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1
Which empire does Constantinople originate from?
The British empire
The Mughal empire
The Byzantine empire
The Mongol empire
2
What does the Golden Horde refer to?
The Northern part of Asia
The Western part of the Mongol Empire
China
The Mongol Empire as a whole
3
Why did the lateen sail help travellers so much?
It made it so travelers were able to sail against the monsoon winds
It helped them know when to sail
They helped the sailors to know which direction they were going
They were not that big of a invention
4
A vernacular language is a language spoken around the world for any time two or more countries need to interact?
False
True
5
The Taika reforms were done to strengthen what authority?
Imperial authority
Monarch authority
Dictator authority
Autocracy authority
6
What was Tenochtitlan?
The capital city of the Aztec Empire.
The capital of the Americas.
The capital city of Asia.
The capital of present day Mexico City.
7
Where was tax farming mainly used?
India
China
France
Russia
8
Why were the vikings significant?
They killed many, many people, and were extremely violent
They raided and traded, and created trade routes and settlements
Because they look cool in TV shows
They were known to be horrible traders
9
Who won the Spanish reconquista in 1492?
Charles V
Francisco Franco
Philip II
Ferdinand II of Aragon
10
What type of language was Urdu?
Indo- Aryan
Spanish
Islamic
English
11
Al-Andalus + Cordoba was a place for economic, cultural, and intellectual advancements during the Islamic golden age
True
False
12
True or False? A khanate was ruled by a Khan
False
True
13
What is the meaning of samurai?
“Reason for being”
“Those who serve”
“Strong ones”
“Selfless hospitality”
14
Where did the Swahili city-states flourish?
China from 10th to the 15th centuries
Asia in general from the 8th to 15th centuries
The East African coast from the 8th to 15th centuries
All of the above
15
What type of garden is a Chinampa?
A pastoral farm
A garden in the side of a mountain
A “floating garden”
A dryland farm
16
What empire caused the out break of the black death by using it as a war tactic?
The Mali empire
The Mongol empire
The Mughal empire
The Mayan empire
17
Why was the invention of wood-block-printing so advantageous to learning?
It allowed for people to make math and science books and they could learn
It was an easy way to print things onto wood
Allowed for higher literacy rates because it was able to print more books
No one used it, so it wasn’t very important
18
What is a Harem?
A place in the household for pets to live
A place in the household for pets to live
A type of farm used for harvesting in the side of a mountain
A private living space for women in the household
19
What were serfs?
Lords
Farmers
None of the above
Servants
20
What dynasty(s) used paper money?
Song
Both A and B
Tang
Ming
21
What is the difference between Umayyad and Abbasid?
Umayyad wanted military expansion and Abbasids wanted an inclusive society
They were during different time periods and in parts of different regions.
There was no difference
The Abbasids emphasised military expansion and the Umayyads didn't
22
Who did the boyars typically serve as advisors to?
The prince or tsar
A military sargent
The king
The queen
23
How was the Kow Tow preformed?
Just going up to somebody and showing them how much respect you had for
By just kneeling and telling your elders how much respect you had for them
By kneeling and knocking your head on the ground meant to show respect
By bowing down to show respect for the elders
24
What did Humanism emphasize?
How people were treating each other
The art and culture of how people lived their daily lives
Human potential, reason, and individual achievement
The world
25
What is the definition of Bushido?
“Death is certain, but honor is a choice”
“A samurai's strength lies in his spirit”
“The way of the warrior”
"Skibidi Toilet"
26
True or False? A shogun was a military leader during the feudal period
False
True
27
What kind of empire was the Delhi Sultanate?
Britain
Chinese
European
Muslim
28
True or False? Kievan Rus’ was an early state that was significant for only their culture’s food.
True
False
29
True or false: Hagia Sophia translates to “Holy Wisdom”
True
False
30
What empire used Quipus?
Mali Empire
Inca Empire
Aztec Empire
Maya Empire
31
Which country invented gunpowder?
Japan
India
China
Russia
32
What does dar-al-Islam translate to?
The place of Islam
The church of Islam
The house of Islam
The temple of Islam
33
What is the difference between a Parliament and an Estates General?
An estates general makes laws and a parliament lacks law making power
There isn’t much of a difference
A parliament only passes laws, and an estates general makes laws
A parliament makes laws, and an estates general lacks law making power
34
Justinian’s code of conduct includes all of the following except:
The digest
The codex
The institutes
The laws
35
The Tale of Genji was created in what Asian country
China
Vietnam
Korea
Japan
36
A Fief is granted to a:
Lord
Knight
King
Peasant
37
Who opposed lay investiture?
Pope Francis
Pope Leo XIII
Pope Gregory VII
Pope Innocent III
38
True or false? The franks played a pivotal role in shaping early Europe.
