In Western Europe, women

Practice more trades, especially between the 11 and 13 cent.

Transmitted Greek learning to W Europe and the Islamic world

Which of the following was evidence of expansion and growth of E. civ. during High, Mid Ages?

There was a considerable increase in long-distance trade

Particularly attractive to low-caste Hindus and untouchables

In its cultural interaction with the Byzantine Empire, Kievan Russia

Adopted political ideals of imperial control of the Church

One contribution to the split bt. the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church was

Disagreement about the veneration of icons

What two religions had a major "rift" between them in Christendom?

Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism

In comparison to Byzantium, the Latin West before 1000 c.e.

Had no city to compare to the splendor of Constantinople

In Western Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476

Outside Italy, long-distance trade largely vanished

In what way was the spread of C. in Western Europe similar to the spread of Buddhism in China

Relative freedom from male control drew big #s of women to b

Which of the following was a long-term impact of the Crusades?

Crusades led to W. Christendom conquering the Muslim regions

In the long term, the crusading movement by Western Europeans

was used by Europeans to rationalize later empire building

The cross-regional ties created in the expanding Islamic world

Largest exchange of ag. products from 1 reg 2 another

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Chapter 10: The Worlds of Christendom, Volume 1, "Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources" by Robert W. Strayer (2nd edition) #worldhistory #apworldhistory #christendom

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1
Which of the following cities were targets of the Crusades?
Rome and Venice
Beijing and Shanghai
Madrid and London
Constantinople and Jerusalem
2
Which of these pertains ONLY to Eastern Orthodox Christianity and not Roman Catholicism?
Leavened Bread
Celibacy
Jesus's teachings
Cleanly Shaven
3
In Western Europe, women
Had no opportunities outside the home
Entered university training to become lawyers and doctors
Saw expansion in economic opp. from the 11 to the 16 cent.
Practice more trades, especially between the 11 and 13 cent.
4
Attacks from all of these groups resulted in the Byzantine Empire shrinking except for...
Western European powers
Turkic Muslim Invaders
Catholic Crusaders
The Chinese Imperial Army
5
In this branch of Christianity the Emporer was also the leader of the church
Eastern Orthodox
Lutherin
Roman Catholic
Calvin
6
The Byzantine Empire
Produced few products to trade along the Silk Roads
Transmitted Greek learning to W Europe and the Islamic world
Driving force behind the Crusades to regain the Holy Lands
Fell along with the Persian Empire to Arab forces
7
Which of the following was evidence of expansion and growth of E. civ. during High, Mid Ages?
Europe’s population declined creating agricultural surpluses
Pope emerged as a powerful political ruler of Western Europe
There was a considerable increase in long-distance trade
Most of North Africa converted to Christianity
8
Which of these religions had more gender equality than the others?
Roman Catholicism
Islam
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Buddhism
9
What was the notion that was the driving force of the crusades?
"YOLO"
"This is fun!"
"Long live the pope!
"God wills it!"
10
"Greek fire" was a military innovation of what civilization?
Byzantine Empire
Arabs
Chinese Empire
Turkish Empire
11
In India, Islam
Was ultimately absorbed into Hinduism
Had its greatest impact in the S. part of the subcontinent
Particularly attractive to low-caste Hindus and untouchables
Became the largest single faith, with over 50 percent of pop
12
In its cultural interaction with the Byzantine Empire, Kievan Russia
Adopted the Greek alphabet
Ultimately adopted Roman C. rather than Orthodox Christian
Developed an extensive silk industry using Byzantine tech.
Adopted political ideals of imperial control of the Church
13
One contribution to the split bt. the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church was
Disagreement about the veneration of icons
The rejection of caesaropapism by the Byzantine Emperor
The fear of the growth of Islam
Acceptance of married priests in the Roman Catholic Church
14
What two religions had a major "rift" between them in Christendom?
Roman Catholicism and Jainism
Confucianism and Taoism
Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism
Judaism and Eastern Orthodoxy
15
What area never regained the political unity it had under Roman rule?
Europe
Islamic World
Byzantium
China
16
A good example of Europeans building on rather than just borrowing technologies from other civs
The compass
Paper making
The lateen sail
The gunpowder cannon
17
In comparison to Byzantium, the Latin West before 1000 c.e.
Was more integrated into the Silk Roads
Christianity firmly under control of political authorities
Had no city to compare to the splendor of Constantinople
Was more politically unified
18
In Western Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476
More land came under cultivation than at the height of Rome
Outside Italy, long-distance trade largely vanished
Odoacer rapidly restored large-scale centralized rule
Only Rome was able to keep its pop. at nearly a million
19
In what way was the spread of C. in Western Europe similar to the spread of Buddhism in China
Both B and C. monistaries shut down by state after 800 CE
Neither Buddhism nor Christianity had much appeal for nomadi
Rejection of wealth by both B and C monistaries was key to g
Relative freedom from male control drew big #s of women to b
20
Which of the following was a long-term impact of the Crusades?
Large-scale conversion of Middle E. peoples to Christianity
Crusades led to W. Christendom conquering the Muslim regions
Crusades ended the flow of Muslim learning into Europe
Crusades weakened the influence of Turkic-speaking peoples
21
What was the religion that Prince Vladimir of Kiev decided on for his empire?
Islam
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Judaism
Roman Catholicism
22
What was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
Istambul
Rome
Constantinople
Paris
23
Which of the following civ. gave the least power to its rulers during the period 1000–1300?
Western Europe
The Byzantine Empire
Japan
China
24
Each group emerged as the dominant peoples of Western Europe except for...
Franks
Russia
Goths
Visigoths
25
What group of people did the Europeans NOT borrow culture from during their "catching up"?
China
Muslims
India
Japanese
26
In the long term, the crusading movement by Western Europeans
Brought the E. O. and R. C. churches together against the Is
Led to widespread conv. to Christianity in the Middle East
was used by Europeans to rationalize later empire building
Brought to an end to trade contact between Is. W. Af. and E.
27
"Within these new [European] kingdoms, a... decentralized society... known as _____ emerged..."
feudalism
Protestant Reformation
mercantilism
Scientific Revolution
28
Which of these towns was a prosperous trading area in Italy?
Constantinople
Berlin
Jerusalem
Venice
29
The cross-regional ties created in the expanding Islamic world
Largest exchange of ag. products from 1 reg 2 another
Brought no new crops to the Middle East
Facilitated little in the way of technological exchange.
Led to the suppression of the S.R. in favor of the Sea Roads
30
Compared to other civilizations, Europe was _________, and had to _________.
equal to, slow its development
more developed, keep developing itself
developed, adapt to other cultures
underdeveloped, catch up

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