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AP World Spring '24 Exam 1: Ch 14-15
AP World Spring '24 Exam 1: Ch 14-15
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A Review of the Age of Trans-Atlantic Commerce and the Age of Reformations.
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1
How did the silver trade impact Spain?
It allowed Spanish nobility to pursue conquest of the Americas.
It made Islam more desireable in Spain.
It reduced the amount of conflict in Europe via Spanish traders.
It led to English dominance of the country.
2
Which of the following is true regarding the position of women in Africa in the early modern era?
Few women had access to political power.
Women controlled the millet trade.
Women would have multiple husbands.
Women ascended to the postion of priestesess in their community.
3
The African Diaspora was caused primarily by
The Trans Atlantic Slave Trade
The Portuguese War of Conquest
The Typhoon of 1567
The Sahara Drought
4
Which of the following describes a feature of the syncretic religions of African slave communities in the New World?
The emphasis on education, moral purity, and personal conversion
The exclusive focus on animal sacrifice and spirit possession
The rejection of science, reason, and logic in religious practice
The identification of West African deities with Catholic saints
5
Which of the following IS NOT a factor that led to the adoption of Africans as slaves in the Americas?
Native American populations were decimated by European diseases.
European indentured servants were expensive and temporary.
Marginal Europeans were Christians/ exempt from slavery.
The embracing of Enlightenment ideas like the social contract theory.
6
According to the map, the spread of Christianity was not accompanied by European conquest in which country?
Japan
Mexico
Peru
South America
7
According to the map below, in which of the following regions was Christianity most prevalent prior to the year 1700?
Africa
South America
North America
Europe
8
Wang Yangming in his view of Confucianism
promoted religious tolerance/acceptance of traditions like Christianity.
invoked a divine sanction over the people to obey.
the state should have attacked local customs as idolatry.
argued that individuals could find their own path to virtue and salvation.
9
The height of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade was in the
1700s
1800s
1600s
1400s
10
The independence of European universities in the 16th-17th centuries allowed for which of the following to take place?
The Scientific Revolution
The Spanish Inquisition
Protestant Reformation
The Northern Renaissance
11
In what way did nineteenth-century developments in the sciences depart from Enlightenment principles?
They rejected scientific principles for theological concepts.
They brought the notion of progress into question.
They made conflict and struggle essential for progress.
They challenged universal law.
12
According to the map below, which of the following was the dominant faith in north-central Europe?
Isalm
Catholic
Eastern Orthodox
Protestant
13
According to the map, after its founding, in which direction did the Protestant faith predominantly spread?
South
East
North
West
14
How did the Mughal dynasty handle the diverse set of beliefs in its culture during the early modern era?
Akbar banned the practicing of other religions.
Aurangzeb renewed his father's religious tolerance policies.
The Mughals became a secular state and did not bother with religion.
Akbar created a state cult that blended Hindusim, Islam, and Zoroastrianism
15
Which of the following WAS NOT an appeal of Protestantism in the era of the Reformation?
It reaffirmed Papal supremacy in European feudal society.
Commoners began to use religion to resist the social order.
The middle class found more power and control in their lives.
Questioning the authority of the church led to more authority for kings.
16
Which of the following IS NOT a way the Atlantic slave trade affected African society?
More men were able to marry multiple wives.
Political disruption was common/state authority was weak in many areas.
The loss of population led to an economic boom/redistribution of resources
The preference for male slaves skewed the sex ratio.
17
____brought an end to the 30 Years War & allowed the nobility to decide their own religious affairs?
The Hambrug Accords
The Treaty of London
The Peace of Westphalia
The Cordoba Treaty
18
What factors caused the development of Sikhism from a peaceful community to a militant community?
The colonists of England trained the Sikhs in the art of war.
The Punjabi region was prone to warfare among tribes.
Violence was the best way to spread a religion.
Sikhs had to defend themeselves from Muslim and Hindu oppression.
19
Which of the following IS NOT a means by which Asian countries dominated the Asian commercial network btwn 1450-1750?
Japan began a period of isolationism, trading only with the Dutch.
Chinese merchants dominated the spice trade in Asia.
Overland trade within Asia was in Asian hands and continued to grow.
England signed a non-aggression pact with the Mughal dynasty.
20
Which of the following IS NOT a way 19th cent. science reflected the Enlightenment and rejected it?
Scientists believed in progress/formulated general laws to explain events.
Scientists emphasized conflict/struggle rather than reason and education.
Views on the individual being rational were challenged by later research.
Thinkers like Freud embranced Catholic dogma as explanations for phenomena.