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AP World History Unit 1 Test Review
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1
Mahayana Buddhism' "hearth" was:
Tibet & China
Vietnam & SE Asia
Korea & Japan
China & Korea
2
Who was really responsible for The Breakup?
Dating apps
Social Media
The Patriarchy
Jane
3
Asher played which sport?
Football
Frisbee Golf
Soccer
Basketball
4
Christianity developed early in:
Egypt
Ethiopia
The Srivijaya Empire
Korea
5
The Zanj Rebellion is best described as:
African slaves rising up against Arabic slave-holders.
A religious conflict between Buddhists and Muslims
Fighting that broke out between Vietnam and China
A revolt of Mayan people against the bigger, stronger Aztecs
6
The Chinese referred to this as the "foreign religion":
Islam
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
7
Women of the Islamic World typically:
Lived lives similar to women of other cultures.
Enjoyed more rights than women in other cultures.
Made the major decisions in Muslim households.
Were treated as equals to men.
8
Hindus low in the caste system who converted to Islam found their social status:
Improved dramatically
Was not impacted
Remained the same
Dropped even further
9
The social class that came to dominate Japan:
Samurai
Daimyo
Shogun
Artisans
10
The "main" faith of the Song Dynasty was:
Buddhism
There was no main faith; China was a complete blending of faiths.
Confucianism
Hindu
11
Dar-al Islam refers to an entire empire based on:
Military strength
Trade
Religious faith
Knowledge & education
12
The Song Dynasty followed which dynasty?
Qin
Han
Tang
Sui
13
The Song Dynasty's Imperial bureaucracy resulted in:
The creation of a new social class within Chinese society.
The eventual downfall of the Dynasty.
Religious diversity.
Intellectual and cultural developments.
14
Chinese faith from SE Asia, featuring meditation & spiritual growth emphasis
Mahayana Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
Tibetan Buddhism
Theravada Buddhism
15
This practice denoted beauty in the era of the Song Dynasty
Foot alteration
Foot wrapping
Foot mutilation
Foot binding
16
The "largest trade market in the world" during 1200-1450
Song Dynasty
Japan
Han Dynasty
Dar-al Islam
17
The College Board has a slight obsession with this staple food of China:
Champa rice
Choompa rice
Chalupa Rice
Chava Rice
18
The early use of technology & rudimentary factories in China:
Economic bureaucracy
Agricultural revolution
Proto-industrialization
Commercialized society
19
Bushido refers to:
Vietnamese village governement
Form of Chinese art
Korean social class
Japanese warrior code
20
Many civilizations placed this economic class group at or near the bottom of the social pyramid:
Craftsmen
Artisans
Merchants
Nobles
21
Which of these was NOT an achievement of the Islamic World?
Medicine
House of Wisdom
Translating the Greeks
Growing literacy
22
Incans used __________ to produce ____________.
Irrigation systems / aqueducts
Tribute system / religious temples
Slave labor / the Qutub Minar
Mit'a system / the Carpa Nan
23
The Civil Service Exam was an example of:
Bureaucracy
Aristocracy
Meritocracy
Patriarchy
24
At the top of the social order in China was_________, and at the bottom was _____________.
Scholar gentry, peasants
Aristocracy, peasants
Aristocracy, merchants
Aristocracy, artisans
25
The Song Dynasty's use of the Civil Service Examination is an example of:
Proto-Industrialism
Change
Continuity
The power of the aristocracy
26
The Qutub Minar is an example of the blending of:
Islam and Buddhism
Hinduism and Islam
Confuscianism and Buddhism
Sufism and Hinduism
27
Growing competition for trade became a major challenge for:
Europe
Dar al-Islam
India
Song Dynasty
28
The Mississippian culture featured a rigid class system, but a ________________-based society
matrilineal
Agricultural
patriarchal
mound-building
29
The North European Renaissance differed from the Renaissance in Southern Europe because:
There was more art in the North.
There was more focus on humanism in the North.
The South focused more of its creative efforts on literature.
The North rejected any ideas connected to secularism.
30
Who was Melissa's back-stabbing friend?
Keri
Care-ee
Kerri
Kerry
31
Sati was a traditional Indian practice that was challenged by:
The Crusades
The Bhakti Movement
The Zanj Rebellion
Sufism
32
Patronage refers to:
System for selecting the leadership class in medieval Japan
Financial sponsoring of artists by church officials.
The demand for tribute from powerful empires.
Europe's version of meritocracy.
33
The Abbasid Empire faced many external challenges. Which of these is NOT among them?
Spanish Moors
Mamluks
Seljuk Turks
Egyptians