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1
A key group responsible for growing trade along the Trans Saharan trade route was
The Seljuks
The Ashanti
The Byzantines
The Berbers
2
Indian Ocean trade(IO) was different from trade along the Silk Road (SR) in that:
Trade aloong the IO was more controlled by nations than trade along the SR
Navigational skills were more important along the IO than on the SR
Religious diffusion was rare in the IO while abundant along the SR
Bulk goods, along with luxury goods, were traded in the IO
3
What provided direction for maritime travel? (created by Han Dynasty)
rudder
Magnetic Compass
Nautical Chart
GPS
4
West Africans traded all of these commodities except for
salt
slaves
cotton
gold
5
Which of the following was a new form of credit or money economy as a result of the Silk Roads?
Paper Money
All of the above
Banking Houses
Bills of Exchange
6
An example of a diasporic community along the Indian Ocean Basin is
Algerians in France
Chinese merchant communites in Southeast Asia
Vietnamese in Morocco
Filipinos in the US
7
Which trade route played a significant role in the transfer of Islam?
Indian Ocean Trade
Trans-Saharan Trade
Silk Road
Mediterranean Trade
8
Which of the following two trading cities were established due to improvements on the Silk Road?
Samarkand & Shanghai
Kashgar & Samarkand
Kashgar & Beijing
Beijing & Shanghai
9
Which of the following was not a territory conquered by the Mongols?
China
Central Asia
Russia
Japan
10
In what region was the Golden Horde established
east asia
south asia
north asia
central asia
11
MATCH THE CITY TO THE TRADE ROUTE: Samarkand
Brayden
Trans-Saharan Trade
Indian Ocean Trade
Silk Road
12
The Mongols control of much of Eurasia increased trade by
only allowing the production of cash crops, which were sold to other nation
forcing nations to buy only Mongolian goods
demanding tribute from those they conquered
creating safety along the trade routes they controlled
13
Which of these was an example of an improved commercial practice (c. 1200 - c.1450)?
Monsoon Winds
Porcelain Manufacturing
Caravanserai
Bills of Exchange
14
Who was the founder of the Mali Kingdom?
Sonni Ali
Sundiata
Mansa Musa
Genghis Khan
15
Which of the following events did not happen along the Silk Road?
diffusion of crops and diseases
creation of disaporic communities
formation of new trading cities
Establishment of merchant sailor organizations
16
The Silk Roads directly caused all of the following except:
growth of new and powerful trading cities
transregional exchanges in Afro-Eurasia
development of maritime navigational inventions
increase in deman of luxury goods
17
Which of the following encouraged an increase in the trade of luxury goods?
innovations in transportation
money-based economies
forms of credit
All of the above
18
An example of cross cultural exchange along the Indian Ocean Trade Network would be:
Ivory figurines in the Swahii city - states
Muslim mosques in the Malian Empire
Hindu Figurines found in Srivijaya
Indian cotton found in GOA
19
Which of the following was not transferred by Mongols from one region to another
adoption of Uyghur script
Numbering systems to Europe
Greco-Islamic medical knowledge to Western Europe
Quipu counting system
20
Caravanserais can best be described as
rest stoppers for travelers
bandit controlled regions along trade routes
banking houses for merchants
gambling dens for adventures
21
Which of these was an important environment factor in trade networks before c. 1450?
Drought
Monsoon Winds
Pacific Thunderstorms
Flooding
22
A similarity between the Silk Road and the Trans Saharan trade route was
dependence on berber merchants to facilitate trade
reliance on the Mongol military to protect the routes
the use of the camel saddle for transport of goods
silk being the predominant trade good on both routes
23
African goods traded on the Trans-Saharan Trade Routes included:
rice and sugarcane
salt and gold
tea and gold
tea and cloth
24
Which of the following reasons motivated the Mongols to expand their empire
conversion of non believers to their faith
desire for wealth and plunder
population pressures within the empire
desire to attack first to keep nomadic invaders from their territories
25
Which of the following did not exist between 1200 and 1400 CE
Umayyad Caliphate
Golden Horde
Abbasid Caliphate
Yuan Dynasty
26
How did the Mongol Empire facilitate trans-Eurasian trade
reinvigorated the Silk Road
banned non-Mongol merchants
imposed their religious beliefs
created a sophisticated bureaucracy
27
Which of the following is NOT a correct example of crop diffusions between 1200 and 1450 CE
Bananas in Africa
New rice varieties in East Asia
Tomatoes in Italy
Citrus fruits in the Mediterranean
28
The 14th century Afro-Eurasia pandemic called the "Black Death" was caused by
Small Pox
Bubonic Plague
Yellow Fever
Malaria
29
Because of a merchant _______, many muslims migrated throughout the Indian Ocean Trade Network.
