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Fall 23 Honors Unit IV Test Review
Fall 23 Honors Unit IV Test Review
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1
The Japanese system of feudalism after 1600, the emperor served as the symbol of authority while real power was held by
powerful merchants
the samurai
the crown prince
the shogun
2
The Edict of 1635 ordering the closing of Japan reflects what policy?
interdependence
totalitarianism
appeasement
isolationism
3
Signs of Roman decline were manifested by
All of the above
A series of civil wars and barbarian invasions
The years of ongoing military chaos between 235 and 284 CE
Agricultural and economic deterioration
4
René Descartes...
Was a mathematician who promoted the scientific method.
Discovered that the Sun was the center of the universe.
Was forced by the Catholic Church to take back ideas.
Was a writer and advanced the scientific method.
5
The Spanish Inquisition was used to:
Promote Christianity as a peaceful religion
Balance the amount of Christians, Muslims & Jews in Spain
Remove non-Catholics from Spain
Warm up cold people by a nice fire
6
The Mughal rulers
Were Muslims that ruled India
Harmed the economy with their corruption
All of the above
Used military force, advanced weapons tech to maintain power
7
China fell behind technologically during the Ming dynasty because of
The government favoring internal stability over technological innovation
A massive forced exile of intellectuals
Europeans refusal to share their advanced technology
The collapse of the civil service examination
8
In some cases, Africans assisted the Europeans in enslaving and selling other Africans in exchange for weapons
False
True
9
Importance of Clovis I
1st Germanic king to convert to Christianity
Stopped the Muslim advance at the battle of Tours
Conquered England
Captured the holy city of Jerusalem
10
Why was Japan isolated from the 16th to 18th centuries
They kicked all Christian missionaries out and restricted trade
No one wanted to go there
It was difficult to get to
Getting to Japan was dangerous
11
The Mughal Taj Mahal was used...
by the Hindus to show they would fight with the Muslims
to display the power and glory of the Mughal Empire
by Buddhist monks in the Mughal Empire
as a fort in times of distress
12
It can be said of Safavid cultural achievements that
its 17th century carpets epitomized the height of its artistic achievement.
it was minimally involved with textile production.
its architecture was almost wholly imitative.
its painting was intensely affected by Western methods and subjects.
13
During the middle passage, slaves...
Were well fed and well treated to keep price high
Taken from the West Indies to the colonies
Became ill and died due to brutal conditions
Taken from Africa to England
14
Kabuki drama became a popular art form
1800's.
1700's.
1600's.
1900's.
15
Why would cities along the east coast of Africa become Islamic compared to inland cities
Interaction with Muslim cities on the coast (cultural diffusion)
Islam never made it inland
Inland tribes and cities were predominantly Christian
Islam didn't appeal to inland tribes and cities
16
Which of the following was an important continuity from the Ming Dynasty to the Qing dynasty in the seventeenth century?
Maintenance of Silk Roads to promote cultural exchanges with the Mid East
The ongoing assimilation of Manchu cultural traditions by the elite
The use of the examination system & other Confucian bureaucratic practices
Financial support for maritime expeditions similar to those led by Zheng He
17
Pope's influence in the Middle Ages resulted from...
powerful army he had, headed by Charlemagne
appointment by the Roman Emperor
almost everyone in Europe being Christian
economic influence of the Papal States
18
Which of the following statements best describes the similarities between the Enlightenment and the earlier Renaissance?
Both were limited to aristocratic elites
Both focused on a philosophy of human behavior
Both rejected the church for secularism
Women took a leadership role in both periods
19
The West called Suleiman the Lawgiver, "Suleiman the Magnificent." Why?
Because of his military feats
Because it sounded similar to his last name
Because of his cultural achievements, a golden age of the Ottoman Empire
They used it with sarcasm
20
The Ming produced one of the most prized commercial products of Eurasia:
wool
porcelain.
lightweight cannon.
green or ginseng ink
21
The population of the Portuguese colony of Brazil grew rapidly and became predominantly African. Which of the follow...
The adoption of indigenous food crops by African migrants
The rapid natural increase of Brazil’s early slave population
The increase in global demand for cash crops such as sugar
Portuguese loss of colonial holdings in the Indian Ocean
22
basis for the social hierarchy that developed in the Spanish colonies
Political power and influence in the colonies and in Spain
Race
Education level
Land owned
23
During Neolithic rev., agriculture was tied to social change in which of the following ways?
It required more work leaving less for art and literature
productivity encourage social stratification &creates elites
productivity discouraged occupation specialization
surplus led to an early form of socialism, food shared equal
24
What best describes the Ottoman Expansion into Europe & the Middle East?
The Ottomans’ exploitation of Muslim desire to avenge the crusades
The Ottomans’ adoption of the latest gunpowder and artillery technology
The Ottomans’ use of nomadic tribes as cavalry troops
The Ottomans’ use of tax revenues to build a powerful navy
25
How did Isolation impact China?
It helped their economy to thrive
It led to pressure from Europe and rebellions
It led to new advancements in technology
It made China global power
26
Which religion inspired Akbar's new religion, Din-i-llahi?
Christianity
All of the above
Islam
Hinduism
27
The expansion of the Ottoman Empire was driven by
diversity
The election of important leaders
religious fervor
the control of key trade routes
28
Mercantilism (theory)
forbid the trade between Spain and England
Concept of setting up mercantiles ( shops) in small towns across colonies
theory that all profits of the colonies should be equally split.
country's ultimate goal was to gain wealth, major reason for colonization
29
European sea-faring nation desiring to trade with China and who arrived in 1514 was
France
Portugal
Russia
the Netherlands
30
The biggest weaknesses throughout the Ottoman Empire’s history was
weak rulers of succession
intolerance toward other faiths
decision to expand territorially
failure to make use of firearms
31
Why is he Siege of Vienna important
It resulted in the partition of Poland
demonstrated the ability of Europeans to defeat the ottomans
allowed ottomans to seize territory west of Danube river
Demonstrated Islamic superiority
32
The encomienda, hacienda, and mita systems all had what in common?
designed to extract forced labor from Native Americans
Royal taxes that colonists had to pay to Spain
Units of colonial administration in New Spain
made land grants to immigrants
33
Which of the following commodities was most responsible for transforming the global economy?
Silver
Salt
Opium
Tea
34
What was the goal of the Abolitionist Movement?
Improve prison conditions
Ban alcohol use
Increase the number of Southern factories
End slavery
35
The economic theory of mercantilism would be consistent with which of the following statements
colonies are of little importance to the mother country
Trade should be restricted as little as possible
Government should direct the economy to maximize exports
A country should import more than it exports
36
What is the name of this architectural achievement during the Ming Dynasty?
the Forbidden City
the Emperor’s Palace
the Government Palace
the Confucian Temple
37
Which is a political impact of the reformation
rulers gained more power
people started questioning
people became literate
the Pope became rich from selling indulgences