Duplicate of Unit 2: 1200-1450 - Networks of Exchange

Question 1

Who was Kublai Khan?

Accepted Answer

the ancient Chinese emperor of the Yuan Dynasty

Question 2

Who was Ibn Battuta?

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A Muslim explorer.

Question 3

Hand papermaking began in what country?

Accepted Answer

China

Question 4

What was the Dhow?

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A long slender boat that allowed sailors to travel upwind

Question 5

Pax Mongolica was...

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a period of order and prosperity during Mongolian rule.

Question 6

How many deaths did the Justinian plague cause?

Accepted Answer

25 million

Question 7

What happened as a result of the Bubonic Plague?

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1/3 of Europe and 1/2 of Asia died, Feudalism declined thanks to the social structure collapse, Churches lost much of their power over the people, 25 million people died

Question 8

The technology of papermaking traveled from China to Baghdad along the

Accepted Answer

Silk Roads

Question 9

Where did Marco Polo travel?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 10

What was the diaspora?

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The scattering of the Jews outside of Israel and Judah.

Question 11

How did the Bubonic Plague Spread?

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Through rats, fleas, unclean water, and humans

Question 12

Who was Genghis Khan?

Accepted Answer

Leader of the Mongols

Question 13

What was the importance of the invention of papermaking?

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It is used for recording and sending information.

Question 14

What is the Silk Road?

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A set of trade networks from China to the Mediterranean.

Question 15

Which dynasty used the magnetic compass and created the stern-post rudder?

Accepted Answer

Tang & Song

Question 16

What did Genghis Khan do?

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Organized various tribes of nomads

Question 17

The Sogdians

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All of the above.

Question 18

The Djinguereber Mosque is located in ....

Accepted Answer

Timbuktu

Question 19

The Srivijaya empire was mainly influenced by

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India

Question 20

The Malmuk Sultanate prospered by facilitating trade in what

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cotton and sugar

Question 21

Where did Buddhism spread?

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China, Central Asia

Question 22

What is a steppe?

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Open, treeless grasslannd

Question 23

Born as Temuchin, he founded the empire. To most people he's known simply as

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Genghis Khan

Question 24

Based on the map, Kashgar became an important trading city because

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it's halfway on the Silk Road; several different routes meet

Question 25

The trans-Saharan trade was important as it...

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Spread Islam as unifying force

Question 26

Who built the Djinguereber Mosque in Timbuktu?

Accepted Answer

Mansa Musa

Question 27

Who invented gunpowder?

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Chinese

Question 28

How did Buddhism spread?

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by Relocation Diffusion along the Silk Road

Question 29

What was the kurultai?

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A meeting to pick the successor of the Khan

Question 30

Astrolabe

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An instrument that helped sailors find the stars and sun

Question 31

When was the Black Death?

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14th Century

Question 32

What is the significance of Samarkand?

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It was the capitol and a center of learning

Question 33

What is Yersinia Pestis?

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A bacterium

Question 34

Who was Ibn Battuta?

Accepted Answer

C. Muslim Traveler

Question 35

The Djinguereber Mosque and what two mosques are the prominent sites of learning in Timbuktu?

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Sankore Mosque and Sidi Yahya Mosque

Question 36

What is a yurt?

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A tent.

Question 37

This is the name of a town on the Silk Road...

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Samarkand

Question 38

What type of African slave was most prevalent in the trans-Saharan slave trade?

Accepted Answer

Young Women

Question 39

Tamerlane was a Mongol...

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 40

The plague of Justinian occurred during which years?

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541-542

Question 41

What was Samarkand?

Accepted Answer

The capital of the Timurid Empire

Question 42

At the Battle of the Talas River, the Abbasid Caliphate gained what from Tang Chinese POWs?

Accepted Answer

Paper.

Question 43

Yasa or Yassa

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tolerant of other religions, code of law written by Genghis Khan, code of honor, death penalty applied equally

Question 44

Which of the following is NOT a reason why the camel was valued for use on Trans-Saharan Trade

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It could travel short distances

Question 45

What is Dar Al Islam?

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Lands under Muslim control.

Question 46

It is belived that Zhenghe

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Travelled to Asia, Middle East and East Africa

Question 47

...the most important impact of improvements in saddles in the spread of Islam into W Africa?

Accepted Answer

they contributed to the increase of Trans-Saharan trade

Question 48

Before Islam, most kingdoms were organized through

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complex stateless societies organized around kinship.

Question 49

Timbuktu

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A city on the southern edge of the desert; salt was brought

Question 50

Which one of these was not a major contributor in the trans-Saharan slave trade (early on)?

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Germany

Question 51

Lateen sails had the advantage of

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takes full advantage of a wind blowing from behind

Question 52

Wrote Decameron. Is a Italian writer. Helped lay the foundation for humanism.

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Giovanni Boccaccio

Question 53

Who was Marco Polo and what did he do?

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A Italian merchant who traveled to china and recorded things

Question 54

What are symptoms of the Black Death?

Accepted Answer

All of above

Question 55

Why was gunpowder invented?

Accepted Answer

By accident

Question 56

The Astrolabe is used to...

Accepted Answer

Find latitude, Look at the sun or stars

Question 57

Who/what carries Yersinia Pestis?

Accepted Answer

Rats & Fleas

Question 58

What is sinification?

Accepted Answer

the extensive adoption of Chinese culture

Question 59

How long was the Silk Road?

Accepted Answer

Over 4000 miles long

Question 60

What was a Kurultai

Accepted Answer

A council of people who appointed new leaders

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