disease
Diaspora
exile
Conquest
30
The primary purpose of the Mongolian Yam system was to
increase food production in Eurasia
prevent rival groups from attacking each other within the empire
promote religious tolerance across the empire
improve communication throughout the empire
31
Which of the following was NOT a city along the Silk Road?
Samarkand
Kashgar
Baghdad
Bukhara
32
Which of the following is true regarding the Silk Road?
Very few muslim merchants and missionaries traveled the Silk Road
Many goods were traded along the Silk Road, there was little religious diff
All trade along the routes was controlled by China
New cities developed in Eurasia as a result of increased trade along routes
33
Where did Champa rice originate?
Vietnam
Malaysia
India
China
34
What language (emerging globally in the Post-Classical Period) spread from Central Asia?
Swahili
Spanish
Turkic
Arabic
35
Which of the following people did not travel along the major trade routes discussed, during this time period
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
Marco Polo
Ferdinand Magellan
36
What was Mansa Musa's relationship with Sundiata?
Great nephew
not related
brother
grandson
37
Which of these trading cities was located along the Silk Roads?
Samarkand
Mombassa
Cuzco
Timbuktu
38
Which of the following regions did NOT see a rise is diasporic communities as a result of trade along the Indian Ocean
east africa
south asia
western europe
southeast asia
39
In what region was the Yuan Dynasty established
South Asia
Central Asia
North Asia
East Asia
40
Which of the follwoing saw an increase in production in China, Persia, and India?
Iron
Textiles
Steel
Papyrus
41
The spread of papermaking from China across Eurasia is primarily an example of ________ diffusion.
Cultural
Technological
Literary
Religious
42
Which empire drew new people into Afro-Eurasia economies and trade networks between 1200-1450?
Mali
Asante
Inca
Roman
43
Chinese merchants who settled in trading cities in Southeast Asia, c.1200-c.1450, were an example of a
commercial practice
celestial empire
diasporic community
syncretic religion
44
Mongols elites practiced or promoted all of these religions except
Buddhism
Shamanism
Hinduism
Christianity
45
The European event that had the most direct impact on the growth of civilizations such as Mali and Ghana was the
Second industrial revolution
establishment of a money-based economy with minted coins
revival of the Silk Route under Kubai Khan's rule
protestant reformation
46
The Mongols' lifestyle could be best described as:
Urban
Nomadic
Isolationist
Sedentary
47
Which of the following is NOT an example of trading of credit and monetization along the Silk Roads?
Bills of Exchange
Banking Houses
Debit Cards
Paper Money
48
Which of the following was not a disaporic community created due to trade in the Indian Ocean?
Chinese communities in Southeast Asia
Arab and Persian communities in East Asia
Malay communities in the Indian Ocean Basin
Turkic communities in Southeast Asia
49
Was the Han Dynasty and Roman empire involved in the first Silk Road Golden Age?
True
False
50
All of the following were results of increased trade during the time period 1200-1450 EXCEPT
the rise of disaporic communities
an increase in the number of colonies controlled by nations
increased production of luxury goods
religious syncretism
51
Which of the following skills was necessary for a person to sail in the Indian Ocean Trade Network?
Mastery of map making
understanding wind currents
the ability to build ships
Ability to analyze oceanic sailing journals
52
Which of the following resources, coming out of Africa, were desired most by other regions?
cotton and dyes
spices and silver
gold and ivory
oil and precious stones
53
MATCH THE CITY TO THE TRADE ROUTE: Timbuktu
Trans-Saharan Trade
Indian Ocean Trade
Mediterranean Trade
Silk Road
54
Which of the following is NOT a way in which Mansa Musa impacted Mali through religion
building mosques
Mansa Musa didn't have strong religious beliefs
giving away gold on journey to Mecca for Hajj
building reilgious schools in Timbuktu