Why was the Song Dynasty forced to rely on sea trade after their northern territory was conquered by the Jin?

They lost access to the Silk Road.

Which of the following best describes Maya social structure?

Scribes and nobles supported rulers who ruled over peasants

The natural way of the universe

What is the Roman Emperor Diocletian best known for?

Splitting the Roman Empire into two halves.

How did the first humans arrive in North America?

They crossed the Bering Landbridge from Russia to Alaska.

An oligarchy can best defined as...

a government ran by a small group of wealthy elite people.

What impact did the mountainous terrain have on Greece?

Greece remained decentralized until Alexander the Great conquered it.

Is Confucianism a religion or a philosophy?

It's a philosophy with religious elements.

Griottes told stories and performed music for what purpose?

To entertain and record history

Movable type, which made printing faster and cheaper, had what effect on Chinese society?

It gave all social classes access to books

What is the main difference between a monarchy and a dynasty?

Monarchies can be led by anyone and dynasties are led by one bloodline

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1
Mansa Musa led a legendary pilgrimage to what city?
Timbuktu
Cairo
Mecca
Chang'an
2
Why was the Song Dynasty forced to rely on sea trade after their northern territory was conquered by the Jin?
The Great Wall trapped them in.
They gained access to new sea ports.
They like sea trading better.
They lost access to the Silk Road.
3
European peasants in the Middle Ages were also known as...
Fiefs
Knights
Vassals
Serfs
4
Someone that denies themselves worldly comforts to pursue a religious truth is called an...
Prophet
Ascetic
Priest
Rabbi
5
There is early evidence of what religion in the Indus River Valley?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Animism
6
Which of the following religions believe Jesus Christ to be the Messiah or son of God?
Zoroastrianism
Christianity
Judaism & Christianity
Judaism
7
Which of the following was NOT something the Bantu would do when they encountered people during migration?
distribute
displace
assimilate
destroy
8
Society during the Song Dynasty was different than many other civilizations because social standing was based on...
education and merit
family connections
gender
religion
9
The belief that the gods transfer their power to a specific family to rule China is called...
Dynastic Cycle
Filial Piety
Mandate of Heaven
Confucianism
10
Which of the following best describes Maya social structure?
Peasants, townspeople, and scribes elected new rulers every 12 years
No division of labor. Men and women shared responsibilities.
Townspeople and scribes farmed crops on terraced land.
Scribes and nobles supported rulers who ruled over peasants
11
The potato was the most important crop that was cultivated on which continent?
North America
Central America
Mesoamerica
South America
12
The Mongols were religiously tolerant.
True
False
13
What is the Dao?
Oldest ancestor worshiped in each family
The natural way of the universe
The scripture of Daoism
The God of Daoism
14
Which civilization invented the wheel?
Indus River Valley
Huang River Valley
Mesopotamia
Egypt
15
During the reign of the Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols directly ruled China but did not culturally assimilate.
True
False
16
One of the most famous literary works in the Islamic Empire was _______.
The House of Wisdom
The Arabian Nights
The Rubaiyat
Muqaddimah
17
Water clocks, watermills, early lasers, steam power, and locks were invented by which civilization?
Roman Empire
Maurya Empire
Han Dynasty
Ancient Greece
18
Who rules in a patriarchy?
Shamans
Men or Women
Men
Women
19
Christians believe that Jesus was...
A prophet
A political leader
The founder of the religion
A teacher and the messiah
20
Devotion to parents and elders is known as:
Ancestor worship
Animism
Filial piety
Piety
21
The Mongols spread the Black Plague by...
All of the above
Trading on ships
Trading along the Silk Road
Catapulting infected bodies into cities
22
Two civilizations that lived in mountainous regions and were made up of independent city-states were...
Mayans and Greeks
Mayans and Incas
Greeks and Aztecs
Persians and Aztecs
23
What is the Roman Emperor Diocletian best known for?
Making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.
Founding the Roman Empire.
Persecuting Christians living in the Roman Empire.
Splitting the Roman Empire into two halves.
24
Which Roman Empire made Christianity legal in 313 CE?
Caesar Augustus
Diocletian
Constantine
