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CBA#3 Review
In the Crusade
Islam:
CBA#3 Review
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Islam:
spread throughout America
Spread through war
Spread throughout Europe
spread through trade
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In the Crusade
Muslims tried to recapture Jerusalem
Christians tried to recapture Jerusalem
Muslims tried to recapture Mecca
Christians tried to recapture Mecca
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The ancient Mongolians:
were very religious
created a vast empire
Were an isolated people
Were a peaceful people
4
During the Pax Romana
Greek culture was studied and incorporated
Mongolians roamed Europe
Ignorance spread
War raged throughout Europe
5
The hundred year war lead to:
new technologies
The two hundred year war
Social progress
the end of manorialism
6
The alphabet
Was built upon by each successor culture
Was used in hieroglyphics
Was created by America
Was developed independently by each culture
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After the fall of the Han Dynasty, China
Revived Confucianism
Renounced Buddhism
Saw political power concentrated in the aristocracy
Became a Christian nation
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The 14th Century Catholic Church provided
Good governance for Europe
Hope to peasants
a cure for the Black Death
safe haven for Jews
9
Roman civilization gave us
Islam
an extensive road system
democracy
Christianity
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Which geographic factor influenced the development of Babylonian civilization?
Oceans
Sand
River Valleys
Deserts
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The Mongolian invasion of Russia led to
The spread of Islam in Russia
Freedom for Russian peasants
Russian unity under the Ottomans
Russia being cut off from most of Western Europe
12
The Roman Empire was succeeded by the
Ottoman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Hellenistic Empire
Greek Empire
13
Medieval Europe saw
A drop in religious observance
thriving trade
a decline in learning and trade
A growth in science and learning
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In the Neolithic Revolution, humans discovered
Painting
Horseback riding
irrigation techniques
Horseback riding
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Akbar was known for:
governing incompetence
Religious tolerance
identifying a trap
Religious intolerance
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The decline of long distance trade after the fall of the Roman Empire best exemplified by:
Roads falling into disrepair
The creation of new types of ships
An increase in the use of new languages
The spread of new religions
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The Justinian Code influence
marriage
Religion
medicine
Law
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As the Fertile Crescent developed, prior cultures were
Renounced by successor cultures
Incorporated into successive cultures
ignored
Made illegal
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The end of medieval feudalism was hastened by:
the rise of Islam.
the decline of the Catholic Church
the growth of the catholic church
the death of nobles in the Crusades
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In Medieval feudalism
Serfs were independent
Vassals pledged loyalty to their kings
.Ladies pledged loyalty to their serfs
Knights pledged loyalty to their serfs.
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The pre-European slave trade was centered in:
America
Western Africa
Eastern Africa
iNDIA
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Fertile soil was key to the development of
children
. early religion
early River Valley civilization
early travel
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Hellentic culture fused
Roman,Persian,and Muslim culture
Greek,Christian,and Muslim culture
Roman,Greek,and Christianculture
Egyptian,Persian and Greek culture
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In the Fertile Crescent
Sumerian farmers lost their crops in the flooding of the river
Sumerians practiced monotheistic religion
Sumerian farmers planted crops after the river flooded
Sumerians worshiped Egyptian gods
25
Islam came to India through:
Agriculture
Disease
Trade
War
26
Early Christianity was spread by :
travelers
warfare
Black Death
Government edict
27
One reason for the decline of the Han Dynasty was
the rise of the Romans
poor political decisions
a return to Confucianism
The rise of Christianity
28
Early River Valley civilizations were located in all of the following places except:
. Europe along the Rhine River
Iraq along the Tigris River
Egypt along the Nile River
China along the Yellow River
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Trade,religion and social customs were spread by:
Horse
Agriculture
Camels
The Silk Road
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During the Golden Age of Islam, Muslim rulers were
hostile to other religions
tolerant of other faiths
merciless dictators
peaceful