Which is an example of "southernization" of SE Asia?

the architectural expression of Hinduism at Angkor Wat

The Neolithic revolutions refers to the period

that saw the rise of settled agriculture

Before 600CE large empires such as Han,Persian & Roman empires extended their military power by

developing supply lines&building infrastructure such as road

Which is an important factor in the spread of the bubonic plague?

the mongol expansion from China to eastern Europe

were a major source of diffusion of religions like Buddhism

In the period between 600-1450CE Japan, Korea & Vietnam had which of the following in common

all were culturally influenced by China

What was Mauryan Empire's most significant accomplishment?

unifying most of the South Asian subcontinent

Footbinding is the best example of

the patriarchal nature of Chinese society

Purisha's image showing the separate duties displays the concept of ?

concept of caste in Vedic religions

Which of these would a legalist agree with?

firmly enforcing all rules and punishments

Development & spread of Christianity & Buddhism before 600CE had the following in common EXCEPT

the founders of both presented themselves as divine

Which of the following accurately describes Mongol empire's role in trans-Eurasian trade

it re-established Silk Roads between E. Asia & Europe

Early societies developed civs. in floodplains of great rivers because it provided

fertile silt and water for agriculture

What was a result of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca?

the price of gold dropped in cities such as Cairo

The chinampa system refers to

the Aztec practice of dredging muck from the lake's bottom

Confucianism encourages its followers to

follow ethical rules to promote harmony

Which is not correctly associated with the political change which they experienced 500-1200?

West African moved from kingdoms to stateless societies

An immediate result of the fall of the Roman empire was

a period of disorder and weak central government

Which was a result of the Crusades?

Exposure to new ideas that brought on the Renaissance

What is filial piety?

respect for elders living and dead

"Until lions have historians, tales of hunting will glorify the hunter" means

history reflects the viewpoint of the Victors

How does this statue reflect the impact of cultural diffusion in Classical India?

the artistic style shows the influence of Greeks

Which of the following is accurate about the Tang & Byzantine empire

Both governments due to their size and pop had bureacracies

Feudalism was the system that

described the political & social relationships of lord/serfs

What is true about the Indian Ocean trade network?

trade involved regions bordering Indian Ocean & China

Which achievements are most closely associated with the Golden Age of Islam?

mosques, medical books & algebra

How was the collapse of the Roman empire different than that of Han China?

the dynastic cycle of large empires reappeared in China

By 1200 CE improved agricultural technology had spread thru African through the

migration of Bantu speaking people with knowledge of iron

Which of the following is NOT correct regarding the diffusion of religion?

Silk Road trade allowed Confucianism to spread to South Asia

The Mandate of Heaven was a belief held by Chinese that

a good ruler had the divine right to govern

Which of the following was NOT a major difference between the Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox

belief in sacredness of the bible

The Roman sculpture shows the sacking of Jerusalem was intended to show what?

to convey the power of the Roman empire

Which of these would NOT be one of the Buddha's 4 Noble truths?

suffering can never be eliminated

Which of the following is the main reason for the rift between the Sunni & Shiites?

conflict over the line of succession after Muhammad

The Code of Hammurabi demonstrated

it was marked by social inequalities

Which statement about the Bubonic plague is most accurate?