Julius Caesar
25
The Indus River Valley was home to which two cities?
Athens and Sparta
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
Babylon and Sumer
Thebes and Memphis
26
Which of the following events took place in the Roman Coliseum?
gladiator battles
chariot races
Mr. Hylton's history class
lectures
27
How did the first humans arrive in North America?
They arrived by boat from Europe.
They traveled north from South America.
They sailed from Africa using the lateen sail.
They crossed the Bering Landbridge from Russia to Alaska.
28
An oligarchy can best defined as...
a government ruled by a king or queen
government where people elect officials to represent them
a government ran by a small group of wealthy elite people.
a govt. ran where power is passed down from the father to the eldest son
29
Which groups of people were not granted citizenship in ancient Athens?
slaves
foreigners
all of the above
women
30
Which of the following was a Chinese spiritual tradition that was around before Confucianism?
Animism and Ancestor Worship
Animism
Ancestor worship
Philosophy
31
The empire founded by Alexander the Great was known as the __________ Empire.
Hellenistic
Persian
Roman
Greek
32
What impact did the mountainous terrain have on Greece?
Greece had great natural defenses and no one could conquer it.
Greece had bad trade relationships with other territories.
Greece had great farmland because of mountain streams
Greece remained decentralized until Alexander the Great conquered it.
33
The Sahel is between which two regions in Africa?
The Sahara and the Mediterranean Sea
The Savanna and the Rainforest
The Sahara and the Savanna
The Sahara and the Rainforest
34
Which of the following empires was divided into satrapies?
Roman Empire
Gupta Empire
Persian Empire
Hellenistic Empire
35
What created an area of good farmland in Egypt?
Yellow River overflow
Ganges Plain
Nile River Delta
Euphrates irrigation
36
Is Confucianism a religion or a philosophy?
It's a religion.
It's a philosophy.
None of the above.
It's a philosophy with religious elements.
37
The Mandate of Heaven was used to justify which of the following in ancient China?
The Dynastic Cycle
The building of the Great Wall
The building of the Grand Canal
Foot binding
38
Griottes told stories and performed music for what purpose?
To make money
For fun
To entertain
To entertain and record history
39
Arabic was the official language of trade and government in which empire?
Mali Empire
Ghana Empire
Songhai Empire
Bantu Empire
40
Which of the following is the correct chronological order of the following Chinese dynasties?
Sui, Han, Tang, Song
Song, Tang, Sui, Han
Tang, Han, Song, Sui
Han, Sui, Tang, Song
41
Which dynasty used Legalism to unify China through strict laws and harsh punishment?
Shang
Han
Zhou
Qin
42
Which two mathematical concepts were innovated by the Gupta Empire?
the value of pi and fractions
decimal system and geometry
the number zero and the Pythagorean theorem
decimals and the number zero
43
The Inca Empire was located in the Andean Highlands on the west coast of which continent?
Africa
South America
North America
Mesoamerica
44
Movable type, which made printing faster and cheaper, had what effect on Chinese society?
It gave all social classes access to books
It made booksellers rich
It made books rarer throughout China
It increased trade between China and foreign countries
45
The sacred text of Islam that lays out rules for daily life is called the...
Veda
Torah
Quran
Bible
46
The Christian belief in the combination of God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit is known as..
Communion
Baptism
The Holy Trinity
Three Noble Truths
47
What is the main difference between a monarchy and a dynasty?
Monarchies are led by religious figures, dynasties are led by anyone
Monarchies can be led by anyone and dynasties are led by one bloodline
Monarchies are based on bloodlines and dynasties are based on voting
Monarchies are led by anyone and dynasties are led by religious leaders
48
The Tang Dynasty was more open to foreign ideas and women's rights than most other Chinese dynasties.
False
True
49
Declaration of Faith, Fasting, Prayer, Alms, and Hajj are examples of what?
Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
Sharia Law
Five Pillars of Islam
50
The rivalry between Athens and Sparta led to which of the following wars?
Servile Wars
Persian Wars
Punic Wars
Peloponnesian Wars
51
Which of the following was NOT standardized in the Qin Dynasty?
currency
religion
weights/measurments
language
52
What geographic features isolated the Huang Valley?
Nothing geographic isolated them
