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1
What was the place and/or role of women in early African societies?
Served only as slaves
Patriarchal
Women limited to the home
Matriarchal
2
Besides goods, what commonly was transmitted by merchants?
Zoroastrianism and Hindusim
Islam and Christianity
Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism
Buddhism and Christianity
3
China was a major participant in Indian Ocean trade because:
They encouraged merchants and trade
They had silk
They controlled a lot of land
They were strong, stable, and lots of products
4
Who used a great deal of slave labor?
Islamic Empire
Srivijaya
India
China
5
What was the interaction between pastoral and agricultural people like?
Agricultural people tried to control pastoral people
Always violent
Pastoral people tried to take over agricultural people
Peaceful and guided by trade
6
Unlike the Silk Roads, what was carried through Indian Ocean trade?
All of the above
Diseases
Luxury Goods
Bulk Goods
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What technology enabled greater Indian Ocean trade?
Junk
Latine sail
Astrolabe
All of them
8
Who was a part of 'outer Eurasia'?
Nomads and pastoralists
Chinese and Mongols
India and China
Rome and Srivijaya
9
Who experienced a plague that was probably tied to trade?
India
China
Europe
All of them
10
During this era, Mesoamerica and the Andes civilizations:
Traded extensively
Had similar centralized states
Were strictly nomadic or pastoral
Had little contact with each other
11
Which locations were centers of power because of Indian Ocean Trade?
Ethiopia and Persia
Timuktu and Axum
East Africa and Srivijaya
Khmer Empire and Dunhuang
12
Who was the Muslim who travelled the world, touring Islamic areas in Eurasia and Africa?
Marco Polo
Suleiman
Genghis Khan
Ibn Battuta
13
What was true of the West African states that emerged between 500-1450?
Incorporation and adoption of Islamic and Christian beliefs
Backwardness
Reputation for riches and centers of study
Decentralized governments
14
What is the largest Buddhist monument in the world?
Hagia Sophia
Dome of the Rock
Borobudur
Angkor Wat
15
What was so popular that it was sometimes used as a trade currency?
Ivory
Tortoiseshells
Gold
Silk
16
The Silk Roads prospered initially because of what group?
Pastoralists
Muslims
Chinese
Merchants
17
What was a place that grew in importance and wealth due almost strictly to trade?
Great Zimbabwe
Swahili
All of them
Srivijaya
18
Much of the Saharan trade and many urban centers were located where?
Swahili
Great Zimbabwe
East Africa
Sudan/West Africa
19
When was trade along the Silk Roads strongest?
When people had stuff to trade
When strong empires were in charge of the routes
During the Roman Emnpire
When the Chinese dynasties fell
20
How did local peoples adapt Buddhism?
Incorporation of bodhisattvas
Buddha became more human and less divine
Created a new caste in the caste system
New emphasis on ascetism (denying worldly pleasures)
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What areas were "Indianized"?
Axum
Southeast Asia
China
Kashmir