What was the impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade?

decreased male population in Africa, African economies destroyed leading to their collapse, increased and spread racism, set it up for colonization

What was the impact of the printing press?

large numbers of books could be created quickly, spread information, spread the ideas of Martin Luther and Protestant Reformation

Why was Aurangzeb considered a controversial ruler?

He was religiously intolerant of the Hindu population

How did the Safavids unify their empire?

Declared the Shia faith as the state religion

Why was Ghana's location important?

It was located near a gold rich area

Which characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire?

increased trade and blending cultures

What was the outcome of the peace treaty between Shāh ‘Abbās and the Ottomans?

The Safavids moved their capital to a more central location.

Humanist education characteristics

read classics, less focused on religion, how to be a good citizen

Which idea about leadership would Niccolo Machiavelli most likely support?

leaders should do what is necessary to achieve their goals

Reason for Decline of Ottoman Empire

A long succession of weak leaders.

How did diseases impact the New World?

They wiped out more than 90% of the Indigenous people

What were the policies enacted by Suleyman the Magnificent?

fair tax code, Promoted qualified people to government positions, legal reforms

limited the power of the English Monarch

What allowed the Renaissance to develop in Italy?

Italy was made up of independent city states

Shah Jahan's rule was marred by

spending money on expensive projects that he did not have, raising taxes

What were the classes of the Ottoman Empire?

Ruling elite, farmers and artisans, merchants

What ended the Byzantine Empire?

Fall of Constantinople to Ottomans

What is the Arab Slave Trade?

The trade of Africans by Arab people

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

Part of the global slave trade between Africa, the Americas, and Europe

Which best describes characteristics of Raphael's School of Athens painting?