Himalayas and Hindu Kush Mountains
Pacific Ocean, Taklimakan Desert, Gobi Desert, Hindu Kush Mountains
Pacific Ocean, Gobi Desert, Himalayas, Taklimakan Desert
53
The Indian Ocean Trade Route had more of what than any other trade route?
war and violence
cultural diffusion
trade
crime
54
Legalism was the official ruling philosophy of which Chinese dynasty?
Zhou
Han
Shang
Qin
55
Which of the following was a reason the Han Dynasty was more popular than the Qin?
They returned to Confucian values.
All of the above
They lowered taxes.
They were less cruel than the Qin.
56
What did all Western European nations have in common during the Middle Ages?
They were all democracies.
They all owed allegiance to the Catholic Church.
They were all ruled by Islamic rulers.
They all owed allegiance to the Greek Orthodox Church.
57
What is the name of the social system in Medieval Europe where land was given in exchange for protection and services?
Socialism
Feudalism
Catholicism
Land grants
58
Which writing systems were developed around the same time?
cuneiform, indus valley symbols and chinese symbols
hieroglyphs and chinese symbols
chinese symbols and cuneiform
cuneiform and hieroglyphs
59
Define theocracy:
Government run by religious officials
Social classes based on religion
Society without social classes
government run by an elected king
60
Which of the following was a reason the Black Death spread through Europe?
All of the above
Lack of knowledge of cures and medicine
Poor sanitation
Growing cities
61
Which civilization has a writing form that is mostly unknown to historians?
Huang Valley
Egypt
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
62
Which of the following demonstrates an accurate difference between Hinduism and Buddhism?
Hinduism has a caste system, Buddhism does not.
Buddhism is polytheistic, Hinduism is monotheistic.
Buddhists forced people to convert to their religion, Hindus did not.
Buddhists believe in reincarnation, Hindus do not.
63
What public works advancement set the Indus Valley apart from other early civilizations?
Citadels, equal sized houses, pyramids, and irrigation canals
court houses, citadels, libraries, and perfect roads
Equal sized houses, grid system, and advanced sewer system
Equal sized houses, citadels, libraries, irrigation canals, and observation
64
Which of the following was an effect of the Spanish Inquisition and the Reconquista?
The Spanish economy improved.
The pope's political power in Spain increased.
160,000 Jews and Muslims were expelled from Spain.
Religious tolerance was instituted throughout Spain.
65
Which of the following empires was located mainly in central and southern Mexico?
Maya Empire
Mali Empire
Inca Empire
Aztec Empire
66
What is the biggest challenge of Mesopotamian geography?
The mountains that block trade
There are no natural barriers for defense
The predictable floods
They're too far away from Egypt to trade
67
Which of the following was not a change brought about by Asoka's Three Rules?
The spread of Buddhism.
Peace and prosperity were felt throughout the Empire.
The building of a large road system leading to better communication.
India was united.
68
The original source of disagreement between Sunnis and Shias was over...
the five pillars of Islam
how Muslims should tolerate other religions
how Muslims should interpret the Quran
who should succeed Muhammad
69
Geography affected Greece in all of the following ways except:
Excellent harbors encouraged sea trade.
The harsh desert made agriculture difficult.
The rugged mountains limited land travel and communication.
The mild climate encouraged outdoor activities like theatre and sports.
70
__________ values were the core of Huang River Valley society
Personal
Money
None of the above
Family
71
The Greek philosopher Aristotle taught which of the following leaders?
Chandragupta Maurya
Alexander the Great
Pericles
Julius Caesar
72
Built during the Sui Dynasty, this public works project revitalized trade between northern and southern China...
The Silk Road
The Grand Canal
The Terracotta Army
The Great Wall
73
What is reincarnation?
When your soul is reborn into a different body over and over again.
When you reach nirvana.
When your soul departs your body and goes to heaven.
When your body and soul are raised from the dead one time.
74
What is a city-state?
A city that starts out as a city, and then turns into a state
A state capitol
An independent region that includes a city and the land around the city
A city that is large enough to be a state
75
This famous Mayan step pyramid is known as...
Temple Mayor
Cuzco
Chichen Itza
Machu Picchu
76
