Why was the Pope Crowning Charlemagne important?

Showed the church had political over the state

What was the Magna Carta

A legal document that limited the power of the king

Who requested the first crusade

Emperor Alexius I, of the Byzantine empire

Groups of craftsmen who controlled the value of their goods

How are the subdivisions of the Middle Age?

The Early Middle ages, and the High Middle ages

What differentiated Feudalism from Manorialism?

Feudalism was political while Manorialism was economic

What was scholasticism?

Combination of christian values and greek philosophy?

What was the Hanseatic league

Trade alliance between German and Scandinavian cities

Why were the crusades important to Western Europe?

Brought Europeans into contact with new ideas and technology

What was the purpose of parliament?

To give nobility and clergy a voice in policy making

What is an interdict?

To excommunicate all people under a rulers' realm

Why did the Chinese view themselves as "the Middle Kingdom"?

They saw themselves as central to the world around them

Floating gardens that allowed or food to be grown on water.

Showing submission to China in exchange for gifts

What was Mansa Musa famous for?

His Hajj, when he distributed enough gold to cause inflation

Why were the dark ages "dark"?

The majority of Europe was uneducated

What made Champa rice unique?

Fast maturing rice that allowed for two harvests in a year

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WHAP Unit 3

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A review of Unit 3 (600 C.E.-1450 C.E.)

