The practice of foot binding

placed women of the privileged classes under male supervision.

The Chola kingdom and the kingdom of Vijayanagar

were two of the larger states to form in southern India.

The arrival of camels in Africa

quickened the pace of communication across the Sahara.

The image below best demonstrates which key concept from 600 CE to 1450 AD?

The spread of Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic religions influenced SE Asia.

The Mi'ta System was used by the Inca can best be described as

Mandatory, temporary labor for the state in the construction public project

What happened to the silk roads after the decline of the Han and Roman empires?

There was less activity, but trade revived along the routes in the sixth C.

Which of the following is NOT true with regard to the silk roads?

The silk roads actually had nothing to do with silk.

The image below best illustrates which of the following key concepts from 600 CE to 1450 CE?

Empires expanded and maintained control through tributary systems

The Chola kingdom and the kingdom of Vijayanagar

did not experience much change in their social status.

With regard to epidemic diseases on the silk roads, which of the following is NOT true?

changed its policy on land distribution.

Which of the following TWO conditions were favorable for developing long-distance trade during the classical era?

Empires ruled vast areas and maintained good social order and safety., Under imperial rule many roads and bridges were constructed.

The image below, produced in 14th Century Spain, provides evidence that

Word of Mansa Musa’s wealth in gold had reached Europe

In order for Buddhism to be accepted in China, Chinese Buddhists

accommodated Buddhism to Chinese values such as filial piety

Invasions of India by Turkish Muslims hastened the decline of Buddhism because

the invaders looted and destroyed Buddhist stupas and shrines.

Differing from the Umayyad caliphs, the Abbasid rulers

paid more attention to administration rather than expansion of the empire.

The map below demonstrates that the city of Timbuktu in the Empire of Mali was

geographically important in the trade of luxury goods.

The chinampa system of agriculture

created fertile plots of land from the mud off the bottom of lake Texcoco

refers to the peoples of the east African coast.

The monsoon winds in the Indian Ocean

tied southeast Asia, India, Arabia, and east Africa together in trade

Which of the following is NOT true with regard to the sharia?

It was created by the prophet Muhammad.

The Aztecs offered human sacrifices in order to

honor the gods and forestall the destruction of the world.

The map below best exemplifies

The spread of Islam through conquest under the first 4 Caliphs

Ulama and qadis were important in Islamic society because they

were learned priests in the roles of magistrates and judges

The remarkable oral tradition of sub-Saharan Africa was preserved primarily by

professional singers and griots.

Mani, the founder of Manichaeism, promoted a syncretic blend of

Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Buddhism.

refers to a social, political and economic system that developed in Europe

The nature of the society into which the prophet Muhammad was born was

a society made up largely of nomads and merchants.

The image below best illustrates the development of which system in Europe from 600 - 1200 AD

Feudalism and decentralized states

This map best illustrates which of the following key concepts from 600 CE to 1450 CE?

Existing trade routes flourished and promoted the growth of trading cities

This map would best provide historians with information that could prove

environmental factors contributed to and limited human settlements.