False
True
39
What religion does a caliphate originate from?
Muslim
Daoism
Hinduism
Islam
40
What was Neo- Confucianism?
The takeaway of Confucianism in China
A type of Confucianism that was brought back during the Tang Dynasty.
A Confucian thought that was taken away during the Qing Dynasty.
A revival of Confucain thought that emerged during the Song Dynasty
41
True or false? The cyrilic alphabet was invented by Cyril and Methodius.
True
False
42
What did the Eastern Orthodox people believe in?
They believed in a father, son, holy spirit, divinity of humanity
They only believed in one god, and worshiped the church itself
None of the above
They worshiped many different gods, thought of everyone church as a family
43
Why were the Monsoon winds so important?
It changed how people fished
They weren't
They controlled when people traveled and where they traveled
They controlled the tempature
44
True or False? The mit’a system was used in the Inca Empire.
False
True
45
True or False: Christendom encompasses both the cultural and political world
True
False
46
What was a guild?
A fancy name for a priest
Just some random person
A person involved in the government
A merchant or craftsmen
47
True or false: A tribute system is a system where countries sent money to China in return for protection
False
True
48
What is sinification?
The spread of just Chinese religion through East and Southeast Asia.
The process of the spread if Chinese culture into East and Southeast Asia.
None of this nonsense.
When somebody gets used as a sacrifice after they have sinned.
49
What was the Angkor Wat used for in the 12th century?
It was a temple dedicated to Brahma
It was a temple dedicated to the Dalai Lama
It was a temple dedicated to Buddha
It was a temple dedicated to Vishnu
50
Why was Champa rice important to China?
It had a lot of nutrients and was very healthy
It was easy to harvest
It was a quick food source to cook
It allowed for two harvests a year
51
What were the Sultans used for?
They were common folk
They helped establish foreign relations and trade with other countries.
They fought in the army telling others what to do and making war plans
They were the heads of state, heads of government, and leader of the army.
52
Which culture did the Normans assimilate into?
Spanish
Italian
French
53
True or false: The scholar gentry were the people who passed the civil service exam?
True
False
54
Who was the hanseatic league made up of?
Priests
Market towns
Merchant guilds
Both A and B
55
What is iconoclasm?
Destruction of books and literature
Destruction of religious images or symbols
Creation of books and literature
Creation of religious images or symbols
56
Primogeniture helped to do everything except:
Influence social structures
Consolidate the empires
Preserve land and power
Influence economic opportunities
57
What/ who was a Griot?
A person in japanese society, who passed the civil service exam
A musician who talks about their culture/history through songs/poems
A person who no one cared about in society, thought of as a lower being
The stupid people in society.
58
What did the little ice age influence?
Different patterns in how people interacted with each other
Agriculture, settlement patterns, and social events across the globe
It didn’t influence anything
States to have a better government
59
What did the Slavs do?
Created new ways of teaching
Migrated and settled across Eastern and Southeastern Europe
Created silk
Built settlements across Asia and Africa and formed lasting towns there
60
What does Pax Mongolica mean?
“Angelic Tax”
“Mongols are the best”
“Mongol Peace”
“Peace of the Mongols”
61
What was the Great Schism?
A very powerful speech
None of the above are the correct answer.
Dividing of the west Catholic churches from the East Orthodox churches
When the different churches got mad at each other and caused a big ordeal
62
True or false: The hierarchical structure of Feudalism goes as follows (lowest to highest): Peasant, Lord, Knight, King
True
False
63
What years were the crusades fought?
0996-1125
1221-1365
1090-1286
1095-1291
64
Which one of these people was a Daimyo?
Louis XIV
Shah Jahan
Tokugawa
Peter the Great
65
What empire created terrace farming?
Mongol empire
Mali empire
Inca empire
Aztec empire
66
What was Baghdad?
The capital of Iraq
The largest city of Iraq
The largest city of Russia
Both A and C are correct
67
What did Cahokia show?
A settlement that had a good church.
That they knew had to work well with other nations.
A thriving agricultural society with religious and political influence.
They knew what they were doing when it came to the government.
68
Which way of governance is most similar to Caesaropapism?
Monarchy
Theocracy
Aristocracy
Oligarchy
69
What empire was timbuktu the symbol for their wealth?
Mali empire
Aztec empire
Mughal empire
Inca empire
70
This code of conduct for knights emphasizes all of the following concepts EXCEPT:
Courtesy
Bravery
Loyalty
Generosity
71
What did the Magna Carta establish?
That the church is not above the law
That the king is not above the law
That the king is above the law
That the church is above the law
72
True or False: The renaissance was during the 10th-14th century
False
True
73
Which Chinese dynasty does foot-binding originate from?
The Qing dynasty
The Ming dynasty
The Song dynasty
The Shang dynasty
