AP World History Ultimate Review Quiz I

sect of Islam; personal relationship with Allah; mystic; flexible and tolerant

correct order of West African empires

Last leader of USSR; glasnost and perestroika; presided over fall of Berlin Wall

Russian; "enlightened despot"; expanded empire; modernization; autocratic; 1763-1796

Qin emperor; legalism; centralization of power; built famous tomb using forced labor

Ibn Battuta did NOT travel to

Russian dynasty early 1600s-1917

Mughal Ruler; religious tolerance; abolished jizya; modernized army

English king; Act of Supremacy severed ties to the Catholic Church; 6 wives

Which was the Japanese equivalent of European feudal lords?

Chinese dynasty 221-206 BCE; standardized weights and measures; strict laws and punishments

Constantine accepted Christianity in...

began as a religious war Protestants v. Catholics; ended as a political war France v. Austria

War fought between England and France during the medieval period

absolute monarch; sun King; built Versailles; revoked Edict of Nantes

missionaries known for education and diplomacy; attempted to spread Christianity in China

forced peasant labor as a result of unpaid debts used in agricultural societies like Russia

1789; failed Estates General; Louis XVI executed; first European republic

French general; coup d'etat in 1799; crowned emperor in 1804; established new code of law

"The unexamined life is not worth living." died 399 BCE

Germanic invasions in Europe in the 5th century directly resulted in

Babylon 1792-1750 BCE; death penalty for murder, theft, adultery, etc; favored the upper class

Which of the following is an NGO?

"rubber people"; Mexico; early civ; gigantic human heads

Which was NOT produced during the first industrial revolution?

Who typically was excluded from power in Latin America after independence?

What was the goal of the congress of Vienna?

new city founded 1703 by a westernizing Czar

1020-930 BCE; Kings Saul, David, Solomon; conquered by Assyria/Persia

European war fought primarily over commercial rights and colonies in the Americas