World History A Final Exam

The Quran, minarets, and the Hajj are most closely associated with the practice of

Islam is a ______________ religion.

The symbol below, symbolizing the balance of all things, is an important representation of ______________ beliefs.

Kilwa, a Swahili City State, was connected to the Indian Ocean Trade as shown by silk from China found there.

The best definition of Monotheism is the belief in ________________.

What object helped all Asante rulers claimed their power as legitimate?

The spread of plants, animals, humans, etc between the old and new worlds.

The majority of slaves forcibly taken from Africa were brought to

Artwork which has Buddha (India) and Heracles (Greece) depicts which type of culture created by Alexander the Great?

The Taj Mahal reflects Islamic art and architecture in India.

What civilization continued the tradition of Roman law (Roman Empire) but were later defeated by the Ottoman Turks?

The people of Kilwa converted to which religion

The Mongol Empire is the largest land empire in the world.

Chinese ship building developed faster than European engineering

What was one of the beliefs of Martin Luther?

All of the following were common features of classical civilizations (Rome, Greece, Persia, China, India) EXCEPT:

Sikhism is a blend of

What was the significance of the printing press?

What was the significance of the Grand Canal?

Which language and cultural traditions spread across North Africa along the Trans-Saharan trade route?

Which empire is given credit for creating a Golden Age of math and science?

What belief system provides a moral code and promote social order and obedience to the emperor?

Who taught the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path?

The Bantu Migration occurred when the Bantu people migrated to northern Africa

What geographic feature dominates most of the African continent?

The Encomienda system of colonial Spanish America was a system of enslavement of Native Americans

All of the following were results of the Atlantic Slave Trade EXCEPT:

Footbinding was an example of women’s loss of personal freedom first used during the rise of Neo-Confucianism in China

Where were the following items invented: paper, gunpowder, compass

The Mughal Empire had a relatively tolerant attitude towards a variety of religious faiths

What was the impact of the Columbian Exchange on China?

Explorers such as Vasco da Gama allowed this European empire to be the FIRST one to disrupt the Indian Ocean trading

Socrates, Hellenism, and Democracy are all associated with Roman culture.

Ashoka spread Stupas, Buddhist holy sites containing relics and significant religious objects, throughout South Asia.

Which religion did many Chinese people turn to during their years of terrible Civil War after the Han dynasty collapsed?

Why did Martin Luther “protest” the church?

What is the defintion of the term maroon?

What is one reason the Mongols had created a better civilization than the ones they destroyed?

The Dutch East India Company was a new kind of company called a ___________________.

Which historical events are in the correct chronological order?

Where did Islam originate (start)?

What is an impact of the Columbian Exchange?

All of the following were reasons for the COLLAPSE of classical civilizations (Rome, Greece, Persia, Han, Gupta) EXCEPT:

Which of the following was a NEGATIVE impact of the Mongol Empire?

Peter the Great used many techniques to legitimize his rule in which of the following empires?

Russians adopted Islam rather than Christianity when they formed their empire.

Which classical empire was MOST responsible for the spread of Christianity?

Which is the most accurate description of the rule of Qin Shi Huangdi?

What was the religion of the "Gunpowder Empires" (Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal)?

Which document is an example of a primary source?

What building was a Christian church but later was converted to an Islamic mosque after the Turkish conquest?

“I am the State!” - King Louis XIV of France is an example of which type of government?

Which land-based empire in Asia had rules surrounding the Daimyo and Samurai?

Missionaries used the road systems of classical empires to spread these two religions:

What happened to the Mongol Empire in China?

An immediate result of the fall of the Roman Empire was

The conquest of Constantinople proved Castle walls were extremely effective in the age of gunpowder

What caused the people of Kilwa to convert to a different religion?

In which of the following regions did the European Renaissance begin, and why?

Which was an invention of the Islamic Golden Age?

All of the following are reasons why Islam spread so quickly after the death of the Prophet Muhammed EXCEPT

Satraps, tolerance, and Zoroastrianism were tools used by the Persians to unite their empire.

“It is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life." What religion?

What two people groups were most negatively affected by the Columbian Exchange?

Japan’s economic and political system of organization was most similar to that found in:

What was responsible for the death of nearly ⅓ of all Europeans during the Middle Ages?

Which African Kingdom’s extreme wealth became famous during the Hajj of Mansa Musa?

Which of the following was NOT a feature of the first “civilizations”?

What tool did the Safavid leaders use to unite their people against the Ottoman Empire?

Which is the correct definition of a Janissary?

What is the holiest site in Islam?

A cultural and scientific Golden Age occurred for Islam in the time period between 700-1200 CE

What is one way that Korea demonstrated unique national identity?

What was a system designed to select candidates as bureaucrats in the Chinese government & took childhood to study?

Ethiopia has one of the oldest traditions of Christianity in the world

Which country influenced Korea?

What is the definition of feudalism?

What items were traded along the Trans Saharan Trade Route?