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Review of Ch 3 & 4 of "Ways of the World" 4e
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Which of the following best exemplifies Mongol policies toward conquered territories?
Conquered people forced to convert farmland to pastures for Mongol herds
Conquered people barred from military service; had to become herders
Chinese & Muslim officials allowed to be government advisors
A policy of segregation making conquered peoples similar to slaves
2
The Mongol Empire played a significant role in world history because it...
created and spread a new religion acrcross Eurasia
introduced a new alphabet that is the basis of most of Eurasia's languages
faciliatated the spread of the Black Plague
connected pastoral peoples of inner Eurasia with agricultural ones in outer
3
Which of the following is an example of Indianization in Southeast Asia?
The adoption of Islam as the state religion in Champa
The use of Arabic script to write the Swahili language
A bronze African lion with Indian designs
The architecture of Angkor Wat
4
Which of the following describes the Swahili civilization's relationship with the peoiple living in the interior?
Swahili states demanded interior peoples pay tribute for coastal trade
Swahili kings expanded into interior & established a coast to coast empire
Swahili culture spread in most of the interior; shown by spread of Islam
Swahili cities were intermediaries for interior to sell goods to Arabs
5
Trade along the Silk Road was facilitated by...
the ccollapse of the Indian Ocean trade network, benefiting land routes
the emergence of powerful states in Southeast Asia that controlled trade
large and powerful states that provided security for merchants and traveler
the migration of Bantu-speaking people into South Asia and the Middle East
6
Mongol rule in Russia facilitated the rise in power of which city?
Kiev
Calicut (Calcutta)
Moscow
Sarai
7
The Silk Road was known largely for...
Larger amounts of bulk, less expensive items
Violent raids and communication difficulties
Exclusively Islamic merchants made the Silk Road possible
Smaller amounts of expensive luxury items
8
Which of the following was a long-term effect of the Black Death on European society?
Labor shortages that weakened serfdom
Shrinking employment opportunities for women
A lack of interest in technological innovation
Better relations between landowners and workers
9
The map of the Black Plague is almost identical to maps of...
Zheng He's voyages with China's Treasure Fleet
Land and sea trade routes of the eastern hemisphere
Mongolian explorations
Marco Polo's journeys
10
Which of the following made Mongol conquests so successful?
Political crises in lands lands that they conquered
Religious zeal to create converts to their faith
Adding soldiers from conquered people into their armies
Uniforms that camoflauged soldiers appearance with their surroundings
11
The picture represents an adaptation to geography called ___, created by the ___.
Chinampas, Aztecs, Aztecs of Mesoamerica
Khinuks, Moscovites of Russia
Flying Gardens, Song Dynasty of China
Hanging Gardens, Safavids of Persia
12
Which of the following contributed to Temujin's rise to power & glory as Chinggis Khan of the Great Mongol Nation?
The incorporation of warriors from defeated tribes into his own forces
The support of the clan of his father, who was a powerful chief
The construction of the largest navy in the world at the time
The effect of the Black Death on agricultural and pastorla societies
13
The Taj Mahal is a prime example of...
The strength of the Srivijaya Empire's control on oceanic trade
Gothic architecture developed after the First Crusade
The abundance of luxury in the Saffavid Empire
The influence of Islam on the Mongols
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Why was promoting international commerce important to the Mongols?
they wanted to extract wealth from civilizations by taxing trade
They wanted the cultural diffusion accross their empire that trade creates
They wanted to make a global market for their products
Most Mongolian products were in high demand in distant markets
15
As this religion spread along the Silk Road, it incorporated many local dieties/gods as 'bodhisattvas'.
Judaism
Islam
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
16
In which region was conversion to Islam motivated more by a desire to expand trade rather than conquest & Islamic rule?
Anatolia
Spain
West Africa
India
17
Which of the following was an Arab innovation?
Metal Stirrups
Algebra
Rockets
Papermaking
18
The Indian Ocean Trade Routes were mainly known for...
Establishing dominance over a wide range of international ports
Bulk cargo loads of timber, spices and non-luxury textiles
Piracy and sinking of non-Venetian ships
The spread of Islam through sea based conquest
19
Why did the Ming emperor's maritime expeditions of the Indian Ocean suddenly stop in 1433?
The emperor's successors viewed expansion as a waste of resources
Most of the culktures they encountered reacted with hostility and violence
Naval forces were redirected to deal with the Portuguese military threat
The court eunuchs who rose to power prioritized farming over commerce
20
Swahili civilization was influenced by which of the following cultures?
Byzantine
Indian
Chinese
Bantu
21
Which terms are best associated with the civilization represented in the picture?
salt production; camel transportation
spice cultivation; dhow transportation
maize cultivation; dug out canoe transportation
silk production; junk transportation
22
The absence of which of the following made long-distance trade in the Americas difficult?
Organized governments
Pack animals
Rivers
Wheeled vehicles
23
As a result of the First Crusade, the picture represents what new set of knowledge/skill
Advanced Medical Services
Gothic Architecture
Mound Building
Advanced Painting Techniques
24
The majority of the success of the routes shown in blue was due to the ...
Wide-Mattress Saddle
Improvements made in dug out canoe construction
Black Plague
Monsoons
25
What made the long trek across the Sahara possible?
Gunpowder
Camels
Fire
Salt
26
The picture of this road made control & communication possible of which large empire?
Srivijaya
Incan
Mughal
Mali
27
A cultural result of the Black Plague in Europe was...
bizarre & macabre new practices focussed on death
a rejection of Christian religious teachings
mass conversions to Islam and Judaism
severe religious practices that emphasized self-inflicted pain and injuries
28
What happened to the Mongols in Persia in the fourteenth century?
Persian generals drove the Mongols back to the steppes of central Asia
The Mongols assimilated into Persian society
The Mongols were made serfs of the Persian lords
The Ottoman Empire defeated and enslaved the Mongols
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Swahili civilization was influenced by which of the following cultures?
Indian
Chinese
Arabic
Western European
