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Unit 3 Review 600 - 1450 #apwh #whap #ap #worldhistory
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1
Which of the following about the Mongols is accurate for the 13th century?
They defeated many Christian kingdoms in western Europe
They founded the Yuan Dynasty in China
They were not as powerful as the Turks
Their government was centrally controlled from Baghdad
2
A common stage of political development in England,France, China, Russia and Japan was:
Constitutional monarchy.
Divine-right monarchy.
Feudalism.
Manorialism
3
A common feature of most Asian and European philosophies during the period 600 to 1450 was ____
A close association with religion
Wide availability of printed books
Emphasison experimental science
Reliance on ideas of individual freedom
4
Which military innovation did the Mongols expose Europeans to for the first time?
the battle axe
the catapult
cavalry units
gunpowder
5
What were the two main religions of Shogunate Japan?
Shintoism and Buddhism
Shintoism and Confucianism
Shintoism and Christianity
Zen and Shintoism
6
Which two of the following vied for influence in China during the Tang Dynasty?
Buddhism and Shintoism
Shintoism and Hinduism
Confucianism and Hinduism
Buddhism and Confucianism
7
Which fits this definition: "agricultural laborer tied to an estate"?
Peasant
Serf
Plebian
Slave
8
Which factor contributed most to the spread of Buddhism from India to China?
religious intolerance
trade connections
military conquests
forced migrations
9
Which trade network was stabilized in the period historians term Pax Mongolica (Mongol Peace)?
East Asian sea routes
Silk Roads
Indian Ocean routes
Trans-Sahara routes
10
“Samurai” describes men in feudal Japan who were most like the men in feudal Europe known as:
Lords
Merchants
Serfs
Knights
11
Pre-Islamic Arab society is best characterized as
Pastoral Nomadic
Highly urbanized
Hunter-gatherer
Maritime trade-based
12
Which ideology gained influence in the period of disorder that followed the collapse of the Han Dynasty in China
Legalism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
13
The introduction of papermaking into Europe is an example of cultural diffusion:
Through the Triangular Trade route.
From Japan by way of the Arab-Indian trade route.
From China by way of the Eurasian trade route.
From the Middle East as part of the Eurasian trade route.
14
What were the Crusades?
War between Rome and Greece
Religious wars between Christians and Muslims
Battles between crusaders
Normal warfare
15
Which of the following did the Byzantine and the early Islamic caliphates have in common?
In all, rulers held both political and religious authority
None had strong centralized governments
All were Islamic
All had only limited literary and artistic accomplishments
16
After the fall of the Western Roman empire, language of Constantinople shifted from Latin to
Arabic
Turkish
Persian
Greek
17
Which of the following is true of the bubonic plague?
It affected West Africa.
It began in Europe and spread to China.
It followed established trade routes.
It was a European phenomenon.
18
How were individuals selected for leadership in Genghis Khan's Mongol society?
Long established aristocratic status
Merit system based on demonstrated battlefield bravery
Hereditary warrior lineage
Social Status based on number of goats, sheep, and horses
19
The introduction of papermaking into Europe is an example of cultural diffusion:
Through the Triangular Trade route.
From the Middle East as part of the Eurasian trade route.
From Japan by way of the Arab-Indian trade route.
From China by way of the Eurasian trade route.
20
The following religion is an example of cultural diffusion in the area on the map of East Asia.
Shinto
Islam
Islam
Buddhism
21
What did Medieval Europe and Medieval Japan have in common?
Both were feudal societies.
Both had knights who fought with katanas and bows and arrows.
Both societies were formed by Buddhist teachings.
Both societies were ruled by emperors.
22
Where did Buddhism originate???
India
Korea
U.S.A
China
23
What was the main language of Eastern Orthodox Christianity?
English
Latin
French
Greek
24
The Crusades had the most favorable long-term impact on
religious reformers
trade
The strength of the Pope
Christian-Muslim relations
25
Which of the following areas of learning progressed under the Abbasid caliphate?
Law and Philosophy
Philosophy and Mathmatics
Medicine and Law
All of the above
26
The Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church excommunicated each other (The Great Schism) in _______.
1054 A.D.
2020 A.D.
1
400 B.C.
27
Which early Byzantine emperor had the longest lasting impact?
Osman
Diocletian
Muhammad
Justinian
28
Which society most closely resembled feudal Japanese patterns during the period 600-1450?
Western Europe
Russian
Islamic
Inca