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1
The practice of foot binding
discouraged peasant women from working in the fields.
became universal in China by the end of the Song.
placed women of the privileged classes under male supervision.
was adopted as a way to venerate family ancestors.
2
Which of the following would NOT have been on a ship carrying goods in the classical era?
olive oil and wine from Rome
silk from Bactria
pepper and cotton from India
spices from Southeast Asia
3
The Chola kingdom and the kingdom of Vijayanagar
imposed centralized, imperial rule in southern India.
were states of southeast Asia
were two of the larger states to form in southern India.
were important Muslim states.
4
The arrival of camels in Africa
made communication across the Sahara possible.
replaced elephants as the preferred transport animals throughout the Sahara
still did not make travel across the Sahara possible.
quickened the pace of communication across the Sahara.
5
The image below best demonstrates which key concept from 600 CE to 1450 AD?
The spread of Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic religions influenced SE Asia.
Expansion of empires facilitated Trans-Eurasian trade and communication.
Empires like Angkor Wat benefited from trade systems.
Environmental challenges such as typhoons restricted state building
6
The Mi'ta System was used by the Inca can best be described as
Forced labor that was punishable by torture or death
Conscripted military system to expand the Incan Empire
Agricultural system using terraces and micro climates
Mandatory, temporary labor for the state in the construction public project
7
Which of the following was a common trade commodity seen in India?
slaves from central Asia
silk from India
cotton from China
spices from southeast Asia
8
What happened to the silk roads after the decline of the Han and Roman empires?
Activity actually increased along the silk roads.
There was less activity, but trade revived along the routes in the sixth C.
They no longer carried epidemic diseases.
The routes were changed to cross easier terrain.
9
During Tang times, several foreign religions came to China. The foreign faiths that did NOT arrive in China included
Nestorian Christianity and Manichaeism.
Zoroastrianism and Islam.
Hinduism and Jainism.
None of these answers is correct, because all of these religions did come t
10
Which of the following is NOT true with regard to the silk roads?
Because of the silk roads, silk garments became popular among wealthy Roman
The silk roads actually had nothing to do with silk.
The silk roads also included sea lanes.
The silk roads linked much of Eurasia and north Africa.
11
The image below best illustrates which of the following key concepts from 600 CE to 1450 CE?
Empires flourished through economic alliances
Empires expanded and maintained control through tributary systems
Economies flourished with both peasant labor and forced labor
Cultural traditions influenced neighboring regions
12
During Abbasid times, the Arabs learned from China the technique of making
gunpowder and cannons.
fine silk.
woodblock prints.
paper.
13
Fast-ripening, Champa rice
enabled cultivators to harvest two times a year.
All of these are true.
was introduced to China from Vietnam.
increased food supply and supported a large population.
14
The Chola kingdom and the kingdom of Vijayanagar
were increasingly confined in their social and economic activities.
took the veil.
enjoyed higher honor than before.
did not experience much change in their social status.
15
With regard to epidemic diseases on the silk roads, which of the following is NOT true?
fell under the domination of the Sui dynasty.
changed its policy on land distribution.
The diseases seriously weakened the Han and Roman empires.
The most devastating diseases were smallpox, measles, and bubonic plague.
16
Which of the following TWO conditions were favorable for developing long-distance trade during the classical era?
The development of currency to make trading easier.
The establishment and growth of cities across the trade routes.
Empires ruled vast areas and maintained good social order and safety.
Under imperial rule many roads and bridges were constructed.
17
The image below, produced in 14th Century Spain, provides evidence that
Word of Mansa Musa’s wealth in gold had reached Europe
Spain was part of the camel caravan trade
Europeans viewed Africans with disdain
Islam remained the dominant religion in Spain
18
In order for Buddhism to be accepted in China, Chinese Buddhists
paid high taxes from their monasteries to the Chinese government.
accommodated Buddhism to Chinese values such as filial piety
changed the Buddha and the boddhisatvas into Daoist deities.
All these answers are correct.
19
Nomadic peoples of Asia could wield massive military power because of their
accuracy with bows and arrows.
All of these are correct.
outstanding horsemanship.
maneuverability as cavalry units.
20
Medieval Japan was a decentralized state consisting of different vassal states under the
Emperor
Shogun
Daimyo
Ronin
21
Invasions of India by Turkish Muslims hastened the decline of Buddhism because
Buddhists were convinced that Buddha was not helpful for personal salvati
the Hindus persecuted all other religions after the invasions.
the invaders looted and destroyed Buddhist stupas and shrines.
Muslim rulers banned Buddhism.
22
Differing from the Umayyad caliphs, the Abbasid rulers
paid more attention to administration rather than expansion of the empire.
moved the capital to Mecca.
did not allow the Arabs to play a large role in government.
were from the Shia sect.
23
The map below demonstrates that the city of Timbuktu in the Empire of Mali was
the political administrative capital of the empire.
