Marco Polo's stories...

Influenced other Europeans to visit China.

Created the largest empire of all time.

Egypt differed from Mesopotamia civilization by stressing....

Well-organized, durable empires.

As a result of Hitler’s rise to power...

Nazi beliefs became state policy and law.

Since there was no concept of private ownership of land in sub-Saharan Africa...

Slave ownership became a form of determining wealth.

Hunting and gathering societies...

Organize rather small groups into political units.

Which was NOT a common result of the bubonic plague?

A temporary decrease in worker's wages.

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the industrial revolution?

Population decreased, less crowding and dirty conditions.

The French Revolution can be characterized as a...

Worker's uprising that merged with a middle-class revolt.

Political theorist, credited with the idea of communism.

Increased trade between the east and west Mediterranean.

What was Neo-Confucianism?

Confucianists who borrowed Buddhist ideas about the soul.

Which of the following was a result of the Protestant Reformation?

Division between religious sects.

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AP World History Review Project

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I will be doing about 40 question on the AP world history topic. I will also make sure to include review questions on all topics/sections, especially ones that I am still confused on. This will be in the structure of a regular, question-and-answer Quiz.

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Questions 40

Answers

1
The Cold War was a struggle for power and political/economic influence between...
Great Britain and USSR.
France and Germany.
US and USSR.
US and Great Britain.
2
Marco Polo's stories...
Grew in controversy, especially in China.
Influenced other Europeans to visit China.
Encouraged Europeans to go to war with China.
Depicted an unrealistic view of life in China.
3
Many African societies unaffected by either Christianity or Islam developed states without...
Systems of writing.
Borders.
Systems of government.
Monumental architecture.
4
What was the first Chinese dynasty?
Qin dynasty.
Tang dynasty.
Xia dynasty.
Han dynasty.
5
Who did not establish a centralized government in the lands he conquered?
Chinggis Khan.
Osman.
Khubilai Khan.
Niani.
6
The Mongols...
Never expanded their empire.
Were the first empire to use democracy.
Created the largest empire of all time.
Had a weak military and were always defeated.
7
The highest prices in the Asian network were paid for...
Cotton textiles.
Gold and silver.
Spices.
Silk and porcelain.
8
What was the primary role of women in Mexica society?
Farming and harvesting crops.
To bear children.
To take care of the house.
Assisting men in political matters.
9
All of the following were leaders of totalitarian governments in the 1930’s and 1940’s EXCEPT..
Francisco Franco.
Benito Mussolini.
Joseph Stalin.
Neville Chamberlain.
10
The introduction of what new crop in about 400 CE encouraged a migratory surge in Africa?
Mango.
Cotton.
Bananas.
Potatoes.
11
What is an example of syncretism?
Hinduism and Islam.
Christianity and Islam.
Judism and Christianity.
Buddhism and islam.
12
In 1279, Khubilai Khan proclaimed the...
Han dynasty.
Yuan Dynasty.
Holy Roman Empire.
Ming Dynasty.
13
The capital of the Aztec Empire was...
Tenochtitlan.
Karakorum.
Tuxpan.
Chichen Itza.
14
Egypt differed from Mesopotamia civilization by stressing....
Firm religious beliefs.
Greater social equality.
Extensive trade.
Well-organized, durable empires.
15
Gun powder had its origins in...
China.
Central Europe.
Japan.
Pre-colonial Africa.
16
The capital of Mongol Empire under Chinggis Khan was...
Tenochtitlan.
Karakorum.
Mesopotamia.
Swahili.
17
As a result of Hitler’s rise to power...
There was a violent revolution in Germany.
Western countries refused to recognize Germany.
