All of the following are reasons why Islam spread EXCEPT:

It was spread by close followers of Islam called apostles

Feudalism is based on what exchange?

Land for mutual protection and labor.

What happened during the Crusades?

European armies marched to the Holy Land to take it from the Muslims

How did Christian and Muslim civilians treat each other after the Crusades?

Christian and Muslim civilians were peaceful.

Which of the following statements best CHALLENGES the claim that the Mongols were "barbaric"?

Kublai Khan brought peace, known as the Pax Mongolica, to the Mongol Empire

Why did the Mongol army have an advantage over other armies of the time?

More Mongols were on horseback than any other army.

All of the following most likely contributed to the spread of the Black Plague EXCEPT:

Mansa Musa's conversion to Islam

Why were the Mongols so successful in conquering Eurasia?

The Mongols used superior military tactics that other armies could not stop

Which statement best describes the result of the crusades?

Control over Holy Land shifted between Muslims and Christians many times

How did the Mongol Empire feel about different religions?

The Mongols respected and appreciated all religions in their empire

How did the Black Plague affect medieval Eurasia?

The plague killed between 25% and 45% of the populations it encountered

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1
All of the following are reasons why Islam spread EXCEPT:
It was spread by close followers of Islam called apostles
Trade across Africa exposed thousands of people to Islam
Islamic invasions of Spain, where they fought Christian Europeans
Islam spread through military conquest, but were also tolerant of others
2
What type of social hierarchy did Europe have during the Middle Ages?
Fedualism
Republic
Monarchy
Democracy
3
What is an example of a benefit of living in the Mongol Empire?
All of the above
Religious peace and tolerance
Universal rule of law, meaning justice for all citizens.
Soldiers promoted based on merit rather than class
4
Feudalism is based on what exchange?
Freedom for protection.
Land for knighthood.
Military power for religious devotion.
Land for mutual protection and labor.
5
An empire that expands to spread Islam is called a
Crusade
Caliph
Jiza
Caliphate
6
Which of the following statements is true of Medieval Europe after the fall of Rome?
Its citizens were highly uneducated
It was an incredibly dangerous time due to barbarian invasions
All of the above
Disease was widespread and life expectancy decreased
7
What happened during the Crusades?
Vikings invaded Western Europe
The Franks defeated the Spanish Moors
European armies marched to the Holy Land to take it from the Muslims
Muslims marched into Europe to take over Rome
8
How did Christian and Muslim civilians treat each other after the Crusades?
Christian and Muslim civilians were peaceful.
Christians hated Muslims, but Muslims didn't hate Christians.
The two groups despised one another and fought often.
Christians lived in constant fear of Muslims
9
Which of the following statements best CHALLENGES the claim that the Mongols were "barbaric"?
Kublai Khan brought peace, known as the Pax Mongolica, to the Mongol Empire
The Mongols failed to successfully invade Jerusalem.
The Mongols organized their empire into four khanates.
The Mongols slaughtered the Chinese armies in 1211.
10
What class of people were second highest in the Fedualist system?
Monarchs
Serfs
Knights
Nobility
11
Why did the Mongol army have an advantage over other armies of the time?
The Mongols were exceptional swordsmen.
The Mongols had the largest amount of foot soldiers.
More Mongols were on horseback than any other army.
The Mongol army had larger horses.
12
All of the following most likely contributed to the spread of the Black Plague EXCEPT:
Mongol invasions across Eurasia
Mansa Musa's conversion to Islam
cultural diffusion and exchange across Eurasia
increasing interregional trade routes, like the Silk Road
13
What was the Mongols' reputation in medieval Eurasia?
violent and brutal
peaceful and just
dishonest and selfish
weak and helpless
14
The disease that killed over 1/3 of the European population in the 1300s was called:
The Black Plague
All of the above
The Bubonic Plague
The Black Death
15
Feudalism is an example of what trait of civilization?
Religion
Technology
Social Hierarchy
Government
16
A widespread occurrence of a particular disease in a community at a particular time is called a(n):
Yams
Virus
Black Plague
Epidemic
17
What is "Reconquista"?
The title of rulers of the Mongol Empire.
The era between the first Crusade in 1096 and 1492
The era between 711 and 1492
A city-state within the Mongol Empire
18
All of the following tactics were used by the Mongols in battle EXCEPT:
cannons
long range bow attacks
swift horse attacks
seige engines
19
How did the Mongol Empire benefit societies around the world?
Russia and China went from being feuding city-states to being unified
The stability of the empire allowed the Silk Road to flourish
All of the above
Scholars and artisans were sent around the empire, spreading knowledge
20
The founder of the Yuan Dynasty was named
Temujin
Ghengis Khan
Charlemagne
Kublai Khan
21
Who was the Mongol ruler who was known as the "Wise Khan"?
Charlemagne
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
Temujin
22
Why were the Mongols so successful in conquering Eurasia?
The Mongols used superior military tactics that other armies could not stop
Genghis Khan made treaties with foreign powers that gave him more land.
The Mongols had large horses that trampled their enemies in charges.
The Mongols were immune to diseases that they used to kill their enemies.
23
The leader of the Catholic Church is called the:
Emperor
Charlemagne
Pope
King
24
This term refers to the time period of peace, safety, and security during the Mongol Empire
Pax Mongolica
Era of the Great Khanates
Pax Romana
Yuan Dynasty
25
Which of the following empires emerged after the Black Plague?
The Holy Roman Empire
All of the above
The Ottoman Empire
The Mongol Empire
26
How did Genghis Khan establish the Mongol Empire?
By increasing trade routes throughout Eurasia, bringing new wealth
By conquering much land surrounding Mongolia, including parts of China
By uniting nomadic tribes in Northeast Asia.
All of the above.
27
What is the Holy Land?
Rome
Jerusalem
The Holy Roman Empire
Constantinople
28
What religious people view Jerusalem as sacred?
All of the above
Christians
Jews
Muslims
29
Which statement best describes the result of the crusades?
Control over Holy Land shifted between Muslims and Christians many times
Muslims took over Constantinople to end the Crusades
The Crusades ended when the Franks defeated the Spanish Moors
The Crusades ended quickly when Europeans took over Jerusalem
30
How did the Mongol Empire feel about different religions?
The Mongols did not practice religion, but allowed conquered people to
The Mongols were strictly Muslim, and would force conversion
The Mongols allowed citizens to practice polytheism, but not monotheism
The Mongols respected and appreciated all religions in their empire
31
Genghis Khan was born to a prominent royal family, so it was easy for him to gain control of the Mongols.
False
True
32
How did the Black Plague affect medieval Eurasia?
The plague killed animals, causing starvation across medieval Eurasia.
The plague only affected isolated regions of Eurasia
The plague killed between 25% and 45% of the populations it encountered
The plague ruined Eurasian trade, as regions were too scared of the spread
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Central Asian people who alarmed Christian Europeans for fear of the Holy Land
Byzantine Empire
Islamic Caliphate
Seljuk Turks
The Mongols

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