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AP World History: Modern, Chapter 3 Quiz
AP World History: Modern, Chapter 3 Quiz
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1
What new idea combatted the need for supply of currency Circa 1200 CE?
"Strings" of currency, which were known as 1000 copper coins tied together.
Early forms of banks, using loans to increase the economy.
Paper bills, also known as "flying cash".
2
The Europeans invented the new types of boats called "Dhows, Junks, and Cogs". (Circa 1000)
True
False
3
Which of the 4 major cultural spheres was known as the most wealthy and prosperous?
China.
Asia.
India.
Europe.
4
Why did the 200,000 pioneering peasants emigrate from Germany and Belgium to the fronts of Europe?
The climate was more accepting and promoted a better work environment.
The local economies in Germany didn't support the peasants anymore
The area offered the promise of freedom from feudal lords arbitrary justice
5
Which two religions are connected to Sufism?
The Suni and the Shiites.
The Mongols and the Suni.
The Mughals and the Shiites.
No answer is correct.
6
What statement best describes the distribution of the purple dots (other trading centers) on the attached map?
They are placed mainly on the trade routes for ease of access.
Most are placed away from the major hubs so they have no competition.
They are placed on the coast to benefit from maritime trade.
They are dispersed evenly so there is no interference with eachother.
7
Which group of people settled around the borders of Chinese territory, who "sought to conquer and copy Chinese proper".
Barbarians that previously fought against Chinese forces.
Mongolians that sought to expand their territory.
Nomads that were unsuccessful in making their own prosperous city.
Mughals that were trying to secure their conquered area.
8
Where did the most trade occur within this time period?
Africa
A mix of all three
Europe
Asia
9
What area does the trade routes cover in the attached map?
Western China and Asia.
Eurasia.
The United States.
Afro-Eurasia.
10
Slaves were a common commodity in the marketplaces of the Islamic world. (Circa 1000-1250)
True
False
11
The Chinese were responsible for the invention of paper.
False
True
12
Who assumed the mandate of heaven, reunified China, and was a military general for the Song Dynasty?
Henry V Plantagenet.
Janos Hunyadi
Alfred the Great.
Zhao Kuangyin.
13
Which was most important towards maritime trade?
The magnetic compass
The rise of the Song dynasty
New designs of boats that came from China
14
The Dejhi Sultanate controlled which of the following regions?
China
Asia
India
Europe
15
Which of these is NOT a theme that dominates this time period?
The Mongol Empire continued to reach throughout most cultural spheres.
Islam became the most widespread/popular religion, passing other religions.
Maritime trading increased in usage, which caused cities to grow faster.
Trade and religious integration made the world’s major cultural “spheres,”
16
Who created the civil service exam?
Japan.
The Mongol Empire.
China.
17
What was the preemininent power in 1000 CE?
India
Asia
China
Europe
18
Based on the content on this chapter, make your best inference on what the yellow dots on the attached map mean.
Major trading hub/centers.
Major resource areas that are being farmed.
Previous battle spots.
19
Which of the following has the strongest correlation with the attached map of India? (Circa 1250)
New trade routes spread Muslim Ideologies throughout India.
Trade routes connecting to large cities show the importance of entrepôts.
Trade routes on the coast show how maritime trade is becoming popular.
20
The Chinese were responsible for the invention of gunpowder.
False
True
