Ap World History Unit 1: The Global Tapestry Review

Which of the following cash crops/goods was NOT produced in the Americas?

By 1200, the Dar- al-Islam includes all of the following Islamic political entities Except:

The monotheistic religion developed by Hebrews, emphasizing a sole personal god with concerns for social justice.

The Hausa Kingdoms were trading cities located near which river?

What migration was evidenced by iron working, irrigation, and language spread in Africa?

Which of the following shows the correct order of the social hierarchy in feudal Europe from highest to lowest?

Which of these puts these leaders in the correct geographic order from East to West?

Which of the following is NOT true about the Aztecs?

Which common language was used in the Srivijaya Empire to facilitate business transactions?

Islamic missionaries who spread the faith in South and Southeast Asia were most often.

China maintained and justified its rule during the Song Dynasty using all of the following methods EXCEPT

After the Abbasid caliphate fell to Mongol invaders, all of the following Islamic powers emerge EXCEPT for

The Khmer Empire in Southeast Asia, c.802 - c.1431, used which religion to maintain legitimacy?

Which of the following is NOT a Southeast Asian empire?

In China, Confucianism emphasized the idea that

Which of the following is NOT true about the Srivijaya Empire?

All of the following led to feudal government EXCEPT

What is one common cause of the development of feudalism in both Europe and Japan?

Royal power in France became more centralized following the

Which religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama?

European states from c. 1200 to c. 1450 derived legitimacy by promoting

All of the following describe Europe’s political system during the Middle Ages EXCEPT:

Islam was spread across Afro-Eurasia with the help of the Sufis. Who were they?

Which religion is based, in part, on the teachings of Judaism and Chrisitanity?

Which of the following is NOT a feature of the Aztec empire?

Document that reinstated the feudal rights of nobles but also extended the rule of law to other people in the country

In the beginiing of the course Japan is in the middle of a new goverment . Who is the real ruler of Japan at this point?

Mansa Musa was the leader of what empire?

Which empire was located, in part, in the Andes Mountains?

How did Mesoamericans get water to their crops?

Which of the following correctly matches the religion to its symbol?

Which was NOT an invention from the Islamic Empire

What major migration movement began in the Foundations period and continued on into the next periods?

What was the name of the tax imposed on non-Muslims by Islamic Caliphates?

How many major kingdoms were part of the Hausa Kingdoms?

How did religious diversity affect the Song Dynasty and the Northern Indian kingdoms?

One way that the Incans differed from the Aztecs was

Which English document created the foundation for the Parliament?

In China, the building of the Great Wall and the tribute system are examples of attempts by different dynasties to limit

In Japanese feudalism, the warlord rulers were known as ______.

Which of the following correctly matches the American civilization and its modern day location?

Who was Nasir al-Din al Tusi

The Hundred Years’ War was between Britain and France

This successor state to Mali dominated the Niger Valley.

Before 1450 Africans

What European period after the Middle Ages had the rediscovery of classical philosophy, literature, and art was known as

The MOST significant reason that Song China was able to export large amounts of textiles and porcelain was its advanced

The Vijayanagara, Srivijaya, and Sukhothai Kingdoms are located in which geographical region?

Which of the following religious leaders is correctly matched with the religion they were born into?

Which religion had the greatest impact in China following the fall of the Han Dynasty?

The Mita labor system and quipus were important parts of the Aztec empire

Which of the following is NOT a way in which the Hausa Kingdoms established wealth?

Which symbol is from the Daoist religion?

Which branch of Buddhism, with a name meaning "big vehicle," spread into China, Korea, and Japan?

Which group of people made use of chinampas to convert marshy wetlands to arable farmland?

One of the most important roles of Christianity in western Europe was to

One way that Buddhism differed from Hinduism was

The “House of Wisdom” in Baghdad gathered and translated learning from

What was the capital of the Abbasid Dynasty?

Which of the following is NOT true about Hinduism?

What was Ethiopia known for?

The Aztec society used which technique to increase agricultural productivity?

Which of the following was NOT a source of wealth for the Srivijaya Empire?

The Chinese value of filial piety means deep respect for

The Shogunate system in Japan can best be described as

Which of the following correctly matches the religion with the person responsible for helping it spread?

One key takeaway from Unit 1, the Global Tapestry is that

Which religion structured the lives of MOST South Asian people, c. 1200 - c. 1450 CE?

Which of these was a state in southern Africa that cultivated wealth through gold exports?

A Buddhist way of life in which a person gives up worldly activities in order to concentrate on spiritual work?

Which of the following was NOT an African Empire?