Which of the following revitalized trade between the north and south of China?
The Silk Road
The Grand Canal
The Great Wall
The Yellow River
77
Salt and gold were the most popular goods sold on which trade route?
Trans-Savanna trade route
The Silk Road
Indian Ocean trade network
Trans-Saharan trade route
78
The government officials in the Han Dynasty who collected taxes and enforced laws were part of the...
State bureaucracy
Civil Service
Provincial Government
Dynasty
79
Define pastoral nomad:
People that migrate, hunt, and gather
Nomads that planted crops, but didn't have domesticated herds
Nomads that didn't plant crops, but they did have domesticated herds
artistic nomads
80
The growth of cities is known as...
urbanization
civilization
advancement
ruralization
81
Which of the following people lived on the Yucatan Peninsula just south of the Aztec Empire?
Zapotec
Moche
Mayans
Incas
82
Which two major innovations were developed during the Neolithic Era?
Iron tools and irrigation
Steel tools and agriculture
Stone tools and agriculture
Agriculture and machinery
83
Diffusion of technologies, permanent displacement of people, and the spread of language were the effects of what?
Askia Muhammad's standardization
Mansa Musa's Hajj
Bantu migration
Swahili migration
84
The Black Death most likely started in ______.
Central Asia
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
The Middle East
85
A society with no formal government is known as a...
stratified society
patriarchal society
egalitarian society
stateless society
86
Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Constant Relationships taught by Confucius?
husband and wife
Ruler and subjects
Mother and son
Father to son
87
The labor shortage caused by the Black Death led to increase worker rights and pay which led to...
The Industrial Revolution
The collapse of the Catholic Church
The collapse of feudalism
The Renaissance
88
How did isolation impact China?
Ideas from other civilizations spread slowly
Trade with other civilizations was minimal
All of the above
89
The oldest known Mesoamerican culture that was famous for its giant stone monuments was called the...
Chavin civilization
Nazca civilization
Olmec civilization
Zapotec civilization
90
Dharma, striving for wellbeing, pursuing pleasure, and moksha are the four main goals of what religion?
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
91
The quipu system, (ropes tied with knots that represented numbers in multiples of 10) was used for what purpose?
As a fully developed system of writing
As a weapon used in combat
As a tool for farming
To keep track of records such as taxes and populations
92
Which of the following WAS a similarity between ancient Egypt and the Mayan civilization?
Both groups had advanced ironworking technology
Democracies were present in both cities
Theocracies were present in both cities
Both groups were united into a single kingdom
93
Goods that are not necessary for survival but are often desired by wealthy people are called...
luxury goods
essential goods
non-essential goods
valuable goods
94
Hinduism is the only religion with a social pyramid.
False
True
95
Zoroastrianism is the oldest known example of which type of religion?
nontheistic
atheistic
monotheistic
polytheistic
96
Islam spread through war and conquest rather than trade.
True
False
97
Zoroastrianism is the first known _________ religion.
nontheistic
moral
polytheistic
monotheistic
98
Which of the following two religions both originated on the Indian subcontinent?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Buddhism and Christianity
Hinduism and Islam
Buddhism and Judaism
99
Sumer was the first civilization to develop...
paper
agriculture
complex machinery
written language
100
The very early civilization that lived in the South American desert and were famous for their line drawings were the...
Nazca
Chavin
Moche
Olmec
101
The only people in the early Americas to fully develop a writing system that led to a complex civilization were the..
Olmecs
Aztecs
Incas
Mayans
102
The religion of ancient Greece was polytheistic.
False
True
103
Which of these societies were the least patriarchal?
Han Dynasty
Sparta
Athens
Gupta Empire
104
What did the Gods of Mesopotamia do that made them the same as humans?
farmed, traded, and slept
Nothing. They were entirely different
married, went to war, ate, and sang
ate, slept, married, and drank
105
The Swahili language comes from what linguistic group?
Bantu
Arabic
Latin
Egyptian
106
Which ruler turned Timbuktu into an important center of learning and Islamic study?
Saladin
Siddartha Gautama
Sundiata
Mansa Musa
107
