europe?
military
church
legislature
monarchy
14
Eastern half of Roman Empire
Mongol Empire
Medieval Europe
Byzantine Empire
Islamic Caliphates
15
Goal of Manorialism
Self-Sufficiency
private property important
Barter
Establish Trade
16
Impact effect of the Mongols:
introduction of Hinduism to China
rise in trade on the Silk Roads
increased authority of Kievan princes
maritime exploration of Arabia
17
Why was Justinian's Code important?
Protected inalienable rights in Rome
helped establish Code of Hammurabi
Foundation for Western Law
incorporated Asian and European Law
18
The information provided by the map indicates that in 1280 the Mongols controlled
territory from eastern China to eastern Europe
Japan and Korea
areas of Africa, Asia, and Europe
all of Asia
19
Did NOT experience a Golden Age
Mongol Empire
Medieval Europe
Byzantine Empire
Tang Dynasty
20
The societies of feudal Japan and medieval Europe were similar in that they
emphasized learning about new cultures
encouraged scientific experimentation
maintained a rigid social class structure
promoted the exploration of other lands
21
Who built the Hagia Sophia?
Islamic Caliphates
Mongol Empire
Byzantine Empire
Tang China
22
In feudal societies, what gave power?
land ownership
intellectual abilities
monetary wealth
creativity and artistic skills
23
The bubonic plague affected economic development in medieval times by
encouraging the introduction of new types of crops
causing production to decline and prices to rise
sparking the ideas of socialism and reform
destroying the guild system
24
Which concept is best illustrated by this diagram?
cultural diffusion
Social Hierarchy
Guild System
dynastic cycle
25
What was a long-term impact of Marco Polo’s trips to China?
The Silk Roads replaced the all-water route to Asia.
The Chinese forced the Europeans to trade only in Peking.
Trade increased between China and Europe.
China was isolated from other countries.
26
Flagship city of the Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
Peking
Alexandria
Srebrenica
27
Why did Europe's population decline in the 1300s?
Europeans were moving to the New World.
The bubonic plague struck.
Too much fried food.
People converted to Islam and went to live in Jerusalem
28
Which society created the abacus, compass, and gunpowder?
Muslim
Mongols
China
Japan
29
Which other society preserved Greco-Roman culture?
Feudal Japan
Mongols
Islamic Caliphates
Tang China
30
Feudalism developed after
the Renaissance started
the fall of Rome
Constantinople fell.
the Mongols invaded.
31
Believes in the Mandate of Heaven
Mongol Empire
Tang and Song China
Medieval Europe
Japan Feudalism

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