Which of the following themes is MOST dominant during Period 3 (600-1450CE)?

The expansion of trade networks

What was the result of the Mongol naval campaign against Japan in 1281?

It was halted by winds and a stormy sea

Why was the Grand Canal constructed?

To connect food producing regions with military garrisons

What does the population shift from 800 CE to 1200 CE in this table reflect?

the effects of the introduction of champa rice into China

What was the role of the caliph in the Muslim community following the death of Muhammad?

He was a religious and political leader

Which of the following BEST describes a tributary system?

Countries acknowledge the supremacy of the Chinese emperor

In what way did serfdom differ from slavery?

Serfs were not owned as property

What BEST describes the similarities between the spread of Islam and Buddhism during Period 3?

Travelers were important to aid in cultural diffusion

What was the effect of the Magna Carta, signed in 1215?

It established that monarchs were not above the law

Which of the following is NOT true about the Mongol military?

They fought in units led by a clan / tribal elder

What was the Hanseatic League?

A northern trading organization linking several trade towns

The use of camels by Arab and Berber traders shows that...

traders adapted to their environments

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1
Which of the following themes is MOST dominant during Period 3 (600-1450CE)?
Industrialization of economic systems
The expansion of trade networks
The growth of national identity
Codification and spread of world religions
2
What was the result of the Mongol naval campaign against Japan in 1281?
It turned back due to diseases
It was halted by winds and a stormy sea
It resulted in the unification of Japan
It was a complete success
3
What religion was widely practices in Persia prior and has common cultural elements with Islam?
Jainism
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
Christianity
4
What is the name given to the split between the Christian Churches in 1054 CE?
The Reformation
The Great Schism
Iconoclasm
The Formal Division
5
Al-Andalus refers to which part of Western Eurasia?
The Iberian Peninsula
Sicily and parts of Southern Italy
The Balkans
The Anatolian Peninsula
6
What empires were made wealthy and powerful by the trade routes on the map?
Benin and Egypt
Safavid and Carthage
Byzantine and Ottoman
Mali and Ghana
7
Which of the following empires was the MOST centralized?
Carolingian
Mongol
Song
Abbasid
8
During which dynasty did the practice of footbinding first occur?
Yuan
Tang
Song
Sui
9
Which of the following was NOT an agricultural advancement of Europeans during Period 3?
Stirrups
Three-crop rotation
Moldboard
Horse collar
10
Why was the Grand Canal constructed?
To encourage tourism along waterways
To provide defense against maritime invasion
To connect food producing regions with military garrisons
To enable migration from urban centers to coasts
11
What does the population shift from 800 CE to 1200 CE in this table reflect?
the influence of Buddhist monasticism on Chinese society
the end of warfare between China and its neighbors.
the diffusion of plague along long-distance trade routes.
the effects of the introduction of champa rice into China
12
What was the role of the caliph in the Muslim community following the death of Muhammad?
He was a political leader
He was a religious leaders
He was seen as the reincarnation of Muhammad
He was a religious and political leader
13
Which of the following BEST describes a tributary system?
Countries acknowledge the supremacy of the Chinese emperor
The emperor made a pilgrimage to acknowledge ancestors
The emperor traveled to pledge allegiance to other nations
The emperor was granted absolute control over waterways
14
In what way did serfdom differ from slavery?
Serfs were permitted to migrate freely
Serfs were not owned as property
Slavery was a regional class system
Slaves had legal protections from their masters
15
What BEST describes the similarities between the spread of Islam and Buddhism during Period 3?
Hinduism and Christianity were displaced by new religions
Travelers were important to aid in cultural diffusion
Only people in urban areas converted to new religions
Both spread only within the regions in which they started
16
What was the effect of the Magna Carta, signed in 1215?
It provided unlimited power to tax to the king
It stripped nobles of their hereditary rights
It established that monarchs were not above the law
It confirmed that the monarch was above Church leadership
17
What support structure from Gothic architecture is shown here?
Corinthian pillar
The ionic pillar
Flying buttress
Minaret
18
Which of the following is NOT true about the Mongol military?
They fought in units led by a clan / tribal elder
They understood psychological warfare
They used superior bow and archery technology
They relied on horses for military advantage
19
What was the jizya?
A tax on non-Muslims
A holy struggle
A rightly chosen caliph
A chief administrator
20
What was the Hanseatic League?
An alliance of Viking clans after the collapse of Rome
The Frankish bureaucracy under Charlemagne
A northern trading organization linking several trade towns
A group or Venetian trade routes in the Mediterranean
21
Between 800 and 1200, a feudal system was a governmental structure shared by which two regions?
South Asia and the Middle East
Northern Europe and Japan
Japan and South Asia
Northern Europe and the Middle East
22
The use of camels by Arab and Berber traders shows that...
sea-based trading was more efficient than land-based trade
traders adapted to their environments
animal domestication began around the Sahara Desert
languages spread as a result of long-distance trade

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