One of the great political innovations coming after the fall of classical civilization was

Development of bureaucracies run by trained professionals

Which of the following did the Aztecs have in common with China?

a major capital as the center of political/cultural life

Which of the following did the Aztec and the Inca have in common?

development of agricultural trade

The foundation for European expansion into the Indian Ocean was successfully laid by

The Portuguese under Prince Henry the Navigator

In the Middle East after 600 BCE, the term "Golden Age" refers to

Muslim Cultural advances from Spain to the Mideast to Africa

One of Vietnam's great contributions to world culture was

development of fast ripening Champa rice

The Great Schism refers to the

division in the Christian Church after 300 CE

One of the great economic contributions of the Mongols to history was

Introducing paper money and letters of credit

A big change in the Americas came with the tranisition of states from

small, compact states to larger empires

One of the great disasters associated with Mongol rule involved

The destruction of the city of Baghdad

Which of the following do Charlemagne and Chinggis Khan have in common?

both had their empires divided after they died

first by conquest, then largely by migration Africa and Asia

The fall of the Gupta Empire made it possible for

the rise of the Delhi Sultinate

"Southernization" refers to

The development of integrated Indian Ocean trade routes

One of the many economic revolutions that came with Tang China involved

shifting from wheat and barley to rice

Contact between China and Islamic cultural centers lead to the introduction of

the printing press to the Middle East

One of the turning points in the cultural history of the world came with

the migration of Islam, Christianity and Buddhism to Asia

Politically, power in Africa was based on

West African empires and East African city-states

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A Review Quiz for World History AP Period 3: Regional and Transregional Interactions, 600 CE-1450 CE

