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World History CBA 5
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6. The trans-Saharan gold-salt trade was significant because:
c. It was controlled exclusively by the Aztecs
b. It only benefited European traders
a. It connected West Africa with North Africa and beyond
d. It ended all other forms of trade
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4. Mansa Musa's famous pilgrimage to Mecca demonstrated:
c. The importance of Islamic faith in West Africa
d. The wealth of the Mali Empire
b. The isolation of West Africa
a. The weakness of the Mali Empire
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20. The Renaissance marked the end of medieval Europe through:
c. The collapse of all governments
b. The emergence of new ways of thinking and creating
d. The elimination of religion
a. The destruction of cities
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12. The Inca Empire's most impressive achievement was:
c. Their written language
b. Their road network and administrative system
d. Their naval fleet
a. Their calendar system
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How was the infrastructure of the Incan civilization affected by the Andes?
The hills forced the Inca to build terraces to farm
The aqueducts from nearby waterfalls meant that the citizens had water
The road network allowed military transportation for quick suppression
The mountains meant that trade was impossible with the outside
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17. The primary purpose of the Crusades was to:
a. Establish trade routes
c. Reclaim the Holy Land
b. Spread education
d. Create new kingdoms
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8. The Maya civilization was known for their advanced:
b. Horse-riding skills
a. Metalworking techniques
c. Mathematical and astronomical knowledge
d. Shipbuilding abilities
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14. The trans-Saharan trade routes were primarily used to transport:
d. Ivory and diamonds
a. Spices and silk
c. Coffee and sugar
b. Gold and salt
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18. The Mali Empire's wealth was primarily based on:
d. Slave trade
a. Textile production
b. Agriculture
c. Gold trade
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1. Which empire's capital city of Tenochtitlan was known for its advanced system of chinampas and ceremonial centers?
Inca
Maya
Aztec
Mali
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13. A major effect of the Black Death on medieval society was:
b. Stronger feudal bonds
c. Lower wages for peasants
d. Changes in the labor system & social structure
a. Increased urbanization
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15. The Renaissance humanist movement emphasized:
b. Classical learning and individual achievement
d. Agricultural innovation
c. Military conquest
a. Religious orthodoxy
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10. The Crusades contributed to medieval Europe's transformation by:
a. Increasing trade and cultural exchange with the East
b. Eliminating all contact with Muslim societies
d. Ending all religious conflicts
c. Strengthening feudal systems
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Based on the map to the left, what geographic feature impacted the development of this region the most?
the Andes Mountains
the Tropic of Capricorn
the Pacific Ocean
the Amazon River
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19. The Hundred Years' War introduced which military innovation?
b. Armored cavalry
c. The longbow
a. Gunpowder weapons
d. Stone castles
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5. The Hundred Years' War resulted in:
d. Italy unifying under one ruler
c. Spain becoming a world power
a. England gaining control of France
b. France emerging as a unified nation
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How did the Black Plague affect the system of Feudalism in Europe?
Feudalism didn’t change much
Feudalism was weakened because of labor shortages, serfs asked higher wages
Lords became wealthier because there were fewer people to compete against
The population of towns increased as peasants fled from the countryside
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2. During the Renaissance, the movement known as secularism represented:
c. An emphasis on worldly matters rather than spiritual ones
d. The power of the Catholic Church
a. A focus on religious authority
b. A rejection of all beliefs
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16. The Aztec Empire was able to maintain control through:
a. A system of tribute and military power
d. Religious tolerance
c. Democratic elections
b. Peaceful diplomatic relations
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7. Ibn Battuta was known for:
d. Inventing the printing press
b. Writing detailed accounts of his extensive travels
c. Ruling the Aztec Empire
a. Leading the First Crusade
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9. The Renaissance began in:
a. London, England
c. Florence, Italy
b. Paris, France
d. Madrid, Spain
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3. The Black Death primarily spread through Europe via:
b. Infected fleas on rats
c. Direct human contact
d. Spoiled food
a. Contaminated water supplies