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AP World Spring 23- Exam 1 Ch 14-15
AP World Spring 23- Exam 1 Ch 14-15
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A Quiz that covers the Columbian Exchange, Age of Commerce/Exploration, and the Global Reform Era.
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1
Which of the following was something that Akbar the Great managed to achieve in early-modern India?
The conversion of all India to Hinduism.
Taking in Christian missionaries expelled by Tokugaway Ieyasu
The outlawing of Bhakti cults.
The creation of a hybrid cult of Islam, Hinduism, and Zoroastrianism.
2
The major difference between the British East India Co. in India/ the Dutch East India Co. in Indonesia was...
The British abandoned the use of silver, while the Dutch doubled down.
The British abandoned India while the dutch made tradeposts in Indonesia
The Biritish negotiate treaties in India, the Dutch conquered Indonesia.
The British Crown covered the cost of their efforts, unlike the Dutch.
3
Which of the following made some places more open to Christian/Catholic missionaries?
The strength of state religions.
The use of military conquest.
The lack of a literate world religion.
Conversion of local rulers.
4
Which century saw the greatest number of slaves shipped from Africa to the Americas?
17th (1600-1699)
16th (1500-1599)
19th (1800-1899)
18th (1700-1799)
5
Which of the following precious metals was considered valuable to the entire globe during the 16th-17th century?
Silver
Platinum
Iron
Copper
6
How was Islam spread between 1450 and 1750?
By conquest
By Sufi mystics, scholars, and traders
Through sacred rituals
Through indoctrination
7
Which of the following best describes the roles of Europeans in commerce during the 16th-17th centuries?
They were the middlemen, funneling silver into Aisa.
They were removed from the global market due to plague
Europe dominated the trade of tea and porcelain.
They were the ones running the exchanges in Asia
8
______ was a key factor that contributed to the Scientific Revolution in Europe.
Independent universities
European libraries
The Catholic Church's acceptance of scientific advancement
Blending Greek rationalism with Sufi spiritualism
9
How did the silver trade effect Spain?
It led to a reduction of the powers of the monarchy.
It gave Spain the power needed to preserve their lands.
It funded the military and political projects of the nobility.
It established market capitalism
10
Which of the following is true of slavery in the premodern Islamic world?
There was no slavery in the premodern world.
All slavery revolved around agriculture.
Some slaves were able to rise in the realms of the military and politics.
Slavery was limited to men only.
11
How did Europe try to control trade in Asia between 1450-1750?
Diplomatic meetings.
Conquest and war.
Fair economic treaties of mutual benefit.
Abolishing the restrictions imposed on Asia by China's tribute system.
12
What was the stance of the Japanese empire regarding Japanese merchants in SE Asia?
The government did not claim any responsibility/association with them.
The emperor took personal responsibility for their acitons
They banned all operations of merchants in SE Asia.
The Shogun used them as an invasive force.
13
Complete this statement: "_____ was essential to relations between Europe and Asia in the Pre-Modern Era."
Empire Building
Exploration
Trade
Monopolization of waterways
14
The use/trade for silver in Africa had the greatest impact on which of the following?
The Shipping Industry
The Slave Trade
The Fur Trapping Industry
The Spice Trade
15
The production of which of the following cash crops is the most closely linked to slavery?
Sugar
Silk
Cinnamon
Pepper
16
Which of the following was true of the Tokugawa Shogunate's treatment of Europeans in the 1600s?
They banned all Europeans from Japan, except for the Dutch.
They slaughtered any European who arrived on Japan.
They required all Europeans convert to Zen Buddhism
They converted to Catholicism
17
Which of the following statements is true regarding the trade of silver and fur in the 16th-17th centuries?
Fur and Silver were considered lesser goods.
Both were used primarily by the poor.
Fur was most valuable in SE Asia, and Silver in Europe.
Both were valuable/traded globally.
18
Which of the following led to a deterioration of relations between the Vatican and China?
Neither country saw any benefit to continued interaction.
China's execution of a high ranking cardinal.
Papal claims over Chinese Christians.
The Pope burned a copy of the Analects that belonged to the Ming Emperor.
19
Which of the following religions were the most intent on converting the native population(s) to their religion?
Quakers
Catholics
Buddhists
Lutherans
20
Where did most of the slaves shipped to the Americas by way of the Trans Atlantic Slave System wind up?
Brazil
Cancun
The Colony of South Carolina
Barbados
