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Qin Dynasty is known for...
What was the "Holy Land" fought over in the Crusades?
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What was the "Holy Land" fought over in the Crusades?
Jerusalem
Mecca
Rome
France
2
Qin Dynasty is known for...
Golden Age & Trade
Gunpowder & Steel
Ending the Warring States & Legalism
Grand Canal & Silk
3
What is the significance of the Battle of Tours?
Stopped Islam's spread into Europe
Stopped the spread of Hinduism into India
Defeated the Abbasid Empire
Fall of the Byzantine Empire
4
Zheng He sailed under this Chinese Dynasty.
Qing
Sui
Song
Ming
5
Indian Ocean Trade helped build...
Islamic Caliphates
New trade communities like Kilwa and Melaka
Monsoons
Tension between India and China
6
What was the stated purpose of the Crusades?
Take back control of the Holy Land
Rid Europe of Islam
Conquer the Byzantine Empire
pledge loyalty to the King
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200 years of Rome's golden age
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Pax Romana
Pax Mongolica
8
Justinian and Theodora are best known rulers of the surviving half of Rome known as the...
Byzantine Empire
Delhi Sultanate
Golden Horde
Ottoman Empire
9
Periodization of Europe...
Middle Ages, Islam, Renaissance
Middle Ages, Rome, Renaissance
Rome, Middle Ages, Renaissance
Rome, Renaissance, Middle Ages
10
Evidence of the spread of Islam into India...
Gupta Dynasty and Ibn Battuta
Mauryan Dynasty and Akbar
Dehli Sultanate and Mughals
Kushan Empire and Mauryans
11
Chinese concept of the Mandate of Heaven is most closely linked to...
Qin
Zhou
Han
Shang
12
All of the following could be considered an impact of the Mongols EXCEPT:
Better treatment of women
Creation of a common language in Euraisa
Spread of Plague
Cultural Diffusion
13
This language is a synthesis of Arabic and Bantu.
Latin
Turkic
Farsi
Swahili
14
All of the following are effects of the Crusades EXCEPT...
Christian control of Jerusalem
Spread of Plague
Increased power of Italian City States
Weakening of the Catholic Church
15
Mrs. Mabon's authority at McIntosh most closely resembles that of a Japanese...
Daimyo
Shogun
Kamakura
Samurai
16
Periodization of Islam...
Muhammad, Umayyad, Rightly Guided Caliphs
Muhammad, Umayyad, Abbasid
Abraham, Abbasid, Umayyad
Fatimid, Ali, Abu Bakr
17
Impact of Alexander the Great...
Mahayana Buddhism
Pax Romana
Southernization
Koine Greek
18
Mongols
500 BCE
1300- 1600 CE
1200-1300 CE
600 CE
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Responsible for the spread of Hellenistic culture...
Myceneans
Alexander the Great
Sulieman the Lawgiver
Asoka
20
Chinese Dynasties in order...
Shang, Han, Zhou, Qin, Taiping, Song, Sui, Yuan, Ming, Qing
Ming, Qing, Yuan, Sui, Han, Shang, Zhou, Win
Han, Zhou, Qin, Shang, Sui, Song, Tang, Ming, Qing, Yuan
Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing
21
Earliest form of Chinese record keeping...
Hangul
Block Printing
Oracle Bone Script
Cunieform
22
Moana...
Age of Enlightenment
Pilgrims
Bantu Migrations
Polynesian Migrations
23
Common traits of Vedic religions...
polytheism, Abraham, karma
monotheism, karma, centralization
monotheism, castes, reincarnation
reincarnation, karma, enlightenment
24
Which of the following cities was built specifically for trade?
Mecca
Rome
Beijing
Hangzhou
25
Confucian philosophy of relationships and respect...
Ancestor Veneration
Divination
Filial Piety
Friendship
26
The supreme military leader of Japan...
Mitsubishi
Bushido
Shogun
Samurai
27
Hinduism is a synthesis of Vedic scriptures and Indian literature from the...
Mughal Empire
Olmec
Gupta Dynasty
Harappan civilization
28
All of these are characteristics of civilization EXCEPT...
Job Specialization
Government
Trans-Regional Trade
Cities
29
Context for the image...
Indian Ocean Trade
Age of Exploration
Trans-Saharan Trade
Jewish Diaspora
30
First Russian Kingdom established by Vikings...
