Which set of accomplishments occurred during the Song dynasty of China?

Magnetic compass, paper money, movable-type printing

One way monasteries contributed to the spread of Christianity in Europe was by —

being outposts for missionary work

architecture style of the pictured building reflects the influence of the Catholic Church by —

creating an impression of reaching towards heaven

Which of Justinian’s actions shows the close connection between church and state?

He built large churches such as the Hagia Sophia.

Why were West African kingdoms like Ghana and Mali successful during the Post-Classical period?

adopted Islam and established trade relations with Muslims

What was the primary characteristic of feudal society in medieval Europe?

an exchange of land for services

Which is true of the Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe during the Middle ages?

The Church provided a sense of stability, unity, and order

Which of the following is one event that made 1215 a significant historical year?

King John forced to acknowledge the rights of his subjects

What was a major goal of the Catholic Church during the Crusades?

capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers

Which are the purposes of the qadis and imams in Islamic governments?

They are officials that create and interpret laws.

Which is the most valid generalization about the impact of the Crusades?

increased trade between Europe and Asia

Why did Constantinople become the center of the Byzantine Empire?

a Roman emperor moved the capital of the empire east

The unifying of the Frankish kingdom by Clovis likely contributed to —

the increasing role of Roman Catholicism in Europe

Two immediate results of the fall of the Roman empire were-

a period of economic disorder and weak central government

Who cared for the sick, preserved manuscripts, taught farming techniques, maintained schools

Catholic Monasteries of Western Europe

Which contributed to the division of the Church into Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy?

Opposing opinions on Christian theology

What did the caste system in India and the feudal system in Europe have in common?

a division of society into hereditary social classes

One impact on Asia of the Tang dynasty reunifying China was —

the spread of Buddhism to Japan and Korea

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Which number on the map is the Islamic holy city of Mecca?
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2
4
3
2
Which set of accomplishments occurred during the Song dynasty of China?
Calligraphy, calculating distance from Sun, saddles
Measuring Earth’s circumference, anesthesia, silk cloth
Tea cultivation, algebra, geometric mosaics
Magnetic compass, paper money, movable-type printing
3
One way monasteries contributed to the spread of Christianity in Europe was by —
copying ancient manuscripts by hand
cataloging different varieties of plants
teaching farming techniques to villagers
being outposts for missionary work
4
architecture style of the pictured building reflects the influence of the Catholic Church by —
using the vast ceilings for mosaics of Biblical stories
keeping the inner space dark in solemn reverence
reviving the Greek golden ratio of balanced proportions
creating an impression of reaching towards heaven
5
Under the manorial system, nobles were required to provide serfs with which of the following?
education
livable wage
food
protection
6
In Western Europe, feudalism developed after the-
city of COnstantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks
turmoil of repeated invasions
Renaissance began
Mongols invaded
7
Which of Justinian’s actions shows the close connection between church and state?
He relocated the capital from Rome to Byzantium.
He built large churches such as the Hagia Sophia.
He was crowned head of the church by the Pope.
He developed and published Christian tenets.
8
Why were West African kingdoms like Ghana and Mali successful during the Post-Classical period?
built powerful forts/castles to protect from invasion
grew wealthy controlling routes around the Cape of Good Hope
adopted Islam and established trade relations with Muslims
enslaved people for the Atlantic slave trade
9
What was the primary characteristic of feudal society in medieval Europe?
an exchange of land for services
a representative government
protection of individual rights
economic equality for all
10
Which is true of the Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe during the Middle ages?
The Church gained influence as the world became more secular
The Church encouraged individuals to question authority
Church leaders were limited solely to spiritual activities
The Church provided a sense of stability, unity, and order
11
Which of the following is one event that made 1215 a significant historical year?
Europe began to break into nation-states under monarchies.
King John forced to acknowledge the rights of his subjects
William of Normandy conquered the Anglo-Saxon in Britain.
England developed a law code based on Roman laws.
12
What was a major goal of the Catholic Church during the Crusades?
capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers
establish Christianity in Western Europe
unite Arab peoples
strengthen the power of European rulers
13
Which are the purposes of the qadis and imams in Islamic governments?
They represent and lead political parties.
They are officials that create and interpret laws.
They are writers of constitutions
They are both elected officials that represent the people.
14
Which is the most valid generalization about the impact of the Crusades?
promoted the idea of religious freedom
strengthened the power of serfs in Europe
brought European influence to Africa
increased trade between Europe and Asia
15
A vassal is expected to show loyalty to a lord by —
collecting tolls and taxes
arranging loans at no interest
farming a plot of land
providing military service
16
Which institution served as the main unifying force of medieval Western Europe?
legislature
military
congress
church
17
Why did Constantinople become the center of the Byzantine Empire?
it was a religious center for Muslims
it was geographically isolated from surrounding empires
a Roman emperor moved the capital of the empire east
the Pope made it the capital of the Christian world
18
In the Byzantine Empire, one important feature of life was the development of-
civil service examinations
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
social and political equality
Islam
19
The unifying of the Frankish kingdom by Clovis likely contributed to —
the decline of scholarship and formal education
the abdication of the last western Roman emperor
the increasing role of Roman Catholicism in Europe
the use of Latin in Roman Catholic services
20
Two immediate results of the fall of the Roman empire were-
renewed interest in education and the arts
an increase in trade and improvements in manufacturing
a period of economic disorder and weak central government
the growth of cities and the emergence of the middle class
21
The medieval Church was a unifying force in Europe after the fall of Rome because it offered —
indulgences for sinners
stability and security
redistribution of wealth
multiple sets of beliefs
22
Who cared for the sick, preserved manuscripts, taught farming techniques, maintained schools
Serfdom in the European Manor System
Catholic Monasteries of Western Europe
Medieval Universities in Italian City-States
Manor Lords of European Feudal States
23
Which contributed to the division of the Church into Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy?
Dwindling trade across European kingdoms
Opposing opinions on Christian theology
Growing power of Islamic caliphates
Declining interest in the Crusades
24
What did the caste system in India and the feudal system in Europe have in common?
encouragement of trade between neighboring countries
a strong emphasis on the acquisition of wealth
a division of society into hereditary social classes
a strong belief in social equality
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One impact on Asia of the Tang dynasty reunifying China was —
the diffusion of Mandarin to Korea and Vietnam
the closing of the Silk Road to European traders
the spread of Buddhism to Japan and Korea
the collapse of Mongol rule in East Asia

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