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AP Post Classical Era: Mongols and Africa
AP Post Classical Era: Mongols and Africa
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1
The Huns decimated populations during the Post Classical Era
True
False
2
"Mongols are like Sour Patch Kids, first they're sour then they're sweet"
Mongols were tolerant rulers
Mongols demanded tribute payments
all apply
Mongols would kill all who challenged them
3
as the major world religions spread to West Africa and Southeast Asia
elites converted to establish greater trade connections
commonors and elites all converted to original new religions
all are true
religions became syncretic with various cultures
4
Which of the following nations was the most restrictive to their women
Japan
China
all were very restrictive
Vietnam
5
Law code/reform code(s) allowed for the Japanese to use chinese influences in state building
Bushido Code
none of the alleged answers
Justinian's Code
Taika Reforms
6
On his hajj, he gave away tons of alms that he depressed the economy of Egypt for 10 years
Sundiata
Sunni Ali
Mansa Musa
7
What happened when Islam reached Africa via trade and kings?
increased trade btwn nations in Africa
all are true
increased trade outside of Africa via Muslim merchants
made way for alliances bases on religion
8
Mali gained and maintained power because...
used knowledgible people from Arabia
all are true
strong kings and warriors
they controlled the gold salt trade (trans-Saharan trade)
9
He reestablished the Gold/Salt trade, strengthened the military,established a Mali bureaucracy
Mansa Mogadishu
Mansa Musa
Sunni Ali
Sundiata
10
Why did West African kings convert to Islam
none of the answers
to help with gaining foreign support
all of the answers are correct
to help with trade deals
11
How did the Mongols treat the Chinese under their dominion
forbade the Chinese from learning the Mongolian language
tolerantly
allowed the chinese in high government positions
forbade intermarriage
12
How did the Pax Mongolica impact trade
created less risky trade
all of the above
created an avenue for the Bubonic trade to travel
created less kingdoms to pay as you traveled
13
The adoption of Islam in (W) Africa was syncretic,blending African cultural customs with Islam
true
false
14
Genghis Khan's empire after his death was ruled by
Ogodai
Batu Khan
the great khans
15
this social class led to the overthrow of the Mongols by having a successful revolt
peasant class led by the Hongwu the first Ming ruler
scholar gentry who later established the Yuan Dynasty
Scholar gentry which established the Ming Dynasty
Peasant class led by the White Lotus Organization
16
What is the name of the Mongolian Chinese Dynasty
none of the answers
Il-Khanate
Golden Horde
Yuan
17
The western kingdoms of Africa (Mali, Ghana, Songhay) converted to Islam
True
False
18
What is your WHAP teacher's name?
Skelley
Barnes
Honestly, I don't know
Hayes
19
The Mongols were successful in establishing their empire b/c
military strategy and use of the bow
all answers are correct
use of cruelty as a weapon
superior horsemanship
20
What is another name for Temujin
Genghis Khan
Universal Ruler
All of the choices are correct
Chinggis Khan
21
The kingdoms of west Africa were an instrumental part in Indian Ocean trade
False
True
22
I love WHAP class, it is great!
it's whaptastic
True, now let's get that bread : )
absowhaply
meh. sike, I love it!
23
Which of the following is not a world traveler during the post-classical era
Zuko Aang
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
Xuanzang
24
The rulers of each khanate ruled as absolute monarchs and not have to answer to anyone
true
false
25
this led to an increase in the popluation of East Asia
Mongol Empire
horses
Camels
champa rice
26
The Western African kingdoms rose in wealth and power due to control of the Gold Salt trade
True
False
27
Marco Polo traveled throughout the Islamic world and his writings tell us a lot about West Afr
False
true
28
what religious event effected trade by allowing more luxury goods to flow to europe
the battle of Talas River
the crusades
rise of the Islamic Empire
rise of the kingdom of Mali
29
Muslim man from Morocco who traveled throughout Africa
Ibn Rushid
Ibn Battuta
Ibn Sina
30
The Mongols fully assimilated into Chinese culture
true
false
31
How did Mongol rule impact Russia
it led to a decrease in trade
it led to the decimation of Moscow
it led to an increase in population due to champa rice
it led to increased Russian isolation
32
Indian subcaste that acted as guilds and incorporated Muslim merchants
jati
bhakti
sati
none of the alleged answers
33
Merchant Diaspora communities
brought their culture with them as they traveled
none of the alleged answers
lost touch with their original homelands
adopted the new religions of all the places visited
34
which kingdom/empire(s) do (did) not have some kind of state protected or sponsored trade
Mongol Empire
China
Europe
Southeast Asian kingdoms
35
Islam had a great impact of the freedom of women in West Africa
false
true
36
What impact did Mongols have on trade
connected only China and India
made trade dangerous
they secured trade routes leading to increased trade
37
Mansa Musa founded the rich kingdom of Mali
False
True
38
Which architectural technique is characteristic of Islamic construction
the use of domes
the use of columns
the use of minarets
the use of concrete
39
state building in SEA was greatly influenced by the
Silk Roads
Trans-Saharan trade
Indian Ocean trade
Hanseatic League
40
Asian nomads were skilled horseman, accurate bow and arrow shooters, and had superior calvalry
true
False
41
Kublai Khan's expansion plans into other parts of Asia were thwarted because...
guerilla warfare of those being invaded
both are true
the japanese kamikaze
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How did the world travelers of this era view foreign cultures
through a very understanding lense
they did not document their travels
through fearful eyes from experiencing torture
through the eyes of their own cultural heritage
