TN Ready Review 7th World History

In what area did the Mongols originate?

The main two items traded on the Trans-Sahran trade route in Africa were

Which empire lived in the shaded area on the map?

Which physical feature is part of the darker-shaded region on the map?

Which statement describes the relationship between the papacy and Charlemagne?

Which leader conquered Constantinople?

Which items came from Africa to the Americas, but were originally from Asia?

Cartography is the

Which of the below is true based on the map?

What was Justinian's major contribution to the world?

The Grand Canal is a major network of waterways that connected which two major rivers in China?

Which answer shows the greatest affect the Age of Exploration had on indigenous populations?

Which explorer took the route on the map?

The commander of the Japanese military force is called a _______.

The five pillars are

Which one below ensured that people were qualified to work in government in China?

Zheng He, a Chinese Muslim, was a great explorer who went which of the following places

What does the art of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo have in common?

Who was the French woman who helped France defeat England in the Hundred Years War?

The disagreement between Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII was over

Which explorer traveled the route on the map?

The overthrow of James II in 1688 led to the

The Islamic leader that used cultural blending to start a Golden Age in his empire.

A model by Copernicus where the Sun is at the center of solar system.

An economic theory that depends on a more exports than imports to increase a country’s gold

What was the importance of griots in African society!

What is this a picture of and why is it important?

A tool used by sailors to navigate based on the position of the stars.

Which King below won the Battle of Hastings to become king?

Which Portuguese explorer made the trip on the map?

What is the name of the area shown on the map?

Who was the Mali king who made the pilgrimage to Mecca bring back Muslims scholars?

What motivated the Europeans to explore the world?

Taught that science and theology can agree and the concept of "natural law".

Suleiman I is known as Kanuni. Kanuni means "law giver". Why did they give him that name?

This sect of Islam believes that caliphs [religious rulers] should be a descendant of Muhammad.

Which region is credited with developing algebra?

How did the Gutenberg printing press change European society during the Renaissance?