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AP World History based questions.
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1
Which of these is not apart of the four subsections in the modern era (1750-1900) ?
Industrial revolution
Revolution
Imperialism
trade
2
In the time 1900-present, what factor was most responsible for changes in human interaction?
rapid advances in science
development of cars
development in economical problems
steady advances in tech
3
What does the primary source from the renaissance show about the art, time period 1450-1750?
their clothing style at the time
real situations
more natural style
Linear perspective becoming more focused on
4
During 600 C.E-1450, what led to increased volume of trade & grew the range of trade networks?
surpluses
growing usuage of pack animals
Upgraded transportation technologies
Improved commercial practices
5
What did industrialization most commonly change during the modern era?
how goods were produced
how pack animals were no longer needed
the trade routes
how people traded
6
Which aspect did not contribute to the possibility of transoceanic travel & trade? (1450-1750)
production of new tools
development in navigation
Surpluses in supplies
development in cartograhpy
7
What aided Trans-Eurasian trade & communication during 600 C.E - 1450?
more routes
larger pack animals
expansion of knowledge about human interation
expansion of empires
8
what was a
key
transformation of the early modern era (1450-1750)?
The interconnection of the Eastern and Western hemispheres
government structure
The interconnection of the northern & Southern hemispheres
technologies
9
In what ways did europeans handle their new found success that dominated during the modern era?
Culturally
Socially
Economically
Politically
10
What did patriarchy continue to shape in all imperial societies of periods 1-2
family relations
religion relations
gender
gender & family relations
11
What does the piece of primary source mostly suggest about gender roles in the developing 1900s
woman's role in society
the dominance of men to vunerable women
only men being allowed to have a job
men's place in a household
12
What would take most credit for in transforming human understanding of the world?(1900-present)
New technology
New scientific paradigms
New religions
New cultures
13
Which aspects from "spice" was most intensified/deepened in the time 600 C.E. - 1450 ?
Human Interaction
Social structures
Political conflict
Culture
14
What was a direct cause of environmental and linguistic effects during 600 C.E. - 1450?
The movement of peoples
development of new technologies
development in the efficently of making of books
the movement of exotic animals
15
From which did urbanization did not bring big changes to in means of spice during modern era?
cultural
political
Social
economic
16
What does the primary source image depict of period 1?
that horses can hover
traveling
association of wealth with horses
domestication of animals
17
What did the green revolution help out most during the 1900s-present?
aided efficiency of agriculture
helped the environmental issues
aided the rapid population growth
help make the world more green
18
What specific revolution incredibly increased energy available to human societies?(modern era)
the solar revolution
the fossil fuels revolution
the electrical revoultion
19
What does the following quote from Mouzi’s Disposing of Error (Lihuo Lun) suggest?
spread of powers
spread of buddihism
new perspectives
suspecion
20
How were religious and cultural systems
transformed
from 600 B.C.E. to 600 C.E.?
advance in languages
Food surplus lead to creative outlooks
heightening contact between regions
Empires and States expanded in size
21
In the early modern era, what do Europeans do?
decline
become powerful
become more involved in commerce
become immensly more aware by expanding & building empires
22
What was intensified that brought prosperity & economic disruption during 1450 - 1750?
money values
Existing trade networks
transportation techniques
new trade networks
23
Which one WAS NOT of many exchanged across far-flung networks of communication and exchange-p1
Cultural ideas
Disease Pathogen
War ideas
People
24
Which technique used by Imperial governments to forecast military power over vast areas in p.1
making their own superior savage weapons for that power
Diplomacy
developing savage supply lines
using extreme force
25
What caused older land based empires collapse during the last period?
technological stagnation
Economic hardship
military defeat
political and social discontent
