Which of the following was a reason many in southeast Asia converted to Islam?

Converts were offered social and economic advantages.

How did Islam spread in in southeast Asia?

Merchants and traders shared their religion with those they encountered.

The maintenance of the Silk Road routes by the Tang and Song dynasties of China is evidence that —

China traded extensively with nations in other regions.

All of the following are inventions during the Tang and Song dynasties EXCEPT -

All of the following are inventions of the Tang and Song

The map depicts expansion of Islam. Which of the following statements about Islam during period illustrated is correct?

Islam spread along the trade routes frequented by Muslim traders.

The map below depicts the spread of Islam from 634 to 1250. Based on information provided by map, one can conclude Islam

Became the dominant religion in many diverse cultures over time.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE regarding the Umayyad Dynasty?

The founder of the Umayyad Dynasty was Babur.

Which of the following is a difference between Islam and Hinduism?

Hindus believe in reincarnation while Muslims do not.

The causes for the decline of the Tang dynasty were —

internal and external, in the form of military and peasant rebellions.

Why did Arab and Indian trade routes lose importance during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries?

Europeans began to establish more direct trade routes to Asia.

What was a major effect of the gold-salt trade in Africa?

Islam was spread by the Berbers from North Africa.

Which statement about the impact of the Silk Road and the African gold-salt trade is correct?

Both facilitated the expansion of trade, the spread of religion

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1
The Sunni Muslims only accept the descendants from Muhammad as the true rulers of Islam.
False
True
2
What is a practice that was used by the Song dynasty as a visible subjugation of women?
Farming
Forcing women to work while the men stayed home.
Slavery.
Foot binding.
3
Which of the following was a reason many in southeast Asia converted to Islam?
Converts were offered social and economic advantages.
Citizens banned from society in which they lived if they didn't convert
Converts were offered forgiveness of all debts.
Governments threatened military action against those who refused to convert
4
Which social group was classified as scholar gentry in the Tang and Song dynasties & had to pass a civil service exam
artisans and merchants
government bureaucrats
aristocrats
farmers and herders
5
How did Islam spread in in southeast Asia?
Desertification & climate change caused a mass migration to southeast Asia
Merchants and traders shared their religion with those they encountered.
European slave traders brought Muslim slaves to their SE Asian colonies.
The emperor of China converted to Islam, used the Chinese army to spread
6
Which of the following accounts for the spread of Islam throughout the African continent?
Security concerns due to ethnic conflict
Cultural diffusion
Establishment of early democracies
European imperialism
7
The maintenance of the Silk Road routes by the Tang and Song dynasties of China is evidence that —
Europeans frequently engaged in war with China.
Arab traders sold slaves to Chinese buyers.
China traded extensively with nations in other regions.
the Chinese were the first to circumnavigate the Earth.
8
All of the following are inventions during the Tang and Song dynasties EXCEPT -
Porcelain
All of the following are inventions of the Tang and Song
Magnetic compass
Gunpowder
9
The map depicts expansion of Islam. Which of the following statements about Islam during period illustrated is correct?
Islamic traders refused to trade with non-Muslims.
The Amber Road trade route was key to Islamic expansion.
Islam became the dominant religion in medieval Europe.
Islam spread along the trade routes frequented by Muslim traders.
10
The map below depicts the spread of Islam from 634 to 1250. Based on information provided by map, one can conclude Islam
Became increasingly less influential across the world from 634 to 1250.
Became the dominant religion in many diverse cultures over time.
Was faith of over half of the world's population at its territorial height.
Lost large amounts of territory to Christian forces starting in 750.
11
A hajj is a pilgrimage to Mecca and one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
False
True
12
Which of the following was the first of the great trading states to emerge in West Africa?
Axum
Mali
Songhai
Ghana
13
Mansa Musa was king of Ghana; doubled the size of the kingdom & estab. Timbuktu as center of Islamic learning/culture
True
False
14
Which of the following is NOT TRUE regarding the Umayyad Dynasty?
The largest spread of Islam geographically occurred under the Umayyads
The Umayyad Dynasty was the first major Islamic empire.
The founder of the Umayyad Dynasty was Babur.
The Umayyad Clan are Sunni Muslims.
15
Which of the following is a difference between Islam and Hinduism?
Hinduism promotes a classless society while Islam does not.
Hindus believe in a single god while Muslims do not.
Hinduism requires a pilgrimage to Mecca while Islam does not
Hindus believe in reincarnation while Muslims do not.
16
The causes for the decline of the Tang dynasty were —
internal, in the form of tensions between religious groups.
internal, in the form of aristocratic usurpations of the throne.
internal and external, in the form of military and peasant rebellions.
external, in the form of invaders from Tibet.
17
Why did Arab and Indian trade routes lose importance during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries?
Many European nations outlawed the sale or purchase of slaves.
There was a decrease in the trade between Europe and Asia.
Europeans began to establish more direct trade routes to Asia.
The Ottoman Empire conquered these areas and had little interest in trade.
18
What was a major effect of the gold-salt trade in Africa?
Exotic products from the East made salt very valuable.
Slavery became unpopular in Northern Africa.
Diseases were spread from North Africa southward.
Islam was spread by the Berbers from North Africa.
19
Salt was valuable as a trade commodity, because it was used to preserve food and improved taste
False
True
20
Which statement about the impact of the Silk Road and the African gold-salt trade is correct?
Both led to cultural isolation& discouraged diffusion of religious beliefs.
Both resulted in declines in domestic production in many cultures
Both led to the reemergence of classical scholarship as influential force
Both facilitated the expansion of trade, the spread of religion
21
During the Golden Age of Islam, Islamic cultures controlled all of the following except —
the birthplace of Christianity.
the birthplace of Islam.
the Italian Peninsula.
the Iberian Peninsula (present day Spain)

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