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AP World History: Modern Unit 1 Review
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How did the Chinese explain the rise & fall of dynasties and justify maintaining their power?
The Mandate of Heaven
Neo-Confucianism
Filial Piety
Feudalism
2
Which is a belief that reflects the influence of Christianity and Judaism on Islam?
Arabs as a chosen people
Moses, Jesus and Muhammad are prophets
the Kaaba as God's house
Jesus as a divine being
3
The Inca perfected what type of advanced innovation?
gunpowder
navigational tools such as the astrolabe and compass
high latitude road building & terracing
"floating gardens" known as chinampas
4
Which religions would have appealed most to a woman living in a strict patriarchal society?
Christianity & Buddhism
Confucianism & Buddhism
Christianity & Islam
Buddhism & Islam
5
Buddhism spread from Northern India to East Asia mainly through
extensive network of Roman roads
The Silk Roads trade
war and conquest
the Indian Ocean trade network
6
How did Chinese dynasties such as the Song ensure strong control over their political bureaucracies?
lack of trade with other societies
intense examinations based on Confucianism
strong protective defense measures like The Great Wall
toleration of other religions and cultures
7
Theravada and Mahayana are branches of
Confucianism
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
8
The following map illustrates the spread of________ in the 1300s. This also wiped out 1/3 of the population of Europe.
Buddhism
Islam
the Black Plague
gunpowder and navigation technology
9
When analyzing a document using the HIPPY process, how many sentence(s) will your
ANALYSIS STATEMENT
always be?
No analysis statement is needed
3 Sentences
2 Sentences
1 Sentence
10
Mound building American societies such as the Cahokia would most likely be found in modern day
Europe
Peru and Chile
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Tennessee
Mexico
11
Which of the following best describes the region where the Inca civilization flourished?
the Amazon basin
Lake Texacoco in Mexico
Andes mountain range and Pacific coast
the Yucatan peninsula
12
A mysticism Islamic practice, it was a way to have a closer connection to Allah. Helped Islam spread to India & SE Asia
Shia
Sufism
Confucianism
Sunni
13
In medieval Europe, manorialism was...
the code of conduct followed by feudal knights
requirement that all peasants paid taxes to the church
the political agreement between kings, nobles, knights and peasants
the free labor economic & agricultural system under feudalism
14
This image indicates the subjugation of women & a cultural notion of beauty and status in what society?
The Aztec Empire
The Abbasid Caliphate
The Byzantine Empire
The Song Dynasty
15
Islam was introduced to all of the following regions through military conquest
EXCEPT...
Spain
India
Anatolia
West Africa
16
Islam spread rapidly to West Africa primarily through
voluntary conversions to avoid taxes
war and conquest
forced conversions
trade
17
Which Muslim group overthrew the Umayyad dynasty, set up a new caliphate, and moved the capital to Baghdad? (Think 1.2)
Abbasids
Ottomans
Sassanids
Seljuks
18
What is a similarity with European & Japanese feudalism?
neither valued military talent
both made heavy use of slavery
both relied heavily on multiple levels of bureaucracy
both were necessitated by decentralized political power
19
The return of Confucianism during the Song dynasty indicates
the growing popularity of Buddhism, which threatened society ideals
the growing threat of Christianity, which threatened society ideals
an decreased need for government bureaucracy
the rejection of patriarchal ideals
20
In the SPICE-T analysis process, what category would the Feudal System/Feudal Pyramid be placed?
T - Technology/Innovation
P - Political
S - Social
I - Interaction
21
What format/process do we use when answering SAQs (short answer questions) in AP World History?
None of the above
Analysis Statements
HIPPY
R.A.C.E.
22
In the SPICE-T analysis process, what category would religion be placed?
S - Social
C - Cultural
I - Interaction
E - Economic
23
The European system of feudalism relied on mutual assistance between all levels, based primarily on
trade
agricultural serfdom
warfare
craftsmanship
24
Christianity was able to take root and survive in what part of Africa?
West Africa (Mali)
West Africa (Ghana)
East Africa (Ethiopia)
North Africa
25
Buddhism appealed to the poor and to women in India because it offered an alternative to
Confucianism
feudalism
the caste system
slavery
26
During the Abbasid Empire
(Islamic Empire 1.2)
, this center of learning allowed interaction for all cultures & religions
House of Wisdom
Hagia Sophia
Library of Alexandria
Taj Mahal
27
The strong centralized & hierarchical Empire eventually collapsed & was replaced in Western Europe by....
feudalism
Chinese bureaucracy
Sharia law
Persian monarchies
28
The Chinese population doubled during the Song Dynasty mainly because of
vaccinations and medical experiments to combat the plague
conquest over Japan and Korea
government required pro-nationalist policies
the introduction of a drought resistant strain of champa rice
29
Confucian principle that teaches that children should obey and honor their parents and respect elders.
filial piety
caste system
Mandate of Heaven
tribute system
30
Refers to the land of Islam; territories in which Islam and its religious laws may be practiced
dar al-Islam
umma
hajj
hijira
31
In the 1300s, feudalism broke down & peasants began revolting against the nobility and church due to
the effects and spread of the Black Plague
First and Second Crusade
the fall of Constantinople
The Protestant Reformation
32
Which replaced slavery as the dominant form of labor in Western Europe after fall of the Roman Empire?
apprenticeship
encomienda system
serfdom
indentured servitude
33
The code of the samurai in the Japanese feudalism system can best be compared to
China's bureaucracy examination system
A European knight's code of chivalry
Forced conversion in Islam
Aztec religious practice of human sacrifice
34
Feudalism developed in Europe and Japan during the post-classical time period due to...
weakened central power due to empire collapse & threat of frequent invasion
increased power of Church officials
the rise of strong, centralized governments
glorification of war and military service
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Historians believe the Aztecs & other Mesoamerican societies practiced human sacrifice primarily for
Forcing conquered peoples to assimilate into society
thinning out their growing population
maintaining religious & political control over people
forcing conversion to their monotheistic faith