Which of the following best describes the Mongol's approach to different religions?

The Mongols were tolerant of religions other than theirs.

One reason that Kublai Khan was considered a good emperor was that

he encouraged transportation and trade in China.

Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo were similar in that both:

produced written records of their extensive travels.

What was the long term effect of Marco Polo's time spent in China?

Trade between China and Europe increased.

Constantinople's location allowed the Byzantine Empire to:

control the trade routes between Europe and Asia.

The term Byzantine refers to which of these choices:

the eastern half of the Roman Empire.

Justinian's Code is considered important because it:

became the model for the future legal codes of Europe.

Which of the following is true concerning the impact that the Mongols had on Russia?

The destruction of Kiev and the development of Moscow.

One of the most important effects of the Mongol Empire was that it:

significantly increased trade between Asia and Europe.

All of the following are accomplishments of the Byzantine emperor Justinian except:

Defeating the Ottoman Turks to the south.

Which statement about the Mongol Empire is accurate?

The Pax Mongolica led to regional stability.

Which of the following best describes the Mongol policy towards their Chinese subjects?

They weren't allowed to hold political office in the empire.

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Byzantine & Mongol Quiz

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1
Which of the following best describes the Mongol's approach to different religions?
The Mongols were tolerant of religions other than theirs.
The Mongols were largely atheistic.
The Mongols converted to Christianity and oppressed Muslims.
The Mongols ruthlessly oppressed foreign religions.
2
One reason that Kublai Khan was considered a good emperor was that
he enslaved the Chinese population.
he oppressed local Buddhist elites.
he encouraged transportation and trade in China.
he fathered many children with various women.
3
Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo were similar in that both:
fought against the Mongols for the freedom of their people.
produced written records of their extensive travels.
were both devote Buddhist converts.
spread of Christianity in the Mongol Empire.
4
The Christian Church was divided into the Roman Catholic Church and the:
Church of Orthodoxy
Byzantine Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Church of the Holy Sepulchral.
5
Which empire can boast that it was the largest empire in world history?
The Alexandrian Empire.
The Byzantine Empire.
The Islamic Empire.
The Mongol Empire.
6
What was the long term effect of Marco Polo's time spent in China?
The Mongols began constructing the Great Wall of China.
Trade between China and Europe increased.
All trade between China and Europe ceased.
Polo helped the Mongols conquer Western Europe.
7
Constantinople's location allowed the Byzantine Empire to:
conquer Moscow.
unify Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Christians.
control the trade routes between Europe and Asia.
spread Judaism in the Islamic world.
8
Who is responsible for the unification of the Mongols and the creation of the Mongol Empire?
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
Begter Khan
Mongke Khan
9
The Great Schism occurred in:
1045
1054
1053
1347
10
The term Byzantine refers to which of these choices:
the western half of the Roman Empire.
The Christian kingdom of Somalia.
the eastern half of the Roman Empire.
the Muslim kingdom of Samarkand.
11
The mixture of Byzantine, Slavic, and Viking influences shaped the future of what country?
Russia
Scandanavia
China
Mongolia
12
Justinian's Code is considered important because it:
established the worlds first democracy.
was the most beautiful building in Byzantium.
became the model for the future legal codes of Europe.
established a way to deal with the Viking threat.
13
Which of the following is true concerning the impact that the Mongols had on Russia?
Russia ended their long period of Feudalism.
Russia became an Islamic empire.
The Russians converted to Catholicism.
The destruction of Kiev and the development of Moscow.
14
The early Russian civilization adopted Eastern Orthodox Christianity through contact with:
ancient Jewish people.
the Byzantines.
the Mongols.
Catholic missionaries.
15
One of the most important effects of the Mongol Empire was that it:
significantly increased trade between Asia and Europe.
spread Japanese culture after its victory over Japan.
adopted Confucian ideas and principles.
conquered the Aztec and Inca Empires.
16
Name the structure that reflects the greatness of Roman architecture like arches and domes?
Hagia Sophia
Sagia Hagia
The Great Temple of Jerusalem.
Hesia Shopeesia
17
What term refers to a piece of art that venerates Jesus, Mary, and the various saints?
Imams.
Icons.
Images.
Idols.
18
What does the term Pax Mongolica mean?
The Mongol Khanates.
Peaceful travels.
The Mongol Peace.
The Mongol Conquest.
19
All of the following are accomplishments of the Byzantine emperor Justinian except:
Attempting to reconquer the old Roman territories.
Beautifying the city of Constantinople.
Organizing and codifying a set of laws for his empire.
Defeating the Ottoman Turks to the south.
20
Which statement about the Mongol Empire is accurate?
Mongol government was based on European monarchies.
The Mongols were the first to successfully conquer Japan.
The Pax Mongolica led to regional stability.
The Mongols adopted Christianity as their state religion.
21
Which of the following best describes the Mongol policy towards their Chinese subjects?
They were all sold into slavery.
They weren't allowed to hold political office in the empire.
They were esteemed members of the empire.
They were seen as equals to the Mongols.

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