Why were Native Americans being killed in large numbers known as The Great Dying?

Diseases like smallpox and measles

What was the cause for urbanization from 1200 to 1450?

Increase interregional commerce

Why were the 1400s a turning point?

Introduced the Americas into the global network

What was the main similarity between Christianity and Islam?

Monotheistic omnipotent deities

Who were the Creoles?

People of Spanish descent born in the Americas

What was the ultimate goal of confucianism?

To guide all people into social roles through punishments

What was the purpose of public works projects like Versailles?

To demonstrate wealth and power

What was Mughal architecture a symbol of?

Cultural syncretism, Acculturation

What were the effects of the Silk Road?

Spread of diseases, Spread of art, Spread of religion

Did Legalism believe some people were born naturally bad?

Yes, the ultimate goal was to correct all people naturally born bad.

What was the impact of the Columbian Exchange before 1800?

Brought sugarcane to the Americas

Who were the Mestizo?

Someone of mixed Native American and European descent

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1
Why were Native Americans being killed in large numbers known as The Great Dying?
Natural causes
Illness due to eating certain plants and animals
Diseases like smallpox and measles
Fighting between other Native American tribes
2
What did the Inca rely on for agricultural practices?
Imported crops
Human labor
All of the above
New technologies
3
What was the cause for urbanization from 1200 to 1450?
New laws
Spread of diseases
Increase interregional commerce
Lack of water
4
What happened to Zheng He's expeditions?
He never got to start them
They were ended by the Ming
They were fully completed
They were ended by the Song
5
Why were the 1400s a turning point?
Introduced Asia into the global network
It was not a turning point
A violent and bloody war
Introduced the Americas into the global network
6
What were the motivations for European exploration and colonization?
Resources like gold
The spread of Christianity
Individual glory and for the empire
All of the above
7
What was the extent of the Mongol Empire?
Only Mongolia
Didn't expand much
Most of Central Asia
All of Europe
8
What religion believed in the caste system?
Hinduism
Christianity
Daoism
Confucianism
9
What made European conquest of the Americas so successful?
Money
Disease
Good looks
Weapons
10
What was the main similarity between Christianity and Islam?
They don't think Jesus will return from heaven
Monotheistic omnipotent deities
They both worship multiple gods
They both didn't believe in Satan or any evil
11
Who were the Creoles?
Soldiers in the Spanish army
People of Spanish descent born in the Indian Ocean region
People of the Spanish noble class
People of Spanish descent born in the Americas
12
What was the ultimate goal of confucianism?
To guide all people into social roles through punishments
Guide people to reconnect with a higher power through the eightfold path
To guide all people to follow society's leaders by example
To reject social constructs in order to attain personal harmony and peace
13
Daoists believed in rejecting socially made constructs...
False
True
14
What was the purpose of public works projects like Versailles?
Just a place to live in
To demonstrate wealth and power
To show off architectural knowledge
To show victory in battle
15
What was Mughal architecture a symbol of?
Cultural syncretism
Acculturation
Victory in battle
Vast amounts of wealth
16
Why did the Aztec utilize Chinampas?
It was rooted in tradition
To adapt to the environment
Needed the least amount of labor
Made them a lot of money
17
Who were the Peninsulares?
Native Americans
European sailors
Asians traveling to the Americas
Spanish in the Americas
18
What religion does the eightfold path pertain to?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
19
What were the effects of the Silk Road?
Spread of diseases
Spread of art
The Silk Road had no real effect
Spread of religion
20
Did Legalism believe some people were born naturally bad?
No, they believed everyone was inherently good
Yes, and they wanted to remove those people from their society
Yes, the ultimate goal was to correct all people naturally born bad.
No, they thought everybody was equal
21
What were 2 items Ghana taxed?
Copper
Salt
Corn
Lumber
22
What did rulers often use to justify their rule?
Heirs
Victories in battle
Religion
Wealth
23
What was the impact of the Columbian Exchange before 1800?
Brought corn to the Americas
Brought sweet potatoes to the Americas
Brought carrots to the Americas
Brought sugarcane to the Americas
24
Who were the Mestizo?
Someone of mixed Native American and European descent
Someone of mixed Asian and European descent
Rulers of the European colonies
Native American soldiers
25
What led to the Mongol Khanates?
Fighting over religion
Fighting over the economy
Genghis Khan's death
Genghis Khan decided to split the area

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