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Post-Classical Era 600-1450 C.E. Review
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1
Which of the following was an important consequence of the Crusades?
Jerusalem & Constantinople under control of Christian civs.
healed fissure between Orthodoxy and Catholicism
Contributed to growing wealth of London and Paris
brought Europeans into contact w/ old areas of civilization
2
Which of the following is a good comparison of Tang and Song China?
Women had access to more activities in Tang
Song had a larger & stronger army
Song had more control of land space
Trade and commerce were stronger in Tang
3
Which of the following was a characteristic of manorialism?
dependence on intraregional trade
industry centered on towns and small cities
dependence on trade with the Middle East
self-sufficiency
4
The Song's invention of _________ dramatically impacted trade
compass
footbinding
gunpowder
paper making
5
Internal trade in the Sui Dynasty was greatly stimulated by the
construction of the Grand Canal
construction of the Great Wall
development of South China sea lanes
Creation of the Silk Roads
6
Which of the following technologies directly stimulated trade on the Indian Ocean routes?
caravel
compass
lateen sail
junk
7
By the era 600-1450, coastal cities in E. Africa spoke Swahili, which blended..
Egyptian and Persian
Bantu and Arabic
Bantu and Persian
Sudanic and Ethiopian
8
An important difference between classical and post-classical civs in Mesoamerica was...
Agricultural practices became less sophisticated
armies were larger
populations were smaller
competition for land decreased
9
Muslim art is distinct from most others because of its
emphasis on religious figures
careful representation of facial expressions
use of semiprecious stones
geometrically based format
10
Like the earlier Han and Roman Empires, the Abbasid weakened because of....
meeting challenges from powerful cities
controlling ambitious religious leaders
governing a vast, multi-ethnic region
building powerful navies to protect overseas possessions
11
Political organization in Europe b/w 600 and 1000 C.E. may best be described as
centrally organized empire
small loyalty-based kingdoms
two large, competing states
theocracy with political power in the pope
12
In contrast to Islam's arrival in W. Africa and the Swahili coast, its introduction to India
more violent
more likely to influence only elite
more acceptable to conquered elite
more disruptive to existing social structure
13
Which of the following best justifies that early 600's mark a new period in world history?
Religions became important unifying forces
Natural environment was altered more significantly
Most societies abandoned patriarchy
Empire became the dominant political form for the first time
14
All of the following were similarities among Sudanic states EXCEPT
griots were valued
people in each state spoke diff. languages
rulers converted to Islam whereas subjects did not
rulers were considered sacred
15
All of the following were universalizing religions from 600 - 1450 C.E. EXCEPT
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
16
Development of the Hanseatic League was an indication of the growing influence of...
lords
manors
knights
towns
17
In what ways was the orientation of Yuan leaders different from that of traditional Chinese?
Yuan gave merchants higher status
Yuan valued Confucianism above practical knowledge
Yuan did not promote trade
Yuan did not retain Chinese rituals
18
Institution most responsible for creating cultural unity in Europe was...
military
manorialism
feudalism
Catholic church
19
An important difference between feudalism in western Europe and Japan was that Japanese...
emphasized loyalty less
relied less on written contracts
allowed vassals to own land
allowed more centralization of power
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The split between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims was most provoked by a dispute regarding
Muhammad's religious authority
succession of caliphs
expansion of conquests in new lands
water rights in Mecca and Medina
