Confucianism is still an important part of Chinese culture because

Confucian teachings stressed family relationships

Which social change resulted from the Edict of Milan?

Rome became the center of the Christian Church

Which political practice (of Greek origin) was adopted by the classical Romans?

the right to participate in government through the voting process

A common element in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is the idea that

only one God should be worshipped

How did the Crusades lead to the end of the Middle Ages in Europe?

Trade increased leading to a decline of the manorial economy

How does Arab policy towards conquered people increase the spread of Islam?

Arabs were more tolerant than other conquering peoples

What Roman legal concept is used in the United States today?

The presumption of innocent until proven guilty

What innovations did the Song dynasty of China introduce

magnetic compass, moveable type printing, porcelain

One element that led to a golden age of India during the Mughal rule is

religious toleration for Hindus and non-Muslims

With the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476, western Europe experienced

a lack of political unity and stability

What led to the division of the Eastern Orthodoxy from Roman Catholicism?

differing opinions on Christian theology

One contribution of the spread of Islam into Spain to the intellectual life of Europe

the preservation of ancient Greek and Roman manuscripts

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In Feudalism, nobles were required to provide serfs with
education
food
medical insurance
protection
2
Confucianism is still an important part of Chinese culture because
Confucian leaders prohibited all other belief systems
Confucian followers built large universities on the Silk Road
Confucian teachings stressed family relationships
Confucian warlords forced nomadic tribes to convert
3
Which social change resulted from the Edict of Milan?
a common culture developed between the Romans and invading groups
Rome became the center of the Christian Church
the plebian class was given political rights in Rome
Roman social classes were divided which led to a civil war
4
Which political practice (of Greek origin) was adopted by the classical Romans?
allowing a supreme court of impartial judges
creating a system of public baths for sanitation
the right to participate in government through the voting process
establishing a council to advise the Consel
5
A common element in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is the idea that
any person can be a religious leader
only a select few will achieve salvation
only one God should be worshipped
the souls of believers are reincarnated
6
The Church was a unifying force in Europe after the fall of Rome because it offered
stability and security
indulgences for sinners
an education for everyone
multiple sets of beliefs
7
How did the Crusades lead to the end of the Middle Ages in Europe?
Islamic fighters took control of Europe
European knights who fought were guaranteed a ticket to heaven
Trade increased leading to a decline of the manorial economy
the Christian Church divided into Catholic and Orthodoxy
8
Religious Muslims practice their faith by following
The Four Noble Truths
The Ten Commandments
The Golden Rule
The Five Pillars
9
What Chinese invention led to the growth of intellectual life?
terrace farming
porcelain
the development of gunpowder
moveable type printing
10
How does Arab policy towards conquered people increase the spread of Islam?
If people would not convert, they were killed
Muslims paid the fees for non-Muslims to convert
Arabs were more tolerant than other conquering peoples
Converts to Islam were forgiven their monetary debts
11
What Roman legal concept is used in the United States today?
The presumption of innocent until proven guilty
the accused has a right to legal counsel
the accused must prove their innocence
Religious leaders serve as judges
12
Contributing to the spread of Islam into West Africa was
the gold-salt trade
the vastness of the Sahara Desert
Mongols controlling the Silk Road
the Dark Ages in Europe
13
What innovations did the Song dynasty of China introduce
magnetic compass, moveable type printing, porcelain
Coffee, algebra, geometry
the circumference of the earth, anesthesia, silk cloth
calligraphic script, stirrups, laws of motion
14
Which belief system spread throughout India during the Mauryan Empire?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Confucianism
Christianity
15
One element that led to a golden age of India during the Mughal rule is
translation of the ancient Sanskrit language
religious toleration for Hindus and non-Muslims
Invasions of the Turks of Central Asia
higher taxes for non-Muslims in India
16
Which type of government consists of a small group of wealthy people in power?
democracy
republic
Tyranny
oligarchy
17
With the collapse of the Roman Empire in 476, western Europe experienced
a revolution in agriculture
a shift to an urban population
a Golden Age
a lack of political unity and stability
18
What led to the division of the Eastern Orthodoxy from Roman Catholicism?
declining trade throughout Europe
the failure of the Crusades
the growing Islamic caliphates
differing opinions on Christian theology
19
One contribution of the spread of Islam into Spain to the intellectual life of Europe
The development of the Cyrillic alphabet
the introduction of a movable-type printing press
the preservation of ancient Greek and Roman manuscripts
the merging of Islamic and Christian laws

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