Nazi beliefs became state policy and law.
The German people gained democratic power.
18
Since there was no concept of private ownership of land in sub-Saharan Africa...
Most people worked for the government.
Slavery was naturally abolished.
People lacked personal wealth.
Slave ownership became a form of determining wealth.
19
Hunting and gathering societies...
Are always warlike and require little land.
Organize rather small groups into political units.
Could not survive after Middle Eastern people developed.
Are not able to produce art.
20
Which was NOT a common result of the bubonic plague?
Population loss.
End of Feudalism.
The church became less influential.
A temporary decrease in worker's wages.
21
What did Daoists advocate for?
The need for tough laws.
Deference to elders.
Respect for family obligation, and filial piety.
Harmony with nature.
22
The Silk Road connected...
China to the Roman Empire.
India to Russia.
China to India
Greece to the Roman Empire.
23
What was the earliest religion of the Turkish peoples?
Shamanistic.
Islam.
Hinduism.
Zoroastrianism.
24
The outbreak of the Bubonic plague in the 14th century began in...
Central America.
China.
Sub-saharan Africa.
Northern Europe.
25
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the industrial revolution?
Favorable natural resources.
New technologies and innovations.
Population decreased, less crowding and dirty conditions.
Government support of businesses.
26
The French Revolution can be characterized as a...
Combination of radical and liberal uprisings.
Middle-class revolt that became more radical.
Radical popular movement.
Worker's uprising that merged with a middle-class revolt.
27
Karl Marx was a...
Political theorist, credited with the idea of communism.
Scientist.
Revisionist.
Anarchist.
28
The Congress of Vienna tried to erase the effects of what development?
The industrial revolution.
The Scientific Revolution.
The liberal uprisings.
The French Revolution.
29
Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?
All life is suffering.
One can be freed of this desire.
Suffering is caused by desire.
Only the impure suffer.
30
Which religion focused on both good and evil and predicted the ultimate destruction of evil?
Christianity
Buddhism.
Zoroastrianism.
Hinduism
31
What nation led the way in the great age of European exploration?
Portugal.
England.
Spain.
France.
32
A Bantu village ruling council was made up of?
Wealthy elites.
Only landowners.
Mostly women
The male heads of families.
33
The crusades...
Led to the complete fall of the Roman empire.
Helped spread the ideas of islam.
Increased trade between the east and west Mediterranean.
Decreased trade in the Mediterranean.
34
Which of the following is NOT a reason Rome fell?
Military conflicts .
Economic weakness.
Increasing patriotism.
Political turmoil.
35
In what region of Africa was the influence of Islam most profound?
Ethiopia.
West Africa among the Yoruba and at Benin.
Sudan and Swahili coast.
Along the Kongo River.
36
What country is considered to be the birthplace of the Renaissance?
France.
Italy.
China.
England.
37
What was Neo-Confucianism?
Confucianists who did not believe in filial piety.
Confucianists who borrowed islamic ideas.
Strict Confucianists.
Confucianists who borrowed Buddhist ideas about the soul.
38
Which of these was a movement focusing on cultural unity?
Socialism.
Conservatism.
Liberalism.
Nationalism.
39
Which of the following was a result of the Protestant Reformation?
Increased power of the Catholic Church.
Division between religious sects.
The dominance of the Anglican Church in Rome.
A decrease in the amount of Presbyterians.
40
One of the central factors in the establishment of trans-Saharan trade was...
The discovery of gold and other luxuries in these areas.
New maps of the Saharan desert allowed for easier travel.
Pressure from Europe to establish trade in Africa.
Domestication of the Camel.

