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1
The Islam "Golden Age" was a period when
Increase in education and discovery
Relgious followers increased
Increased in trade and warfare
Peace throughout the empire
2
What were the two most popular goods traded along the Trans-Saharan trade route?
religion
gold and salt
spices
silk
3
The Ottoman Empire grew in power due to
allies and armies
expelling all muslims
religious intolerance
gunpowder
4
How does comparing multiple societies help historians reconstruct history?
By using multiple perspectives
By relying on single arguments
By focusing on traditional interpretations
By separating history from science
5
What does interdependent mean?
two or more regions dependent on each other
one region that is self sufficent
two places isolated from one another
Have no outside influence
6
What goods went from the Americas to Europe?
wheat, sugar, pigs
weapons, horses, diseases
Corn, potatoes, silver
Christianity, beans, sugar
7
What are the three monotheistic religions?
Hinduism, Christianity, Islam
Judaism, Islam, Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
Confucianism, Christianity, Judaism
8
Ottomans were strong trading empire because they
had the most powerful navy
conquered most of Asia
controlled access to the Eastern Mediterranean Sea
Dominated West African caravan routes
9
What was NOT one of Columbus's reasons for sailing west?
Adventure and glory
Pursue a shorter route to Asia
industrialize Spain
Search for new lands for Christianity
10
True or False: Janissaries were slaves and trained to become warriors in the Ottoman Empire
False
Ture
11
Which group used horses, stirrups, and siege warfare to conquer much of Asia?
Persians
Japanese
Vikings
Mongols
12
How did Muslims preserve European culture?
building Great Mosque at Zimbabwe
Defeating Christians forces at the Battle of Tours
Translating great classical works from Aristotle and Plato
Exempting European scholars from paying taxes
13
What influence did religion and trade have on the development of E. Africa?
Brought foreign invaders but religion was unaffected
Brought wealth and Christianity
Brought goods from different places + spread African beliefs
Mix of cultures but did not prosper
14
What geographic feature enabled tribes from conquering India?
Rivers in north India
Inland seas
Himalayas
Gobi Desert
15
What was the first full sized book printed?
The Prince
Utopia
Romeo and Juliet
The Bible
16
The scientific revolution is based on
church law
superstition and ancient practices
formulas and astrology
observation and experimentaion
17
True or false: The spread of religion is an example of cultural diffusion
False
True
18
What historical skill do historians use when they view events on a regional scale?
spacial frames
close reading
periodization schemes
corroboration
19
The Scientific Revolution followed the teachings of the Catholic Church
False
True
20
What quality allowed Genghis Khan to unite the warring Mongol tribes?
Inability to be fierce and generous
strict military discipline
use of gunpowder
his denial of the crossbow
21
the economic growth of India in 15th-18th century was based on
gunpowder weapons
growth of cotton/textile industries
silk industries
growth of porcelain industries
22
True or False: Trans-Saharan trade was characterized by rivalry and conquest
False
True
23
What explorer worked directly for Kublai Khan?
Marco Polo
Great Khan
Ibn Battuta
Zheng He
24
What did ships transport on the Middle Passage?
Manufacture goods
Enslaved Africans
Currency and trade goods
Rum and sugar
25
Which of the following is NOT one of the Pillars of Islam?
Hajj, fasting
Declaration of Faith, prayer 5 times a day
giving to charity, pilgrimage
Quran, mosque
26
What did the great wall of China provide?
Trade route
Protection from sea invasions
Barrier between China and invaders
Flood control
27
What was an unintended consequence of increased trade networks?
spread of disease
limited worldview
decline of conflicts
population decline
28
What is the Sharia Law?
Collection of Muhammads teachings
6th Pillar of Islam
Burial ritual
A code of law for muslims daily life
29
The fall of the Roman Empire began the
Age of Revolutions
Age of Exploration
Dark Ages
Age of Reason
30
What were technological advances of the Tang and Song Dynasties?
Gunpowder, mechanical clock, block printing
gunpowder, wheelbarrow, alphabet
paper, locks, two-bladed plow
silk looms, windmills, papyrus
31
True or False: Chinese peasants could NOT move up in society through education + govt. service
False
True
32
This map shows the trade route of which explorer?
Ibn Battuta
Zheng He
Marco Polo
Christopher Columbus
33
The Civil Service Exam is most closely associated with which culture?
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
Buddhism
34
Which European country was the leader in developing 15th century sailing innovation?
Portugal
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
35
The Renaissance was a rebirth of...
good health
chivalry
Christian devotion
art and learning
36
Ture or False: The crusades stimulated trade between Europe and SW Asia
False
True
37
What goods went from Europe to the Americas?
Christianity, horses, smallpox
Wheat, sugar, pigs
gold, potatoes, weapons
silver, pigs, syphilis
38
True or false: A result of the silk road was silk garments became popular in the west.
False
True
39
How was the Bubonic Plague spread?
Grazing animals
Ships to post cities
It didn't spread outside of Europe
Raw meat
40
Why are the crusades considered "history's most successful failures?"
Captured holy land once but didn't bring democratic reforms
The Crusades helped bring about the fall of the Roman Empire
Didn't achieve the goal, but it brought desirable changes
Crusaders prevented the Turks from capturing Constantinople
41
What division of Islam believes the caliph should be a blood relative to Muhammad?
Sunni
Shia
Fatamid
Sufi
42
Why was the conquest of Constantinople so important?
Began the Middle Ages
Contributed to the rise of the Ottoman Empire
Begin the Pax Romana
Ended the Age of Exploration
43
Who do Muslims consider people of the book?
Jews and Buddhist
Only Muslims
Jews and Christians
Greeks, Romans, Spartans
44
An effect the Mongols had on Eurasia was...
increase in trade and travel
expansion of nomadic cultural traditions
adoption of Confucian ideas and practices
development of common language
45
300-1500 was an era referred to in world history as...
age of revolutions, dark ages, age of Islam
dark ages, medieval times, middle ages
The age of reason, medieval times, middle ages
medieval times, middle ages, age of enlightenment
46
Organizing the past using chronology and turning points is an example of
contextualizing
periodization
sourcing
spatial frames
47
What factor contributed to the collapse of the Roman Empire?
dependence on artisans to produce manufactured goods
Invasions from nomadic peoples
Long period of drought
Demands for religious freedom by Christians
48
the new view of the universe in the 16th and 17th centuries is termed as the
agricultural revolution
enlightenment
reformation
scientific revolution
49
Constantinople was the capital of the Byzantine Empire, also known as the
Mughal Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
Western Roman Empire
50
Great wealth by European merchants in colonization and trade was a crucial step in
the decline of the Roman Empire
the growth of capitalism
the growth of feudalism
the defeat of the British fleets
51
What was a result of the Pax Molgolica?
Cure of the Bubonic Plague was invented
Ideas and inventions spread with trade in Eurasia
Irrigation systems were built
moveable type, gunpowder, and the compass were invented
