1234 '23

After the fall of Rome and the decentralization of Kingdoms in Europe, what system came to dominate the social system?

As Hinduism and Islam clashed in Central Asia, what NEW religion emerged?

MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE: Name... that... Empire. VERSAILLES.

As the LAND BASED EMPIRES expanded, which of the following expedited their growth?

Africa was definitely NEGATIVELY impacted by Unit 4. But, what do the Asante and Kongo Kingdoms have in common?

Unit 2 introduces us to a new word: DIASPORA. Which of the following describes someone living in diaspora?

Chinese population was growing, but they needed food to feed the people. What Kingdom provided the answer via tribute?

NAME THAT EMPIRE:

Many enslaved people fled their plantations to live in the countryside. What were these formerly enslaved now called?

This market has everything. So much to trade. BUT, you can't carry silver with you. What do you use to pay for things?

Social Hierarchies were completely shaken up in Unit 4. What NEW social hierarchy dominated Latin America?

To be fully successful trading HERE, you need accurate knowledge of __________.

You're a Spanish Conquistador in Peru. What coerced labor system would you use that people here would be familiar with?

Labor Systems are a big deal in Unit 4. Which of the following was NEW in this period (1450-1750)?

Which of the following LAND BASED EMPIRES is NOT matched to its correct location?

MONUMENTAL ARCHITECTURE: Name... that... Empire. TAJ MAHAL.

TAX COLLECTION CHECK: You hire out local Hindu landlords to collect taxes on behalf of the Mughal Empire.

This trade route did so much more than provide Salt/Gold to the world. What belief system transferred across this route?

Not every Columbian Exchange thing was good. What ended up killing as many as 90% of the Native Americans?

NAME THAT SHIP INNOVATION: Over 60% of all trade to Europe in this period was carried on these Dutch ships.

AP World History Modern starts with 1.1 in China. What dynasty is ruling China in 1200?

To earn your way into that Chinese Bureaucracy, you had to compete. What was used to measure the best candidates?

From 1200-1450, Sub-Saharan West Africa is dominated by this trade Empire on the coast of the Sahara Desert.

Silk Road is cray. So long. So many bandits. Where might you safely rest for the evening?

If you're looking for "BIG EMPIRES" in Unit 4... They ain't here. Instead, these are smaller coastal setups called:

NAME THAT SHIP INNOVATION: When the Portuguese started sailing south around Africa, they used these quick ships.

Of the European Empires, which one was MOST associated with the acquisition of SILVER in this period?

Early Islam was dominated by the Arabs. But, this is AP World. In OUR Dar-al Islam, what ethnicity is now in charge?

Which of the following would take Christian Slaves from Eastern Europe, convert and train them in the Ottoman Empire?

TAX COLLECTION CHECK: You auction off the right to tax the people for a set price, avoiding the cost/hastle/bureaucracy

Which of the following best describes how the Columbian Exchange affected Afro-Eurasia?

Maritime Empires are so hot right now. What if YOU could get in on it by investing through shares of these ventures?

Unit 4 is ALL about interregional contacts. But, Unit 2 also mentions a few. Which is most associated with Navigation?

Finally, you've arrived in Samarkand on your way to Kashgar. How did you get here?

Portugal wasn't the only game in town. What other Empire sponsored voyages, most notably Christopher Columbus?

What is the purpose of this building?

What economic system came to dominate Unit 4 in which empires tried to maximize exports & minimize imports?

In the New World, the Europeans weren't setting up Subsistance Farms. What crops did they grow for profit via trade?

There are MANY Hindu/Buddhist statesfrom 1200-1450. You don't have to know them all. But, which of these doesn't fit?

Arguably the MOST IMPORTANT thing in the Course, what was the transfer of plants, animals, etc between Old World & New?

NAME THAT EMPIRE:

The Catholic Church saw many Christians leave them and form their own forms of Christianity during the:

Those Portuguese Caravels were just 1 way they innovated. Which Portuguese guy led the innovation from his "school"?

Kings rule over Kingdoms. Sultans rule over Sultanates. What did the Mongol leaders rule over?

One outcome of the movement of people was SYNCRETISM. What belief system blended Catholicism & West African Religion?