geographically important in the trade of luxury goods.
unable to trade with cities in the Middle East.
a major center of Islamic scholarship in the empire.
24
Under pressure from authorities in Mecca, Muhammad and his followers fled to Medina in 622. Muslims call this move
the umma.
the hijra.
Yathrib.
the hajj.
25
The chinampa system of agriculture
introduced new Mexica crops into the central valley.
was similar to the slash-and-burn agriculture practiced by the Maya
required the Mexica to move on to new lands after the soil had been exhaust
created fertile plots of land from the mud off the bottom of lake Texcoco
26
Swahili
refers to the slave traders of Africa.
is a dead language.
refers to the peoples of the east African coast.
was an Arabic language.
27
The monsoon winds in the Indian Ocean
created tremendous difficulty for traders.
blow regularly from the north in the summer.
were actually first discovered by the Romans.
tied southeast Asia, India, Arabia, and east Africa together in trade
28
Which of the following is NOT true with regard to the sharia?
It drew inspiration especially from the Quran.
It offered detailed guidance on proper behavior in almost every aspect of
It was created by the prophet Muhammad.
It helped to unite the disparate parts of dar al-Islam.
29
Which of the following was NOT a major technological innovation of Tang and Song China?
movable type printing
gunpowder
paper making
the magnetic compass
30
Differing from other southeast Asian states, Melaka was predominantly a(n)
Christian state
Buddhist state.
Islamic state.
Confucian state.
31
The Aztecs offered human sacrifices in order to
terrorize conquered people into submission.
provide nourishment to the moon and the stars.
mark off the days of their ritual calendar.
honor the gods and forestall the destruction of the world.
32
Islamic Spain, known as al-Andalus, was
controlled by Muslim Berber conquerors.
not part of the Abbasid empire.
all of these are correct
the home of Ibn Rushd (Averroes).
33
The map below best exemplifies
The spread of Islam along trade routes during the first 4 caliphs
The Spread of Christianity after the 1st Century CE
The spread of Islam through conquest under the first 4 Caliphs
The expansion of Islam after the Crusades
34
Which of the following two states practiced a tribute system with neighboring countries:
Aztec and Chinese
Chinese and Abbasids
Chinese and Inca
Chinese and Japanese
35
Islam spread in India through
Turkish migrations.
the presence of merchants from the Islamic world.
the influence of the sultanate of Delhi.
Arab expeditions into the Sind.
36
Ulama and qadis were important in Islamic society because they
were learned priests in the roles of magistrates and judges
were part of the military arm of Islam, responsible for its expansion.
were effective missionaries encouraging the people's obedience and devotion
developed public policies and heard cases in accordance with the Quran and
37
In medieval Japan, professional warriors were called
seppuku.
samurai.
shogun.
bushido.
38
The remarkable oral tradition of sub-Saharan Africa was preserved primarily by
Muslim African scholars.
professional singers and griots.
women.
village chiefs and diviners.
39
Mani, the founder of Manichaeism, promoted a syncretic blend of
Hinduism, Daoism, and Confucianism.
Nestorianism, Daoism, and Buddhism.
Christianity, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Buddhism.
40
The term feudalism
refers to feuds between aristocratic families, which had become a social
refers to a social, political and economic system that developed in Europe
means feuds between rival kingdoms across Europe for control
means a political and social order that was highly centralized.
41
The nature of the society into which the prophet Muhammad was born was
a pastoral society with many camels.
an urban-based culture with small manufacturing.
a society made up largely of nomads and merchants.
an agricultural society dominated by warriors.
42
The image below best illustrates the development of which system in Europe from 600 - 1200 AD
Feudalism and with strong centralized states
Feudalism and decentralized states
Plantation economies and land based empires
Plantation economies and maritime empires
43
All of the following stimulated Bantu African migrations EXCEPT
population pressure.
bananas.
iron metallurgy.
bubonic plague.
44
Which of the following groups built the largest empire the world had ever seen by the early fourteenth century?
the Salijuk Turks
the Golden Horde
the Mongols
the Huns
45
This map best illustrates which of the following key concepts from 600 CE to 1450 CE?
E. Hemisphere trade routes promoted the diffusion of crops and pathogens
Expansion of empires facilitated Trans-Eurasian trade and communication.
Environmental knowledge and technologyexpanded and intensified long-distance trade.
Existing trade routes flourished and promoted the growth of trading cities
46
This map would best provide historians with information that could prove
economic trade within regions was limited by barriers such as large rivers.
environmental factors contributed to and limited human settlements.
hunter-forager cultures universally rejected the spread of an agriculturalway of life.
state-building by imperial governments relied on large public worksprojects.
47
The principal agent(s) for the spread of Buddhism over the silk roads was/were
merchants.
the Buddha himself.
Indian monks.
missionaries of the emperor Ashoka.
48
Which of the following statements describes a typical kin-based society in Africa?
Male heads of families presided over village affairs.
All of these are true.
Ethnic loyalties were focused at the district level.
The most prominent of the family heads acted as chief.

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