After the northern part of the Song Empire was conquered by the Jin, they shifted from trading on the Silk Road to...
they stopped trading with foreigners
sea trade on the Atlantic Ocean
sea trade on the Indian Ocean
land trade on the Trans-Saharan Trade Network
108
The name of the trade route that extended from eastern China to the Mediterranean Sea was the...
The Trans-Mediterranean trade route
The Silk Road
Trans-Saharan trade route
Indian Ocean Trade Network
109
Invasions from nomadic tribes greatly weakened which of the following civilizations?
All of the above
Gupta Empire
Roman Empire
Han Empire
110
Sparta was ruled by which of the following governments?
oligarchy
monarchy
democracy
bureaucracy
111
Which group of people was most responsible for the movement of people and exchange of east to west ideas and inventions?
Crusaders
Mongols
Bantu
Muslims
112
The Egyptians made many advancements in understanding human anatomy.
True
False
113
A type of lifestyle where you have a permanent home and do not move is...
nomadic
agricultural
pastoral
sedentary
114
Invasions by nomadic tribes from Central Asia helped lead to the collapse of which two empires?
Athenian Empire and Roman Empire
Han Dynasty and Athenian Empire
Roman Empire and Persian Empire
Roman Empire and Han Dynasty
115
What is resurrection?
When your body and soul are raised from the dead one time.
When you reach nirvana.
When your soul departs your body and goes to heaven.
When your soul is reborn into a different body over and over again.
116
Egypt was an isolated society.
False
True
117
Which principle was used to justify the Dynastic Cycle in China?
The Mandate of Heaven
The Dao
Ancestor veneration
Filial piety
118
Another name for the Eightfold Path is the...
Middle Way
Five Pillars
Four Noble Truths
Third Way
119
What are Mesopotamia's polytheistic temples called?
Citadels
Ziggurats
Avestas
Pyramids
120
Gunpowder from the _____ Dynasty, and the magnetic compass from the _____ Dynasty had major influence on multiple civs.
Tang, Song
Song, Tang
Tang, Han
Sui, Song
121
These three religions are monotheistic...
Christianity, Hinduism, Daoism
Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism
Christianity, Judaism, Islam
Judaism, Islam, Buddhism
122
This ruler increased the rights and freedoms of women during the Tang Dynasty...
Empress Wu
Emperor Yang
Shi Huangdi
Lao-Tzu
123
The three most important crops grown in the Americas in its early history were...
Beans, corn, and rice
Tomatoes, beans, and oats
Corn, beans, and squash
Wheat, oats, and barley
124
Confucius’s school focused on a return to which type of values?
Traditional
Family
Moral
Religious
125
Which of the following allowed the Persian Empire to control and communicate across its massive empire?
None of the above
Currency system
Satrapies
The Royal Road system
126
What was an effect of Hammurabi's Code?
Decreased inequality
Increased taxes
Increased control for rulers
Decreased taxes
127
The Aztecs and Mayans lived in which general geographic region?
The Caribbean
Mesoamerica
none of the above
South America
128
Which ruler got rid of the Civil Service Exam in China?
Empress Wu
Kublai Khan
Shi Huangdi
Genghis Khan
129
Which early river valley civilizations were run by theocracies?
Egypt and Mesopotamia
China and the Indus Valley
Mesopotamia and China
Egypt and the Indus Valley
130
The world’s oldest codified religion is...
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
131
Which of the following is the correct chronological order of the following Chinese dynasties? Happy Sultans talk softly
Song, Tang, Sui, Han
Han,Sui, Tang, Song
Tang, Han, Song, Sui
Sui, Han, Tang, Song
132
What rights did Jewish women have?
Women could work, pick their husbands, vote, and go to the synagogue
Women could run for office.
Women could own property, take cases to court, and help pick their spouse
They had no rights at all.
133
These items found in ancient China were used to communicate with the ancestors and predict the future:
Ancestral thoughts
Communication totems
Oracle bones
Prayer letters
134
Why was a ruling pharaoh the only person at the top level of the Egyptian social pyramid?
They created the pyramid and put themselves on top
They used money to buy a high social status
They were the smartest citizen in the country
They were a God on Earth
135
Who was the Pharaoh's second in command?
The Vizier
The High Priest
The pharaoh's oldest child
Ra
136
Painting, poetry, and calligraphy were known as the ____ _____ during the Tang Dynasty.
Best Practices
Three Arts
Three Perfections
Three Achievements
137
Which religion had the effect of uniting the Persian Empire?
Christianity
Zoroastrianism
