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APWH Modern: c. 1200 - 1450 CE REVIEW
APWH Modern: c. 1200 - 1450 CE REVIEW
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1
The technical advances, growth of cities and wealth of the Abbasid Caliphate was most closely matched to
Holy Roman Empire
Song China
Aztec
Great Zimbabwe
2
Which civilization is the largest durable tricontinental empire?
Mongol
Islam
Russia
China
3
Which African society held on most fiercely to Christianity during Islam's expansion?
Egypt and Ethiopia
Tunisia
Ghana
Mali
4
Which of the following was NOT a Chinese invention
movable type
stirrup
flying money
stern post rudder
5
Muslim al-Andalus is located in
Swahili City States
diasporic communities in SE Asia
Iberian Peninsula
Sub-Saharan Africa
6
What is hajj?
First Pillar of Islam
Pilgrimage to Mecca
Most sacred building of Islam
Fasting from sunrise to sunset
7
Which statements about the development of Buddhism and Christianity is accurate?
Both grew from others religions & developed monastic orders
Neither faith's followers faced persecution for beliefs
Both relied heavily on texts written by their founders
Neither founder presented themselves as divine while alive
8
Melaka's wealth was attained through trade on which trade route?
Silk Road
Trans-Saharan
Sub-Saharan
Indian Ocean
9
How did the diffusion of pathogens affect economic opportunity in Europe?
It caused merchants to avoid Europe, thus increasing Trans-Saharan trade
It reduced income of peasants and serfs because demand for crops reduced
It increased the need for educated physicians
It destabilized the feudal system due to a lack of workers
10
An example of cultural transfer through trade is best demonstrated as
westward spread of the compass from China
diffusion of Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam throughout SE Asia
use of the lateen sail throughout the Indian Ocean
movement of bubonic plague throughout Europe
11
This map would best-demonstrate which thematic development of c. 1200-1450 CE?
the Black Death spread on trade routes
trade routes led to the growth of cities
merchants funded building projects
religions spread on trade routes
12
What was the MOST common unifying power of sub-Saharan Africa in the post-classical age?
slave trade
matrilineal societies
Islam
Bantu-based languages
13
Device used to measure latitude:
chronometer
astrolabe
caliper
compass
14
The traditional Chinese system for managing foreign relations was called:
civil service exam
Mandate of Heaven
tribute system
filial piety
15
Which trade route would have demonstrated the greatest diversity of culture?
Trans-Saharan
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Silk Road
16
Which leader led a short-lived reemergence of Central Asian nomadic dominance after the fall of the Mongols?
Timur
Babur
Suleyman the Magnificent
Kublai Khan
17
The starred trade city located in modern Russia is actually
Kiev
Stalingrad
Novgorod
Mali
18
Feudalism developed in Europe
to counteract foreign invasion
to fill the vacuum of centralized rule
to reinforce the wealth of landed aristocrats
to derive coerced labor for state-sponsored building project
19
All of the following were results of the Crusades EXCEPT:
increased demand for foreign goods
Crusader states
weakening of Constantinople
primogeniture
20
This image illustrates:
paths of Viking exploration
the Holy Roman Empire
Hanseatic League
Norse settlements
21
What factor was most responsible for leaders consolidating power in 1200 to 1450?
state-sponsored trade
sponsoring extensive monumental architecture
amassing large armies
aligning state leadership with religious authority
22
What did the camel saddle, dhows, the stirrup, and lateen sail have in common?
diffused by Muslim merchants
positively impacted trade in the Indian Ocean
devised to overcome environmental barriers to trade
originated in China
23
The starred trade city located in SE Africa is actually
Kongo
Kilwa
Great Zimbabwe
Timbuktu
24
Which of the following would have been outside the Mongol sphere of control at its height?
Germany
Mesopotamia
Anatolia
Persia
25
Differing from the south, northern India during the post-classical era was
turbulent and chaotic
one large empire
predominantly Buddhist
wealthy and prosperous
26
Which religions practices missionary activities?
Hinduism, Judaism, Zoroastrianism
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
27
Which civilization dominated trade in the post-classical age?
Islam
China
Europe
India
28
The "Great Mosque" of Xian, China demonstrates that as it spread, Islam
blended with local cultures becoming "syncretic"
dominated the politics of East Asia
began to worship Confucius and value wealth
was intolerant of other cultures
29
Which was NOT a traditional characteristic of the Vikings?
Raiding
monotheism
Agriculture and fishing
Exploration and discovery of the New World
30
Which choice best-describes the points of origin of goods one might find in Kilwa?
Russian, English, Chinese
Islamic, Indian, Chinese
Scandinavian, Russian, Indian
Chinese, English, Indian
31
The developing middle class in medieval Europe is referred to as:
gentry
First Estate
bourgeoisie
landed aristocrats
32
The Inca and Mongols shared what infrastructure priority?
construction of temples
expansion and maintenance of trade routes
creation of sacrificial city-centers
development of monumental architecture
33
The Bantu are credited with the diffusion of all of the following EXCEPT
language
iron metallurgy
agricultural techniques and products
Islam
34
All of the following were invading forces that challenged European political power EXCEPT
Manchurians
Normans
Magyars
Turkic peoples
35
What was NOT associated with the merging of Daoism, Confucianism and Buddhism?
Song Dynasty
Neo-Confucianism
Tang Dynasty
increased patriarchy