Pax Mongolica is most associated with

safer trade and travel across the Mongol Empire.

During the Post-Classical era, Women in China and West Africa

maintained traditional gender roles

Why did China's population most likely drastically increase between the Tang & Song dynasties?

East Asian rice varieties, like champa rice.

Bubonic Plague most likely spread to Europe through

Mongol trade routes from the East.

How did the Silk Road most affect the spread of Buddhism?

traders carried their Buddhists beliefs to China

Merchants in diasporic communities often

blended their own culture with that of the new region.

What unification measures helped the Islamic Caliphates maintain control of their empire?

shared language, religion, standardized currency

The Mongols and Aztecs both

conquered surrounding groups to establish their empires

What was the house of wisdom?

A place where scholars translated knowledge into arabic

Islam spread to SE Asia because

muslim merchants and missionaries traveled in the Indian Ocean

Ibn Battuta and Margery Kempe were travelers who

completed religious pilgrimages

Diasporic communities in the Indian Ocean led to

increased trade and cultural diffusion

The Mongols ended up adopting

some Chinese ideas about government & agriculture.

Which of the following most closely resembles the Tang Chinese relationship with Buddhism?

It was supported at first but them targeted for destruction.

Most significant demographic impact of the Mongols:

population devastation from Plague.

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1
Pax Mongolica is most associated with
safer trade and travel across the Mongol Empire.
The connection between the Mongolian and Roman empires.
The spread of the Black Death across Mongol territory.
the absolute brutality of Mongol Conquests.
2
Who converted to Islam in Africa?
peasants
kings and elites
only merchants
women
3
Slaves were imported to the Islamic Caliphates to
be caravan traders
convert to Islam
be domestic slaves
work on sugar plantations
4
During the Post-Classical period, cities most often grew because of
religious missionaries.
industrialization.
interregional trade.
the end of barbarian invasions.
5
Kashgar and Samarkand are examples of
Innovations
Trading Cities
Caravanserai
Learning Centers
6
During the Post-Classical era, Women in China and West Africa
practiced Islam
were considered subservient to men
both practiced footbinding
maintained traditional gender roles
7
Which of the following did NOT lead to the creation of the Indian Ocean Trade Route?
The Spread of Islam
Increased Demand for Specialized Products
New Maritime Technologies
Mongol Protection
8
Which of the following had the smallest economic impact during the Post-Classical period?
The Islamic Caliphates
Sub-Saharan Mali and the Swahili States
The Mongols
Feudal Europe
9
The Mongols conquered all of the following EXCEPT
Persia
Russia
China
Japan
10
Which of the following was NOT a traveler of the Post-Classical Age?
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
Wu Zhao
Margery Kempe
11
Why did China's population most likely drastically increase between the Tang & Song dynasties?
the arrival of citrus fruits through Dar al-Islam.
New world crops, like corn and potatoes.
East Asian rice varieties, like champa rice.
high numbers of calories from Indian crystallized sugar.
12
Bubonic Plague most likely spread to Europe through
unwashed plaid sheets.
contaminated salt from Sub-Saharan Africa.
traveling missionaries.
Mongol trade routes from the East.
13
Which trade route had to deal with Monsoons?
Silk Road
Trans-Saharan
Indian Ocean
Hanseatic League
14
How did the Silk Road most affect the spread of Buddhism?
traders carried their Buddhists beliefs to China
Buddha encouraged people to seek Enlightenment
Dangers on the Silk Road taught people about suffering
Chinese philosophers wrote Buddhist texts
15
Merchants in diasporic communities often
blended their own culture with that of the new region.
completely assimilated into the culture of the new region.
ignored all foreign customs and self-secluded.
waged war upon their adopted regions.
16
What unification measures helped the Islamic Caliphates maintain control of their empire?
Forced religious conversions and increased trade
shared language, religion, standardized currency
syncretic architecture and cultural blending
common written language and religious tolerance
17
The Mongols and Aztecs both
used diplomacy to build their empires
mastered siege warfare to wipe our important trade cities
conquered surrounding groups to establish their empires
adopted montheistic religions when conquering neighboring groups
18
Which of the following was NOT an important trade food along the Indian Ocean trade routes from 1200 - 1450?
Rice
Citrus
Potatoes
Bananas
19
What was the house of wisdom?
A place where scholars translated knowledge into arabic
The largest mosque in the Islamic world
A huge university
A place used for religious meditation
20
Islam spread to SE Asia because
muslim merchants and missionaries traveled in the Indian Ocean
the Abbasid Caliphate conquered the Khmer
the mongols conducted trade directly with states in SE Asia
the lack of devotion to Hinduism and Buddhism in SE Asia
21
coerced labor system associated with feudal europe
Corvee
Slavery
Mit'a
Serfdom
22
This religion teaches the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path
Confucianism
Polytheism
Buddhism
Hinduism
23
Ibn Battuta and Margery Kempe were travelers who
completed religious pilgrimages
visited Mecca
traded luxury goods
went to china
24
This image shows the furthest reach of which civilization?
Roman Empire
Islamic Empire
Song Dynasty
Mongol Empire
25
Diasporic communities in the Indian Ocean led to
the spread of Christianity
decreased trade
increased trade and cultural diffusion
spread of the black death
26
The Mongols ended up adopting
some Chinese ideas about government & agriculture.
Christianity.
foot binding.
Mr. Williams.
27
Which of the following most closely resembles the Tang Chinese relationship with Buddhism?
Empress Wu introduced Buddhism to China for the first time.
The Tang only allowed NeoConfucianism; Buddhism was illegal.
Buddhism allowed all Tang women to gain equality with men.
It was supported at first but them targeted for destruction.
28
Where would you find this structure?
West Africa
Istanbul
Spain
Northern India
29
Most significant demographic impact of the Mongols:
population boom in the Middle East.
a portion of Mrs. Randall's DNA.
an uneven ration of boys to girls in Mongolia.
population devastation from Plague.
30
Mali exported
Silk and Salt
Gold and Salt
Cotton and Gold
Ivory
31
The Incan Mit'a System was
Conscription into the military
Government mandated labor
Indentured servitude
Government mandated taxes
32
Which syncretic language was the result of Bantu and Arabic trade on the East coast of Africa?
Urdu
Javalin
Afro-Arabian
Swahili

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