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WHAP Unit 1 In Class Quiz
WHAP Unit 1 In Class Quiz
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Prior to 1450, some Muslim scholarship became popular in Europe through
The movement of Byzantine scholars to Italy following Constantinople's fall
The development of Feudalism in Europe
Cultural interactions in the Mediterranean, such as from the Crusades
Trade along the Silk Road in Central Asia
2
Sufism is to Islam as ? is to Hinduism
Bhakti
Neo-Confucianism
Theravada
Zen
3
The Kingdoms of Sub-Saharan Africa did not have formalized writing systems; instead, they recorded knowledge through -
Griots
Hieroglyphics
Urdu
Quipu
4
What is the largest disagreement between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims?
Which of the Five Pillars to Practice
Whether Muhammad is the final prophet
Which direction to face during daily prayers
Who should be the caliph
5
The coexistence of kings with kin-based councils of elders in African states from 1200-1450 shows
Continuation of earlier African traditions
The influence of European feudal models
Changes that reflected changes in geography
Influences from Chinese merchants
6
Which of the following was
NOT
a technique employed by the
Aztecs
to
centralize
their authority?
Class of Bureaucratic Scholars
Human Sacrifice
The Tribute System
Combining Political and Religious Authority
7
Which of the following most directly led to the growth of Song China's population?
Uncharacteristically calm weather patterns
The importation of Champa rice
Innovations in fertility practices
The development of agricultural practices like chinampas
8
Which of the following
incorrectly
describes the social hierarchy of a civilization (1200-1450)?
Religion partially dictated social status in the Delhi Sultanate
China utilized peasant farmers
Japanese merchants were considered highly valued members of society
Europe relied on serfs for agricultural production
9
The African Kingdom(s) that built large stone structures and connected to the Maritime Trade routes
Hausa Kingdom
Mali
Vijayanagara
Great Zimbabwe
10
Which of the following was
NOT
a long term
continuity
of sub-Saharan African societies in the period 1200-1450?
The tradition of slavery resulting from warfare
Trade with Arab merchants
Widespread adoption of written language
Kin-based groups assisting rule
11
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of
cultural diffusion?
The development of trigonometry & algebra from Greek and Indian principles
The rejection of foot binding and polygamy by Vietnamese women
The introduction of Theravada Buddhism into kingdoms of S & Southeast Asia
The development and spread of Mahayana Buddhism in China & E Asia
12
Which of the following was
NOT
a technique employed by the Inca to
centralize
their authority?
The Mit'a System
Carpa Nan
Human Sacrifice
Quipu
13
Which of the following is
NOT TRUE
regarding Dar al-Islam from 1200-1450?
It continued to expand with the work of Sufi missionaries
It remained united politically under the Abbasids
Non muslims were allowed to practice their religion if they paid the jizya
There was a transfer of knowledge within the region built on earlier wisdom
14
Which of the following was
NOT TRUE
about the Civil Service System?
It was heavily influenced by Confucian principles
It provided stability to the govt and continued over multiple dynasties
It made China more meritocratic
It was open to all of China, including women
15
Unlike most of the rest of world civilizations from 1200-1450, Western Europe's political systems were -
Closely tied to religion
Decentralized
Largely ruled by emperors
Led by emperors with absolute power
16
The political & economic system where European nobles swore fealty to kings was called
Manorialism
Mysticism
Monasticism
Feudalism
17
Why did feudalism emerge in the Middle Ages in Europe?
To protect people from invading groups and rival lords
To balance power between rulers and legislatures
To facilitate trade between kingdoms
To establish control by the Catholic Church over kingdoms
18
Which Buddhist civilization developed in Southeast Asia by controlling trade between China and India?
Khmer
Srivijaya
Sinhala
Vijayanagara
19
The developments of the Rajput Kingdoms and Delhi Sultanate showed cross cultural interaction and tension between
Hindus and Muslims
Sunni and Shi'a Muslims
Neo-Confucianists and Hindus
Hindus and Buddhists
20
The African Kingdoms of 1200-1450 CE developed due to
The introduction of Islam into the region
Their access to Major trade routes
The introduction of the camel from Arab merchants
Exchange with European economic theories