it's greatests effects were in Europe & led to less feudali

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1
What major public work project was 1st constructed by the Sui dynasty?
modern sewage systems
Great Wall
Grand Canal
Forbidden palace in Bejing
2
Which is an example of "southernization" of SE Asia?
a bronze African lion with Indian designs
the use of Arabic script to write the Swahili language
adoption of Islam as the state religion in Champa
the architectural expression of Hinduism at Angkor Wat
3
The Neolithic revolutions refers to the period
in which democracy was developed
before the development of Homo Sapiens
that saw the rise of settled agriculture
before people could communicate
4
Before 600CE large empires such as Han,Persian & Roman empires extended their military power by
creating open societies inclusive of different religions
giving more political power to the common people they conque
developing supply lines&building infrastructure such as road
recruiting their armies from the areas they conquered
5
In 750CE an Arab dynasty known as the ___overthrew the Umayyad caliphate?
Ayyubids
Tamarid
Abbasids
Seljuks
6
Which is an important factor in the spread of the bubonic plague?
the mongol expansion from China to eastern Europe
the centralization of the European nation-states
the spread of Buddhism from India to China
peasant revolts and pop decline
7
The Silk Road
allowed women to negotiate & dominate economics
had a major impact on India allowing them to break caste
allowed the Mediterranean world to take advantage of China
were a major source of diffusion of religions like Buddhism
8
In the period between 600-1450CE Japan, Korea & Vietnam had which of the following in common
all were conquered by the Mongols
all rejected the spread of Buddhism
all successfully excluded European merchants
all were culturally influenced by China
9
What was Mauryan Empire's most significant accomplishment?
spreading Hinduism into the Middle East and Asia
unifying most of the South Asian subcontinent
building the Great Wall of China
opening up the Indian Ocean trade network for the 1st time
10
Which text is incorrectly linked with the religion?
Koran-Buddhism
Bible-Christianity
Mahabharata-Hinduism
Torah-Judaism
11
Footbinding is the best example of
the diffusion of Indian traditions to China through trade
the technological brilliance of the Song dynasty
the influence of Buddhist customs in China
the patriarchal nature of Chinese society
12
Purisha's image showing the separate duties displays the concept of ?
Buddha's teaching about enlightenment
concept of caste in Vedic religions
Daoist emphasis on balance between humans & nature
Confucious teaching on social harmony
13
Which of these would a legalist agree with?
eliminating most rules and punishments
equality in all relationships
firmly enforcing all rules and punishments
carefully obeying role models
14
Development & spread of Christianity & Buddhism before 600CE had the following in common EXCEPT
both were outgrowths of other religions
the founders of both presented themselves as divine
both developed monastic orders open to women
both were aided in their spread by trade networks
15
Which of the following accurately describes Mongol empire's role in trans-Eurasian trade
it re-established Silk Roads between E. Asia & Europe
it imposed Mongol religious beliefs on conquered people
it created a self-contained econ system by banning non-Mong
it developed a sophisticated bureaucracy staffed by Mongols
16
In English history, the Magna Carta in 1215 reinforced the concept of
limited monarchy
capitalistic economy
religious toleration
freedom of the serfs
17
Early societies developed civs. in floodplains of great rivers because it provided
spawning grounds for fish
natural compass since all rivers run north to south
fertile silt and water for agriculture
route for large ship traffic
18
The term "samurai" describes men in feudal Japan who were most like men in Europe known as
knights
merchants
lords of the manor
serfs
19
What was a result of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca?
the price of gold dropped in cities such as Cairo
He brought Islam to the Middle East
Islam began to spread in Spain
20
The chinampa system refers to
the mixed agricultural & hunting system by the Iroquois
the process by which Aztecs determined victims for sacrifice
the Aztec practice of dredging muck from the lake's bottom
Inca system for memorizing facts w out written language
21
China experienced a "golden age" between 618-1279 during the Tang and ___dynasties
Song
Han
Sui
Qin
22
In 1271 Kubilai Khan changed the name of the Mongol dynasty in China to
Chin
Song
Qin
Yuan
23
Confucianism encourages its followers to
experiment with new ideas and technology
follow ethical rules to promote harmony
learn from foreigners better ways to excel
become one with nature and avoid conflict
24
Which of the following languages came into existence as a result of global trading patterns?
French
Swahili
Latin
Arabic
25
Which is not correctly associated with the political change which they experienced 500-1200?
West African moved from kingdoms to stateless societies
W.Europe & Japan were dominated by feudalism
Vikings & Mongols moved from nomads to settled societies
Byzantine & Chinese maintained strong central governments
26
An immediate result of the fall of the Roman empire was
growth of cities and dominance by middle class
a period of disorder and weak central government
an increase in trade and manufacturing
renewed interest in education and the arts
27
Which was a result of the Crusades?
Many Europeans immigrated to Southwest Asia
Exposure to new ideas that brought on the Renaissance
European rulers were less likely to fight one another
Christians took control of the Holy Land
28
What is filial piety?
power in the hands of the people
Deep religious conviction
respect for elders living and dead
obedience to a small number of rulers
29
In 1258 the Mongols sacked ____ and killed the last caliph?
Baghdad
Mecca
Damascus
Cairo
30
"Until lions have historians, tales of hunting will glorify the hunter" means
the concept of history is different in Africa than Europe
Hunting is a sport that brings glory to the hunter
Common people need to learn to write so they tell their stor
history reflects the viewpoint of the Victors
31
What Russian city developed as a result of Mongol invasions?