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AP World History Review Project

40 termsStudBud Administration21 plays

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
The Cold War was a struggle for power and political/economic influence between...
Great Britain and USSR.
France and Germany.
US and USSR.
US and Great Britain.
2
Marco Polo's stories...
Grew in controversy, especially in China.
Influenced other Europeans to visit China.
Encouraged Europeans to go to war with China.
Depicted an unrealistic view of life in China.
3
Many African societies unaffected by either Christianity or Islam developed states without...
Systems of writing.
Borders.
Systems of government.
Monumental architecture.
4
What was the first Chinese dynasty?
Qin dynasty.
Tang dynasty.
Xia dynasty.
Han dynasty.
5
Who did not establish a centralized government in the lands he conquered?
Chinggis Khan.
Osman.
Khubilai Khan.
Niani.
6
The Mongols...
Never expanded their empire.
Were the first empire to use democracy.
Created the largest empire of all time.
Had a weak military and were always defeated.
7
The highest prices in the Asian network were paid for...
Cotton textiles.
Gold and silver.
Spices.
Silk and porcelain.
8
What was the primary role of women in Mexica society?
Farming and harvesting crops.
To bear children.
To take care of the house.
Assisting men in political matters.
9
All of the following were leaders of totalitarian governments in the 1930’s and 1940’s EXCEPT..
Francisco Franco.
Benito Mussolini.
Joseph Stalin.
Neville Chamberlain.
10
The introduction of what new crop in about 400 CE encouraged a migratory surge in Africa?
Mango.
Cotton.
Bananas.
Potatoes.
11
What is an example of syncretism?
Hinduism and Islam.
Christianity and Islam.
Judism and Christianity.
Buddhism and islam.
12
In 1279, Khubilai Khan proclaimed the...
Han dynasty.
Yuan Dynasty.
Holy Roman Empire.
Ming Dynasty.
13
The capital of the Aztec Empire was...
Tenochtitlan.
Karakorum.
Tuxpan.
Chichen Itza.
14
Egypt differed from Mesopotamia civilization by stressing....
Firm religious beliefs.
Greater social equality.
Extensive trade.
Well-organized, durable empires.
15
Gun powder had its origins in...
China.
Central Europe.
Japan.
Pre-colonial Africa.
16
The capital of Mongol Empire under Chinggis Khan was...
Tenochtitlan.
Karakorum.
Mesopotamia.
Swahili.
17
As a result of Hitler’s rise to power...
There was a violent revolution in Germany.
Western countries refused to recognize Germany.
Nazi beliefs became state policy and law.
The German people gained democratic power.
18
Since there was no concept of private ownership of land in sub-Saharan Africa...
Most people worked for the government.
Slavery was naturally abolished.
People lacked personal wealth.
Slave ownership became a form of determining wealth.
19
Hunting and gathering societies...
Are always warlike and require little land.
Organize rather small groups into political units.
Could not survive after Middle Eastern people developed.
Are not able to produce art.
20
Which was NOT a common result of the bubonic plague?
Population loss.
End of Feudalism.
The church became less influential.
A temporary decrease in worker's wages.
21
What did Daoists advocate for?
The need for tough laws.
Deference to elders.
Respect for family obligation, and filial piety.
Harmony with nature.
22
The Silk Road connected...
China to the Roman Empire.
India to Russia.
China to India
Greece to the Roman Empire.
23
What was the earliest religion of the Turkish peoples?
Shamanistic.
Islam.
Hinduism.
Zoroastrianism.
24
The outbreak of the Bubonic plague in the 14th century began in...
Central America.
China.
Sub-saharan Africa.
Northern Europe.
25
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the industrial revolution?
Favorable natural resources.
New technologies and innovations.
Population decreased, less crowding and dirty conditions.
Government support of businesses.
26
The French Revolution can be characterized as a...
Combination of radical and liberal uprisings.
Middle-class revolt that became more radical.
Radical popular movement.
Worker's uprising that merged with a middle-class revolt.
27
Karl Marx was a...
Political theorist, credited with the idea of communism.
Scientist.
Revisionist.
Anarchist.
28
The Congress of Vienna tried to erase the effects of what development?
The industrial revolution.
The Scientific Revolution.
The liberal uprisings.
The French Revolution.
29
Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?
All life is suffering.
One can be freed of this desire.
Suffering is caused by desire.
Only the impure suffer.
30
Which religion focused on both good and evil and predicted the ultimate destruction of evil?
Christianity
Buddhism.
Zoroastrianism.
Hinduism
31
What nation led the way in the great age of European exploration?
Portugal.
England.
Spain.
France.
32
A Bantu village ruling council was made up of?
Wealthy elites.
Only landowners.
Mostly women
The male heads of families.
33
The crusades...
Led to the complete fall of the Roman empire.
Helped spread the ideas of islam.
Increased trade between the east and west Mediterranean.
Decreased trade in the Mediterranean.
34
Which of the following is NOT a reason Rome fell?
Military conflicts .
Economic weakness.
Increasing patriotism.
Political turmoil.
35
In what region of Africa was the influence of Islam most profound?
Ethiopia.
West Africa among the Yoruba and at Benin.
Sudan and Swahili coast.
Along the Kongo River.
36
What country is considered to be the birthplace of the Renaissance?
France.
Italy.
China.
England.
37
What was Neo-Confucianism?
Confucianists who did not believe in filial piety.
Confucianists who borrowed islamic ideas.
Strict Confucianists.
Confucianists who borrowed Buddhist ideas about the soul.
38
Which of these was a movement focusing on cultural unity?
Socialism.
Conservatism.
Liberalism.
Nationalism.
39
Which of the following was a result of the Protestant Reformation?
Increased power of the Catholic Church.
Division between religious sects.
The dominance of the Anglican Church in Rome.
A decrease in the amount of Presbyterians.
40
One of the central factors in the establishment of trans-Saharan trade was...
The discovery of gold and other luxuries in these areas.
New maps of the Saharan desert allowed for easier travel.
Pressure from Europe to establish trade in Africa.
Domestication of the Camel.