represented balance, harmony and order

The rule of Akbar the Great is important because he

accepted diversity and practiced religious toleration

High Renaissance Artists

Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo

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1
What was the impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade?
decreased male population in Africa
African economies destroyed leading to their collapse
increased and spread racism
set it up for colonization
2
What role did King Henry VIII play in the Church of England?
He was the head of the church.
He proposed new reforms in the church.
He was in charge of getting people to join the church.
He was responsible for running the church.
3
What was the impact of the printing press?
the Bible could be read for the first time
large numbers of books could be created quickly
spread information
spread the ideas of Martin Luther and Protestant Reformation
4
Why was Aurangzeb considered a controversial ruler?
He was religiously intolerant of the Hindu population
India gave up territory to Europe
He gave equal rights to women
He was accepting of traditional Hindu practices
5
How did the Safavids unify their empire?
Invaded the Ottomans and took over their territories
Declared the Shia faith as the state religion
Killed all people that opposed Islam
Used Christian missionaries to spread peaceful messages
6
Who could attend the schools that Martin Luther established?
only artists
anyone
only landowners
women
7
Why was Ghana's location important?
It was close to the Atlantic Ocean and valuable trade routes
It was located in the desert
It was located in the mountains for easy defense
It was located near a gold rich area
8
Muslims could not own
Christians
Muslims
Jews
slaves
9
Which factors aided the Spanish conquest of the Incas?
Spain allied with the French and local, rival tribes
Superior European weapons
Peruvian geography and continuing famine
The Incan ruler, Atahualpa, converted to Christianity
10
What were the Spanish's Goals for Exploration of the Americas?
Gold
Conquer Territory
All of these
Expanding The Roman Church
11
How did the Ottomans reject European culture?
outlawed guns
outlawed reading
outlawd coffee and tobacco
outlawed tea
12
Ruled during the Golden Age of the Safavid empire
Akbar
Suleiman
Abbas I
Jahangir
13
She was the wife of the Mughal Emperor, Jahangir, and was an important part of his government.
Nur Jahan
Olympe de Gouges
Ruxelana
Theodora
14
Which characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire?
increased trade and blending cultures
religious turmoil b/w the Sunni and Shi'a Muslims
Art and architecture reflected Europe, India, and Africa
Persia was fighting its neighbors and suppressing rebellions
15
What book did Machiavelli write?
Government in Rome
The King
The Prince
16
What was the outcome of the peace treaty between Shāh ‘Abbās and the Ottomans?
The Ottomans experienced significant urban population growth.
The Safavids moved their capital to a more central location.
The Safavids gave up their claim to Mediterranean trade.
17
What was the goal of humanist education?
create well rounded citizens
create a Christian society
develop music
develop the arts
18
The Divine Comedy...
All of the above
describes Dante's travels through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
is written by Dante
written in vernacular
19
Who established the Songhai Empire?
Mansa Musa
Kublai Khan
Muhammad Askia
Sunni Ali
20
All of the following are elements of the Northern Renaissance EXCEPT
Oil paintings
Classicism
Focus on everyday life
smaller formats
21
Humanist education characteristics
read classics
less focused on religion
Nothing
how to be a good citizen
22
Which idea about leadership would Niccolo Machiavelli most likely support?
leaders should fight against discrimination and intolerance
leaders should do what is necessary to achieve their goals
leaders should listen to the desires of the people
elected leaders should be fair and good
23
Reason for Decline of Ottoman Empire
No code of laws
Lack of Religious freedom
Outside invasion before WWII
A long succession of weak leaders.
24
Which Sultan started the decline of the Ottoman Empire?
Mustafa
Selim I
Selim II
Suleyman
25
What is King Henry VIII known for...
A part-owner of the Catholic Church
Creating the Church of Cloves
Creating the Church of England
Creating the Anglo Church of Ireland
26
The Safavid Empire was known as a ‘Gunpowder empire’
False
True
27
How did diseases impact the New World?
The helped natives beat the Spanish
They wiped out 75-90% of the Europeans
They didn't
They wiped out more than 90% of the Indigenous people
28
What were the policies enacted by Suleyman the Magnificent?
fair tax code
Promoted qualified people to government positions
legal reforms
29
The Magna Carta...
was the first Church in the USA
was a document that allowed Christopher Columbus to go west
limited the power of the English Monarch
was a pretty okay album
30
What allowed the Renaissance to develop in Italy?
Italy was home to many painters
Italy was made up of independent city states
Italians traveled to learn art techniques from the Mongols
Italy made being an artist a paid job
31
Shah Jahan's rule was marred by
spending money on expensive projects that he did not have
raising taxes
growing violence
failed effort to improve living conditions
32
What were most Renaissance Popes concerned with?
Religion
Martin Luther
Politics and Wealth
Crusades
33
What were the classes of the Ottoman Empire?
Ruling elite
farmers and artisans
merchants
actors
34
What ended the Byzantine Empire?
Catholic Church excommunicated Eastern Orthodox Christians
Loss of territory to Persians
Justinian's attempt to rebuild the western Roman Empire
Fall of Constantinople to Ottomans
35
Beliefs of traditional African religions
Ancestor Spirits
Magic and Rituals
Animism
All the Above
36
What is the Arab Slave Trade?
the trade of Asians by Arab people
The trade of Africans by Arab people
The trade of Arabs by African people
37
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Labor done without pay in order to pay off a debt owed
An area under the control of another country an occupied by settlers
Part of the global slave trade between Africa, the Americas, and Europe
Colonies give raw materials to the mother country
38
Which best describes characteristics of Raphael's School of Athens painting?
represented balance, harmony and order
Was small in size and could be moved around
Was based on traditional religious views
Imitated the emotionless Medieval era art
39
Cortes' conquest of the Aztecs caused
Most Aztecs to convert to Christianity
Most Aztecs to die of disease
Aztec culture to be adopted by the Spanish
Human sacrifice to become popular in Spain
40
The rule of Akbar the Great is important because he
recognized natural laws and supported democracy
admired legalism and emphasized oppression
accepted diversity and practiced religious toleration
supported equality and outlawed the caste system
41
Who was Sundiata?
Founder of Axum
Founder of Ghana
Founder of Mali
Founder of Songhai
42
High Renaissance Artists
Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo
Leonardo, Jan Van Eyck, Donatello
Petrarch, Boccaccio, Medici
Raphael, Durer, Van Eyck
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What is Raphael known for?
His family
His military experience
His Madonnas
His use of perspective

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