Based on the passage, which of the statements concerning the trading city of Hangzhou is most accurate?

Hangzhou was vital b/c it had foreign merchants & close to the Grand Canal

Which part of India's history best supports his claim that Hindu culture differed from earlier cultures in India?

The decreasing importance of the caste system

A historian would most likely use the chart to research which of the following developments in the period 1450-1750?

European civil unrest and weakened economies

Which development resulted from a change in Umar's policy toward Jerusalem by the Seljuks?

The beginning of the Crusades by European Christians

What trend among cities around the world of that era is reflected in this image?

Cities relied on walls for protection against attackers.

The desire to improve relations with the Romans in Jerusalem

He did not actively seek converts to his faith.

The intended audience of this excerpt most likely consisted of

Muslims who lived in South Asia

Which statement accurately reflects an effect of the temperature pattern shown in the graph? LII= Little Ice Age

The LII caused shortages of food & reduced amount of ag surplus for trade

Which trend followed the temperature pattern shown in the graph?

The rate of growth in the urban population

Which element of Al-Beruni's point of view does he express most clearly in this passage?

He was a non-Hindu who was writing about Hindus.

What development, which began before 1300, allowed Europeans to obtain the products of East Asia?

New maritime tech allowed for ships to travel safely between Europe & Asia

Which trait of Islamic rule described in this passage was also evident in Islamic rule in al-Andalus?

The toleration of other religions by Muslims in conquered territory

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1
Based on the passage, which of the statements concerning the trading city of Hangzhou is most accurate?
imperial govt's limited the # of markets in Hangzhou to few in the city
Foreigners weren't welcome b/c they were considered barbarians & had little
Hangzhou was vital b/c it had foreign merchants & close to the Grand Canal
Many people coming to trade were Europeans traveling along the Silk Roads
2
One achievement represented by the structure in the image was that it was built
without mortar
away from any large settlement of people
with techniques used by Arabs and the Portuguese
without slave labor
3
Which part of India's history best supports his claim that Hindu culture differed from earlier cultures in India?
The development of the Bhakti movement
The policies on the religion of Ashoka
The raids by Mahmud of Ghazni
The decreasing importance of the caste system
4
A historian would most likely use the chart to research which of the following developments in the period 1450-1750?
European civil unrest and weakened economies
A surge in witch trials on both sides of the Atlantic
The decline of Norse colonies in Greenland
Native American transfer from dependence on agriculture to hunting
5
Which development resulted from a change in Umar's policy toward Jerusalem by the Seljuks?
A shift in trade patterns
An increase in the power of the Byzantine Empire
The beginning of the Crusades by European Christians
A decrease in taxes paid by Jerusalem residents
6
What trend among cities around the world of that era is reflected in this image?
Cities relied on walls for protection against attackers.
Cities were founded in open areas that were easier to defend.
Cities were becoming less dependent on trade.
Cities were being founded in increasingly dry regions.
7
The desire to improve relations with the Romans in Jerusalem
He considered Christians and Jews to be "People of the Book."
He believed Christians and Jews were only a small threat to his faith.
He was more concerned with political than religious issues.
He did not actively seek converts to his faith.
8
The intended audience of this excerpt most likely consisted of
the older generation of Vaishyas in South Asia
young Hindus in Khorasan and Persia
Muslims who lived in South Asia
Buddhists who might not be familiar with Hindus
9
Which statement accurately reflects an effect of the temperature pattern shown in the graph? LII= Little Ice Age
One result of the LII was Vikings began raiding coasts along Eng. & France
As Spain's climate cooled, Columbus' voyages were financed to find $ crops
The LII caused shortages of food & reduced amount of ag surplus for trade
B/C of pollution from industry in W. Euro, temps rose as ozone depleted.
10
Which trend followed the temperature pattern shown in the graph?
The use of systems of coerced labor
The centralization of political power
The spread of Christianity in Europe
The rate of growth in the urban population
11
What products would Indians & non-Chinese merchants be most likely to purchase in a market such as the one described?
cows, pigs, and oxen
pepper, nutmeg, and cinnamon
silk, porcelain, and tea
rugs, parchment, and horses
12
Which element of Al-Beruni's point of view does he express most clearly in this passage?
He was a monotheist writing about people he considered polytheists.
He belonged to a group that was conquered by people he was writing about
He was a non-Hindu who was writing about Hindus.
He grew up in a region to the west of the region he was describing.
13
What development, which began before 1300, allowed Europeans to obtain the products of East Asia?
Tang expanded into the MidEast, so trade routes were under one ruler
Europeans established direct contact with the Tang & Song dynasties
New maritime tech allowed for ships to travel safely between Europe & Asia
Chinese dynasties grew stronger, so long-distance trade could be less risky
14
One factor that contributed to the declines of both Great Zimbabwe and the Mayans was
invasions by neighbors with iron weapons
ethnic conflicts within the community
environmental damage
contact with Europeans
15
Which trait of Islamic rule described in this passage was also evident in Islamic rule in al-Andalus?
The conflict between Romans and Byzantines over territory
The desire to improve relations with the Romans in Jerusalem
The toleration of other religions by Muslims in conquered territory
The persecution of other religions by Islamic leaders

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