Novgorod
Moscow
Kiev
Petrograd
32
The spread of Greek culture all over the Eastern Mediterranean and former Persian empire is
classicalization
zorastrianism
Delian league
hellenistic
33
How does this statue reflect the impact of cultural diffusion in Classical India?
Buddhism spread into India from China
the artistic style shows the influence of Greeks
reflets the spread of Islamic artistic ideas
images such as this were found in Hindu temples
34
Which of the following is accurate about the Tang & Byzantine empire
The Byzantine empire had large cities and the Tang had few
Both governments due to their size and pop had bureacracies
both societies gave tax breaks to buddhist monasteries
both societies gave women increased rights
35
Feudalism was the system that
term for Mongol military administration
defined the hierarchy within the Roman Catholic church
raised the standard of living in Western Europe
described the political & social relationships of lord/serfs
36
Which is NOT one of the 5 pillars of Islam?
Baptism
Fasting during Ramadan
Hajj
Almsgiving
37
What is true about the Indian Ocean trade network?
monsoons prevented trade from taking place along E Africa
Europeans were able to dominate the trade
trade involved regions bordering Indian Ocean & China
the most important trade item exchanged was silk
38
Which achievements are most closely associated with the Golden Age of Islam?
columns and democracy
mosques, medical books & algebra
aqueducts, roads and temples
gunpowder, pagodas and silk
39
How was the collapse of the Roman empire different than that of Han China?
the Hand never had to deal with nomadic invasions
the dynastic cycle of large empires reappeared in China
China's religion kept them unified whereas Rome's didn't
China turned to feudalism due to collapse
40
After the collapse of the western half of Roman empire, authority survived another 1000yrs in
Carolingian empire
Byzantine empire
Holy Roman empire
Ptolemaic empire
41
"Listen carefully and obey whatever your husband tells you.." This says what about Confucianism
equality of all members of the family
the legitimacy of selling women to worthy families
the duties of family members
the power of women over their husbands
42
By 1200 CE improved agricultural technology had spread thru African through the
migration of Bantu speaking people with knowledge of iron
development of oxen immune to diseases carried by the tsetse
discovery of gold that provided a means of exchange
expansion of Sahara desert which forced Berber peoples south
43
Which of the following is NOT correct regarding the diffusion of religion?
Silk Road trade routes helped spread Buddhism to China
Silk Road trade allowed Confucianism to spread to South Asia
Indian Ocean trade diffused Hinduism into SE Asia
Roman roads in the Mediterranean helped spread Christianity
44
The Mandate of Heaven was a belief held by Chinese that
an examination was the only way to determine leadership
ancestral worship was essential for social harmony
everyone continues to go through reincarnation until enlight
a good ruler had the divine right to govern
45
Which of the following was NOT a major difference between the Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox
celibacy of the clergy
belief in sacredness of the bible
political role of the Pope
language used during mass
46
Which element did the Japanese not borrow from the Chinese during this time period?
Buddhism
Tang architectural style
highly centralized monarchy
system of writing based on characters
47
The Roman sculpture shows the sacking of Jerusalem was intended to show what?
to express sympathy for defeated armies
to show the Romans respect for Judaism
portray the value of all ranks of Roman society
to convey the power of the Roman empire
48
Which of these would NOT be one of the Buddha's 4 Noble truths?
all life involves suffering
suffering is caused by desire
suffering can never be eliminated
people should follow the 8fold path
49
Which of the following is the main reason for the rift between the Sunni & Shiites?
conflict over the belief of Muhammad's ascention into heaven
conflict over cultural differences
conflict over the line of succession after Muhammad
conflict over tax distribution
50
The Code of Hammurabi demonstrated
it was marked by social inequalities
it made provision for the economic well being of all classes
it moved away from physical punishments
the king was regarded as a God
51
Which statement about the Bubonic plague is most accurate?
fear of the disease caused the population to migrate north
it started in China but had worst effects on the Middle East
it's greatests effects were in Europe & led to less feudali
isolated areas like England were spared the worst effect
52
The architecture & layout of the Indus Valley cities indicate?
strong Egyptian influence
that they transferred architecture styles to Mesopotamia
the presence of a strong central authority
political systems based on military control
53
What was NOT a consequence of Mongol invasions?
China was governed by a foreign power
Silk Road was destroyed
Kiev was destroyed
Caliph was killed and Islam empire less unified
54
Which of the following contributed to the fall of Rome and Han?
new military technology
destruction of overland trade routes
irregularities in the silver trade
invasions by borderland people
55
What were 2 major sources of stability during the Dark Ages in Europe?
feudalism and the Catholic church
protection by Roman emperors and the Orthodox church
strong central governments and currency
profits from trade and protection by Vikings
56
Trade spurred the introduction of both Islam & Hinduism to which of the following regions?
East Africa
East Asia
Southeast Asia
Central Asia
57
Why was Mali a powerful state in northern Africa by the 1300's?
profited by cooperating with European slave traders
controlled the African spice trade
Known for huge military forces
major center of trade and religious instruction
58
How did the diaspora of Jews in the classical period impact Judaism?
Jewish people intermarried which caused it to decline
Jews were forced to create tight knit communities
it changed Judaism from a major religion to a minor cult
new Jewish communities were able to attract lots of converts
59
Which is NOT an area that Islam expanded to?
Southeast Asia
Sub-Saharan Africa
Germany
Spain

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