Slavic Empire
Hansa
Kievan Rus
Muscovite Empire
31
Trade cities of central Asia...
Moscow and Kiev
Novgorod and Beijing
Kilwa and Timbuktu
Samarkand and Bukhara
32
First law to limit the power of the English King...
Mongol Charter
English Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Petition of Right
33
Similarity b/w Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Monotheistic & Abrahamic
Monotheistic & Roman
Jesus as messiah
Polytheistic & Middle Eastern
34
All of the following are Khanates of the Mongol Empire EXCEPT:
Persian
Yuan China
Golden Horde
India
35
The Hansa is most closely associated with...?
Technology
Islam
Centralize Government
Trade
36
Change in trade from 1200-1450...
death of Aztec due to smallpox
Capitalism in the Americas
China's isolation
Silk Roads
37
Maya pyramids being so similar to Mesopotamian ziggurats is an example of...
cultural diffusion
cultural differentiation
cultural superiority
cultural distinction
38
Phoenician contributions...
Olive oil, astrolabe
Algebra, Pi, Arabic numerals
Democracy, Drama
Alphabet, Tyrian Purple
39
Spread of Chinese and Indian good/ideas to the Middle East and eventually Europe.
Asianization
Islamization
Westernization
Southernization
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Curving up then down- Meeting blue sky and green earth- Melding Sun and Rain.
Iambic Pentameter
Bushido
Kabuki
Haiku
41
This branch of Christianity followed a Greek tradition and is led by the Patriarch.
Protestant
Orthodox
Methodist
Catholic
42
All of the following are forms of record keeping EXCEPT...
chinampas
cunieform
codices
quipu
43
Syncratic belief system combining Islam and Hinduism...
Shia Islam
Zoroastrianism
Sikhism
Judaism
44
Under this ruler Japan became more centralized and culture flourished.
Kamakura
Tokugawa
Shogun
Hideyoshi
45
The picture below is most similar to...
Waru Waru of the Inca
Chinampas of the Maya
Calpulli of the Aztec
Mit'a of the Inca
46
Periodization of Christianity...
Anglican, Protestant, Orthodox
Catholic and Dominican
Quaker, Orthodox, Hasidic
Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant
47
Xuanzang is known for participating in what process of cultural diffusion?
Spread Islam in Southeast Asia
Spread Budhism to China
Spread culture during the Mongol Empire
Spread Iron to Africa
48
Mongols did all of the following EXCEPT:
Largest land Empire in the world
Only foreign power to rule China
More modern military tactics
Harsh intolerant rulers
49
Complex Connection for the image after 1200 CE...
Gunpowder Empires
Great Schism and Pilgrims
Renaissance and Reformation
Southernization
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migrated into southern Africa impacting agriculture and language
Bantu
Masai
Berbers
Igbo
51
Champa Rice is originally from...
Khmer
Korea
China
Vietnam
52
Domestication of plants and animals during the Neolithic Era (10,000 BCE)
Iron Age
Stone Age
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
53
This Chinese Dynasty is known for its expansion into "Outer China."
Tang
Yuan
Ming
Song
54
Legalized Christianity with the Edict of Milan
Augustus
Theodosius
Constantine
Caesar
55
The Aztec are associated with...
Tikal, Machu Picchu, Tenochtitlan
Waru Waru, Cahokia, Cenotes
human sacrifice, Mexico, Montezuma
Atahualpa, Tenochtitlan, Chinampas
56
All of the following technologies helped spur trade growth on the Indian Ocean EXCEPT:
Dhows
Monsoons
Compass
Credit
57
Periodization in World History...
Olmec, Shang, Rome, Hinduism
Agricultural Rev, Shang, Persia, Rome, Crusades
Agricultural Rev, Iron Age, Christianity, Buddhism
Shang, Middle Ages, Islam, Hinduism
58
Trade under the Song was facilitated by all of the following EXCEPT:
Grand Canal
Chang'an
Neo-Confucianism
Hangzhou
59
Legalism, Daoism, and Confucianism developed in response to the....
Japanese Feudalism
Mongol Khanates
Fall of the Han Dynasty
Warring States Period
60
Which of the following had a centralized government?
Inca
Early Greeks
Maya
Mongol Khanates
