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Empires and Interconnection #1 Review
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1
Who is considered the founder of the Silk Road?
Kievan Rus
Han Dynasty
The Mongols
The Romans
2
Which territory is pictured below?
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Persian Empire
United States
3
_________ is the 'point of view' from which the author of a source described historical events.
Corroboration
Sourcing
Perspective
Causation
4
Islam spread very quickly under the Ummayid Caliphate.
False
True
5
Where is Timbuktu located?
Middle East
Central America
West Africa
Western Europe
6
What is the best example of a city-state?
The Roman Empire was invaded by the Huns.
If Northfield ruled over Dundas, Waterford, and Randolph.
Minneapolis forces its residents to pay a sales tax.
The US has 50 states with their own capitals and state governments.
7
The Roman Empire and Han Empire ruled their areas of the world at the same time.
True
False
8
How did the silk road get its name?
It was a trade route where Romans brought their silk to exchange for spices
None of the above
Silk from Africa, Asia, and Europe were exchanged here
It was a trade route where silk from China was traded for other products
9
Which group in the Feudal System did not own land but was asked to look over the King's Land?
Church
Knights
Peasant
Nobility
10
How did the time period of the middle ages get its name?
It occurs before the Han dynasty and after the Roman Empire
Its a random name that makes no sense
The time period is between Ancient and Modern history
Western Europe was considered the center of the world
11
Baghdad was the capital of ____.
The Abbasid Caliphate
education for Islamic scholars
Science and medicine during the Islamic Golden Age.
All of the above
12
____ is the analysis of the way that historical events were started.
Perspective
Sourcing
Corroboration
Causation
13
In the Feudal system, the ______ benefitted the most, relying on the daily work of the _______.
Church, king
King, lords
Church, peasants
Peasants, church
14
The government of the Han Dynasty was based on ___.
None of the above
Confucianism
Meritocracy
Christianity
15
Daily life comforts disappear, little trade, illiteracy, very little political control describes ___ after the break up.
Constantinople
the Eastern Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
the Western Roman Empire
16
Which of the following describes the dynastic cycle of Ancient China?
A dynasty getting overthrown and a new one takes their place
The ritual that occurs to crown a new emperor
A philosophy used by emperors to stop fighting during the warring states
China migration away from they historic land
17
Trade routes are influence because they can help spread more than just products.
False
True
18
What is the difference between Sunni and Shia muslims?
Sunni believe Ali, Shia believe in Isaac
Sunni want leaders to be elected, Shia want Muhammad's descendants
Sunni believe in Jesus, Shia believe in Muhammad
Where they live only.
19
The Indian Ocean Trade Network connected _____.
India to Europe
India to Southeast Asia and East Africa
East Africa to West Africa and Europe
Southeast Asia to the Americas
20
A government led by ANY religious leadership is known as a _____.
Democracy
Theorcracy
Meritocracy
Dynasty
21
The Indian-Ocean trade network was most heavily influenced by ___.
Monsoon Winds
Islam
Buddhism
Salt
22
What became the center of Western European life after the fall of the Roman Empire?
The Catholic Church
None of the above
Trade and exploration
The Silk Road
23
What did peasants recieve in the feudal system?
land to farm
protection from invading forces
neither of the above
both of the above
24
Islam was able to spread quickly across North Africa because __.
The people there had no previous religion
No one lived in this region
Muslims had large armies and provided financial benefits to followers.
All of the above
25
Which empire had the least strict and limiting roles for women?
Umayyad
Rome
Han
Maya
26
Which of the following describes an empire?
A government ruled by the people.
A large group of people ruled by a religious leader.
A small community ruled by a royal family.
Diverse group of people, based around and led from a capital.
27
What is a meritocracy?
Some made up word by Mr. Balow
A government where religious leaders are in charge.
A government where the most skilled people have power.
A government where one family is in charge.
28
What type of social structure does this image represent?
Patronage
Pastoral Nomadism
Feudalism
3 Estates
29
The Trans-Saharan Trade would not have been possible without ____.
The spread of Islam from the middle east.
All of the above.
The spread of the Camel from the middle east.
The spread of salt from the middle east.
30
The Islamic Golden age was ____.
Muslim cities were centers for science, math, medicine, and education
A time when Rome became a caliphate
Gold was discovered in the middle east
A dark time for the middle east
31
So far, this unit has shown that the middle ages were ___.
a period where interactions between cultures were taking place
Lit
a period when not much was happening
a very dark time for the entire world
32
What was Europe like after the collapse of the Roman Empire?
Violent and economically depressed
Knowledge and education was less common
It had a Feudal system
all of the above
33
Which Empire was more dependent on slave labor?
Kievan Rus
Roman Empire
Han Empire
Bantu Empire