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1
"It's nobody's business but the..."
Greeks
Sassanids
Moors
Turks
2
One of the great political innovations coming after the fall of classical civilization was
The dominance of gunpowder in the development of militaries
The use of women in bureaucracies to achieve gender equality
The development of the feudal system in China
Development of bureaucracies run by trained professionals
3
Which of the following civilizations was noted for borrowing culture to adopt for its own?
Japan
India
Europe
China
4
Lady Murasaki's great contribution to World History was in
economics
politics
geography
culture
5
Which of the following did the Aztecs have in common with China?
a reliance on mercenaries for their army
a decentralized government
a major capital as the center of political/cultural life
human sacrifice as a political and cultural means of power
6
Which of the following did the Aztec and the Inca have in common?
development of agricultural trade
monotheistic religion
heavy reliance on conquest of neighbors
heavy reliance on slaves
7
The foundation for European expansion into the Indian Ocean was successfully laid by
The Spanish under Ferdinand and Isabella
The Portuguese under Prince Henry the Navigator
The English under Elizabeth
Dutch merchants opening trade with Japan
8
In the Middle East after 600 BCE, the term "Golden Age" refers to
The age of Justinian and Theodora in the Byzantine Empire
Muslim cultural expansion a lack of political unity
Muslim Cultural advances from Spain to the Mideast to Africa
Greek dominance of culture in the Muslim world
9
One of Vietnam's great contributions to world culture was
developing terracing in rice production
developing the manufacture of linen from flax plants
development of fast ripening Champa rice
mass production of tea and coffee
10
The Great Schism refers to the
division in the Christian Church after 300 CE
division in Islam after the death of Mohammed
Division in China over the issue of neo-Confucianism
division of the Mongol Empire after Chinggis Khan's death
11
One of the great economic contributions of the Mongols to history was
Re-creating economic unity in Europe after the fall of Rome
Bringing Africa into the trade routes along the Indian Ocean
Introducing paper money and letters of credit
Building fleets connecting China with silver mines in Japan
12
The man mentioned in question 4 insures that when it comes to 600 CE to 1450 CE, history is
all about the Mongols
all about trade
all about transregional migration
all about conquest
13
Which of the following do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have in common?
A strong regard for Moses as a prophet
all of these are true
they are monotheistic
a great appeal to poor people
14
Based on its importance to people and the state, where would you find this building?
London, England
Moscow, Russia
Grenada, Spain
Samarkand on the Silk Road
15
Which of the following did Korea and Japan have in common?
extensive trade with the Dutch
adopting Vietnamese writing and art
direct access to the Silk Road
concern over Mongol expansion
16
TThe first real industrial revolution began in
Han China
Sung China
Tang China
Ming China
17
Africa's impact on the global economy before 1450 came through its trade in
silk
slaves
ivory
gold
18
Based on the subject's importance to people, where would you have found this painting?
China
Japan
Vietnam
India
19
Islamic culture was able to advance human civilization in which of the following areas?
urban planning
Science
shipbuilding (lateen sail)
Printing
20
A big change in the Americas came with the tranisition of states from
agricultural to industrial cultures
local traders to trans oceanic traders
monarchies to democracies
small, compact states to larger empires
21
One of the great disasters associated with Mongol rule involved
The destruction of the city of Baghdad
The oppression of any people conquered by the Mongols
The destruction of Buddhism as an influence in Chinese life
The collapse of trade on the Silk Road with Europe
22
Which of the following nomadic groups inspired the creation of feudalism in Europe?
The Mongols
Vikings from Scandanavia
Arabs from Spain
Turks from Asia
23
Based on its importance to the development of towns/cities, where would you find this building?
Africa
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
Asia
24
He ruled China. He wasn't Chinese. He must be
Marco Polo
Chinggis Khan
Tamerlane
Wu
25
All of the following cities were built on trade EXCEPT
Baghdad
Venice
Samarkand
Canton
26
Based on its importance to people, where would you find this building?
China
Vietnam
Japan
India
27
Europe's revival after the fall of Rome was based on
feudalism
mercantilism
conquest by the Vikings-YO! YO! YO!
conquest by the Byzantine Empire
28
Which of the following do Charlemagne and Chinggis Khan have in common?
both oppressed major belief systems opposed to their rule
both relied heavily on an association with religion to rule
Both relied heavily on slavery to rebuild their economies
both had their empires divided after they died
29
One of the ways Europe reconnected was through
The Crusades
The spread of Christianity to Asia
The Diaspora
The Renquonquista
30
"It's all about the..."
Moors
Mauryans
Mongols
Mayans
31
Islam spread
first by conquest, then largely by migration Africa and Asia
by conquest
only in the Middle East
by migration along trade routes
32
The fall of the Gupta Empire made it possible for
Chinese dominance in the Indian Ocean trade routes
China to invade and conquer India under the Tang dynasty
the rise of the Delhi Sultinate
The conquest of Indian ports by Portugal
33
"Southernization" refers to
This shift of economic power in Asia from China to India
The shift in political power from Rome to the Sassanids
The development of integrated Indian Ocean trade routes
The reliance on the southern routes of the Silk Road
34
One of the most lasting contributions of the Byzantine Empire was in
maintaining Christianity as it was practiced in Rome
Law
all of these
developing democracy
35
Which of the following was an unforeseen consequence of the Crusades?
The weakening of the Byzantine Empire
the rise of kings in Europe at the expense of the nobility
the rebirth of interest in Classical writings
all of these
36
One of the many economic revolutions that came with Tang China involved
de-emphasizing Silk Road trade for trade with Japan
adopting better methods for making bronze tools
shifting from wheat and barley to rice
adopting the wooden plow
37
During the period 600 CE to 1450 CE, which was the largest city in the world?
Cairo
Xi'an
Constantinople
Samarkand
38
The term "Dark Ages" can only be used to describe
Europe after the fall of Rome
Asia after the fall of Rome and the decline of the silk Road
The world after the fall of Rome
Mesoamerica after the fall of Rome
39
Which of the following was always in demand around the world (and could make you rich)
silver
salt
silk
slaves
40
Contact between China and Islamic cultural centers lead to the introduction of
the printing press to the Middle East
gunpowder to Europe
medical treatises to the Arab World
steel in weapons mmanufacturing
41
One of the turning points in the cultural history of the world came with
The Great Schism
the migration of Islam, Christianity and Buddhism to Asia
Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca
The migration of Confucianism and Buddhism to Japan
42
Politically, power in Africa was based on
strong empires in East Africa
strong Empires in West Africa
East African Empires and West African city states
West African empires and East African city-states

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