WHAP Unit 3 Domination Review

The Andean and MesoAmerican societies most likley trade together.

Which of these is NOT why Europe is called the "Dark Age" after the fall of Rome?

What king traveled across Africa on a Hajj and gave out masive amounts of alms in gold?

The Dhow ship was invented in East Asia.

Which explorer recorded some history of the Mongol empire at Karakorum?

Which BEST explains Neo-Confucianism?

Where are these warriors most likely from?

Where is this most likely from?

Which of these cities was a powerful Swahili trading city?

The Muslims had an extremely non-tolerant culture in terms of foreigners and non Muslims.

The Islamic faith has elements of Judaism, Christianity, and Zoroastrianism in it.

Which of these cities was a center for Muslim learning?

Who created a medical textbook that Europe obtained and used for hundreds of years?

By the end of the period 600-1450, major regions like Europe and China could read and write.

How were men and women viewed in the European Middle Ages?

What religion were the Delhi Sultanates in northern India during these period?

What was the primary god of the Olmec, Maya, Mexica, and Toltec polytheistic cultures?

Which African nation was a staunch supporter of Roman Catholicism?

Novgorod is one of the most significant cultural sites in Russian history.

Which of these cities was a cultural center of the Abbasid Empire?

What is the period of time when Europe was mostly decreasing in quality of life?

Which Mongol Khanate controlled early Russia for almost 300 years?

Which Frankish ruler was the first to be crowned by the Pope?

What culture is this leader from?

Which group of Muslims had decentralized power until the Crusades demanded otherwise?

What event split the Roman Catholic Church with the Greek Orthodox Church in 1054?

Which early American city was the capital of the Mexica?

In Japanese feudalism, who was at the bottom of the social hierarchy?

What was traded and spread along the Trans-Saharan Trade routes in northern and western Africa?

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What culture is this from?

Which of these Muslim groups controlled modern-day Spain?

What was traded and spread along the east African trading cities on the Indian Ocean?

The Silk Roads connected China, India, Middle East, and Africa.

What culture is this from?

The Bantu people had a significant environmental impact.

Banking systems began in Arabia from the Silk Roads.

Who created the Malian Kingdom and created a law code that west Africa still uses?

Which of these inventions did NOT come from China?

Which of these cities was NOT important to Indian Ocean trade?

The Sui, Tang, and Song Dynasties broke away from the reliance on the Dynastic Cycle.

Oceania rivaled S.E. Asia in terms of the expansion of trade and commerce.

In what area is the trading city located?

Which agricultural technique did the Inca perfect?

Where is this most likely from?

Most cultures in East Asia based their own on a Chinese blueprint.

The written system of the Inca was the quipu.

Where is this most likely from?

Who began and enlarged his central Asian empire to be the largest in world history?

Where is this most likely from?

Which of these was not an effect of the Bubonic Plague?

Which was the form of labor in the Inca Empire?

What major event in the 2nd half of the Middle Ages helped to spark trade and bigger cities?

What was the weapon material of choice in MesoAmerica during the Aztec Empire's reign?

Where is this most likely from?

What did NOT begin to happen during the years of the Black Death and Fall of Rome?

What were the purpose of caravanserai?

Trade was the weapon of new diseases.

Who controlled the Manor System in Medieval Europe?

Which event in Europe led to Catholics having 3 Popes at once and hurt the rep.

What did the Sui (Su-eh) Dynasty in China build for the progression of trade?

Which of these events did NOT help to end the Middle Ages in Europe?

Religious Syncretism on the East African Coast included all BUT which of the following?

Who began the Islamic faith?

What style of architecture is this European Church?

The diffusion of Buddhism, Christianity, Islam led to changes in gender/family roles.

Which was NOT an effect of the Crusades on the Muslims?

Which explorer traveled and recorded Muslim histories?

Which was NOT a goal of the Crusades for Christians?

What was the Hanseatic League?

What was it called when the Pope could ban a person from Heaven?

What was the culture that helped to popularize the Sak?

Empress Wu is the only female ruler of China ever. Which dynasty did she rule?

What was an invention because of the Silk Roads and marine routes?

In European fedudalism, who was at the bottom of the social hierarchy?