AP World History - Chapter 13 through 16

The major barrier to west European expansion prior to the 15th century was

The pattern for relations between China & its neighbors during the postclassical period was

Which is a NOT a pastoral nomadic group from the central Asian steppe:

As the power of Heian emperors declined

Russia’s defeat by the Mongols

All of these were examples of Columbian Exchange EXCEPT:

In comparison to the fall of the Roman Empire, changes in the Arab caliphate

In comparison to Spain and Portugal, the northern European states and their expeditions

The only indigenous aspect of Japanese culture during the Heian era was

The Dutch, French, and English colonies on the North American continent

In Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, the class that most welcomed Chinese influence and culture was

The first European colonial estates

One problem facing historians who study the Mongols is

All of these influenced Europe to expand EXCEPT:

What weakened the power/influence of pastoral nomads over sedentary civilization?

When the Mongols divided their empire, which area did NOT become one of their Khanates

During the Early Modern Era, the world economy and trade

The group during the postclassical era to challenged Chinese influences in Japan/Vietnam

Mongol policies in Russia

The greatest long-term impact of the Mongol unification of much of central Eurasia was the

The Renaissance in Europe

During the Early Modern Period in world history, laborers were

The influence of Chinese culture in Korea produced all of the following EXCEPT:

Looking at the history of Vietnam, what should the French/U.S. have learned?

The main reason European were able to sail/explore, and the Ming Chinese fleets failed was

The postclassical era is marked by the fall in 1453 of what medieval state?

All of these events led to the weakening/end of medieval western European institutions EXCEPT:

What changed in Islam and ended the postclassical age with the beginning of a new era?

The role of the Arab caliphate in international exchange was

Although the Mongols were often brutal, they were

Geography, environment, and movement in Vietnam

After their independence from China, the Vietnamese

Kubilai Khan’s major concern in governing China was

In Africa during the Early Modern Period, Europeans

In order to facilitate colonization/settlement/exploration, the British, French, and Dutch

Local Vietnamese officials identified most with the interests of

The Mongol assault on the Middle East

The first western European nation to establish an overseas empire in the 15th century was

The most important basic commodity traded in the Early Modern Period was

The Ming Chinese naval expeditions of the early 15th century