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1
What to an increase in trade along the silk road
The Pax Roman
The Patriarch
The Pax Mongolica
The four rightly guided caliphs
2
What was a lasting judicial effect of Justinian's rule
Reorganization of the judiciary system
Cracked down on crime rates in the Byzantine Empire
Put unbiased judges in office
A publicized set of laws
3
What is the more common name of Temujin?
Confucius
Kubilai Kahn
Laozi
Genghis Kahn
4
What agricultural techinique did the Mayans practice to increase food production?
Chinampas
Slash and burn
The use of fertilizer
Three-field system
5
What was quipus used for?
A system of recording keeping
A ceremonial rope to restrain sacrificed
A slip knot used by Incan sailors
A system of writing
6
Which clan was Muhammad born into?
The Umma
The Banu
The Abbasid
The Umayyad
7
How long was Ibn Battuta's journey?
90,000 miles
52,000 miles
73,000 miles
41,000 miles
8
Why was the Pope Crowning Charlemagne important?
Showed the church had political over the state
Started the crusades
Expanded Charlemagne's kingdom
The state had political power over the church
9
Which group was posed to unite all of western Europe?
Lombards
The Franks
The Mongols
The Anglo-Saxons
10
What religions were involved in the crusades?
Islam, Christianity, Hinduism
Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism
Christianity, Daoism, Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
11
What technology led to the decline of the Songhay Empire in 13th century?
Cannons
Muskets
Steel swords
Latine sails
12
What was trade based on during the Middle Ages in Europe?
Silver
Gold
Barter
Paper money
13
What ideikgies did neo-confucianism blend?
Confucianism and Hinduism
Confucianism and Buddhism
Confucianism and Christianity
Confucianism and Islam
14
What authority did the Caliph have?
Political and Religious
Religious
None, he was only a figure head
Politcal
15
What made the Tang dynasty distant unique?
They got rid of the examination system
They practiced shintoism
They showed in interest in over seas exploration
They were Buddhist
16
Which of the following was NOT and Islamic invention?
Paper money
Astrolabe
Algebra
Sextant
17
What dynasty built the grand canal?
Han
Song
Sui
Tang
18
What was the tax required by the mit'a system?
Gold
Oldest son
Victims of scarifies
Labor
19
What was the Magna Carta
A document that forfeited the power of nobility to the king
Latin for a compass (magnetized map)
Document that limited trade with England
A legal document that limited the power of the king
20
Charles "the Hammer" Martel, Pepin "the Short", and Charlemagne are part of what ruling family?
Carolingians
Romanov
Bourgeoisie
Habsburg
21
Who requested the first crusade
Pope Innocent
Emperor Justinian, of the Byzantine empire
Emperor Alexius I, of the Byzantine empire
Pope Innocent II
22
How the was Bedouin society structured?
City-states
Centralized government
Kinship based clans
Dictatorship
23
What percentages of Europe was lost to the Black Death?
about 50%
30-40%
20-30%
10-20%
24
What are guilds?
Merchant sailors
Groups of workmen working for the government
Groups of craftsmen who controlled the value of their goods
People who controlled serfs
25
What helped unify the Islamic Empires?
Forced conversion
The wide spread use of Arabic
Religious syncretism
Ethnic equality
26
How are the subdivisions of the Middle Age?
The Early Middle ages, and the High Middle ages
The Low Middle ages and the High Middle ages
The Low Middle Ages and the High Middle Ages
The Early Middle ages and the Late Middle ages
27
What differentiated Feudalism from Manorialism?
Manorialism was political while Feudalism was economic
Feudalism was mostly militaristic but Manorialism was social
They were intertwined and there was no difference
Feudalism was political while Manorialism was economic
28
What does Hagia Sophia mean?
Holy Wisdom
Big Dome
Praise God
Recite
29
What was scholasticism?
A movement to increase literacy.
Combination of christian values and greek philosophy?
A desire to spread greek education to the rest Europe
The widespread publishing of books
30
What is Jihad?
The pilgrimage to Mecca
A struggle
The non Muslim tax
A wage religious war
31
What was the Hanseatic league
Trade alliance long the Indian Ocean
Military alliance of Greek City
Trade alliance between German and Scandinavian cities
Military allaince of germanic tribes
32
What was the economy of Islamic empire based on?
Silver
Agriculture
Gold
Pilgrimage
33
Who fought in the 100 year war?
Spain and France
England and France
Germany and France
England and Spain
34
What rise in the rise of feudalism?
Viking raids
The fall of Rome
Rise in the power of the Church
Increased flooding of river
35
Which trade route utilized dhows?
Silk Road trade
Mediterranean trade
Sharan trade
Indian Ocean trade
36
Why were the crusades important to Western Europe?
Showed western dominance
Opened trade with the new world
Brought Europeans into contact with new ideas and technology
They won back the holy land
37
Who was Muhammad first successor?
Ali
Omar
Uthman
Abu Bakr
38
Which of the following cities was NEVER under Islamic control?
Toledo
Jerusalem
Cordova
Rome
39
What was the purpose of parliament?
To give nobility and clergy a voice in policy making
To create the a direct democracy
To give the peasants a voice in policy making
Concentrated power to the king
40
Which of the following did not attack the islamic empires in this period?
Huns
The Mongols
Seljuk Turks
Christians
41
What is an interdict?
Converting people under a ruler's realm to christainity
Someone who is accepted into the church from another faith
To excommunicate all people under a rulers' realm
A person excommunicated from the Catholic Church
42
Why did the Chinese view themselves as "the Middle Kingdom"?
They thought they were between the underworld and Haven.
They thought China was halfway between Japan and Europe
They saw themselves as central to the world around them
They saw themselves as transition to a new era
43
What were Chinampas?
Temples used for human sacrifice
Floating gardens that allowed or food to be grown on water.
Terraced fields used to increase food production
The writing of the Mayan
44
What was Kowtow?
Killing ones self in shame
When you burned and read oracle bones
Showing submission to China in exchange for gifts
All of the above
45
What did the the Angel Gabriel ask of Muhammad?
Blindly follow God
Sacrifice his son
Recite
Establish the religion which came to be known as Islam
46
What provided a common "glue" that help Europe together during the Dark Ages?
Art
The Church
Intense trade
Imperial France
47
What was Mansa Musa famous for?
He founded a new branch of Islam called Sufism
Discovered a new way to mine gold more effectively
His Hajj, when he distributed enough gold to cause inflation
Discovering a new trade to India
48
What religion did the people ruled by the Delhi Sultanate practice?
Christianity
Muslim
Hindu
Buddhist
49
How did the Incans connect their empire?
A complex series of smoke signals
Extensive river and canal system
Well established trade routes
Complex system of roads
50
Why were the dark ages "dark"?
There was no electricity
The majority of Europe was uneducated
Time period characterized by the "black" death
The rotation of the Earth slowed starting the little ice age
51
What made Champa rice unique?
Rice that had better nutritional value
Better tasting rice that the elite paid more for
It was a addictive drug sold by the Vietnamese
Fast maturing rice that allowed for two harvests in a year
52
What are three technologies that helped pull Europe out of the Dark Hole of Stupid?
astrolabe, sextant, vaccination
junks, champs rice, compass
steam engine, cotton gin, flying shuttle
moldboard plow, three-field system, horse collar
53
Who is the founder of Islam?
Ali
Muhammad
Abu Bakr
Muhammad Ali
54
Which of these cities was NOT raided by the Vikings?
Paris
London
Kiev
New York
55
What caused much conflict between Bedouin clans?
Empire building
Religious wars
Trading rights
Rights for resources
56
What religion did the Bedouins practice?
Doasim
Animalism
Judaism
Islam
57
What was the title of leader of the Umayyad and Abbasid empires?
The Sultan
The Emperor
The Caliph
The Shah
58
Who did Marco Polo serve in China?
Genghis Kahn
Kubliai Kahn
Shi Huangdi
Zheng He
59
Which of these was NOT a name for this period in western Europe?
Medieval Times
Middle Ages
Tanzimat
Dark Ages
60
What makes the Qu'ran unique among other holy texts?
All of the above
It is believed to be the actual word of god
Only written in one language
Does not detail the life of the founder
61
What was the first Dynasty practiced Neo-confuciansim?
Sui
Tang
Song
Han
62
What were griots?
Master story tellers who advised the king of west Africa
The lowest class of slaves in Ghana
The craftsmen class of western africa
Military elite soldiers of the kingdom of Mali
63
Who is the best AP World teacher of all time?
John Green
Kathy Laughlin
Bill Strickland
Jared Diamond
64
What branch of Islam did the Abbasid practice?
Sunni
Orthodox
Sufi
Shi'a
65
What religion was commonly practiced in Ethiopia?
Islam
Hinduism
Animalism
Christianity
66
What social was the majority of Europe during the Dark Ages?
Knights
Clergymen
Serfs
Vassals
67
Who were the Missi Dominici?
They fought against the king
They tried to spread knowledge and the scientific method
They reported political injustice to the king
They were the secret assassin of the king.
68
What was a shogun?
A new type weapon that utilized gunpowder
Another name for the emperor
Military governor who ruled in place of the emperor
The elite soldiers the Japanese military

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