Monotheism
Judaism
138
The region where Europe, Asia, and the Middle East meet is known as...
The Three Corners
Europa
The Center of the Earth
Eurasia
139
An example of a linguistic group in West Africa would be...
The Almoravids
The Bantu people
The Songhai Empire
The Mali Kingdom
140
Early Americans developed all of the following innovations except...
Advancedmetallurgy, notably bronze and iron.
Large cities and urban centers
Agriculture capable of supporting large populations.
Efficiently ran governments
141
Painting, poetry, and calligraphy were called what during the Tang Dynasty?
Cool things
The Three Perfections
The Three Arts
The Three Pursuits
142
What was the dominant religion in India when Buddhism was developed?
Sikhism
Hinduism
Chrisitianity
Islam
143
Which of the following Khanates was not ruled directly but instead through a tribute system?
Golden Horde (Russia)
Chagatai Khanate
Ilkhanate
The Great Khanate
144
The empire founded by Alexander the Great was called the _________ Empire.
Athenian
Persian
Roman
Hellenistic
145
Most of the Western African Empires followed this system of government?
democracy
they had no formal system of government
monarchy
republic
146
Population increases, food surpluses, and social stratification were a result of which event?
American Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Classical Revolution
147
Followers of Islam are known as...
Muslims
Abrahamics
Islams
Jews
148
Which cities were part of the Indus River Valley civilization?
Lagash and Nippur
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
Nubia and Kush
Sumer and Ur
149
The majority of civilizations we have studied this year were NOT patriarchal.
False
True
150
Conquering Jerusalem was the main goal of the _______.
Crusades
Holy Wars
None of the above
Byzantine Empire
151
The practice of working with metal is known as...
Crafting
Metallurgy
Alchemy
Carpentry
152
Which of the following principles is central to Legalism?
People are selfish and need direction
all of the above
Government is supported at all costs
Strong leader and strong central government
153
What period of Indian history began under the Gupta Empire?
India's Golden Age
All of the above
India's Dark Age
India's Middle Age
154
Stonetowns were city-states in which part of Africa?
West Africa
North Africa
East Africa
Central Africa
155
The series of trade routes that ran from Chang'an in China to the Mediterranean Sea were called...
The Silk Road
Mediterranean Sea Trade Network
Indian Ocean Trade Network
Trans-Saharan trade routes
156
The Mandate of Heaven was used to justify the _________ _________ in China?
royal families
ancestor worship
filial piety
dynastic cycle
157
Which of the following was NOT one of Emperor Asoka's three rules?
ahimsa
tolerance
charity
well-being
158
The city of Timbuktu was known for being...
the largest city in Africa
the capital of the Ghana Empire
a center of trade and Islamic study
the wealthiest city in Africa
159
The Ghana Empire was located along which two major rivers in West Africa?
Niger and Senegal
Niger and Tigris
Senegal and Nile
Nile and Niger
160
Though cuneiform was a system of writing and quipu was not, they were both still used for which purpose?
Navigation
Poetry
Agriculture
Record keeping
161
The societies of both ancient and classical civilizations were _________ in nature.
matriarchal
patriarchal
none of the above
egalitarian
162
Define the term caste:
Social structure based on income
social structure where everyone is equal
social structure based on age
social structure based on birth
163
Inflation in Egypt, more mosques in Africa, and an increase in Islamic scholarship in Africa were effects of what?
Bantu migration
Almoravid invasion of Ghana
Muslim traders arriving in Swahili city-states
Mansa Musa's Hajj
164
The Old and New Testament are considered sacred texts by what religion?
Christianity
Judaism
Zoroastrianism
Islam
165
Belief in one God, Fasting, Prayer, Charity, and Pilgrimage are examples of what?
Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
Five Pillars of Islam
Sharia Law
166
What are the Abrahamic faiths?
Judaism, Christianity
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity
Daoism, Legalism, Confucianism
Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism
167
What military technology allowed the Moroccan invaders to conquer the Songhai Empire?
swordcraft
gunpowder
dynamite
ironworking
168
What is the correct chronological order of the West African Civilizations?
Mogadishu, Great Zimbabwe, Congo
Songhai, Mogadishu, Great Zimbabwe
Mali, Ghana, Congo
Ghana, Mali, Songhai
169
The term for the community of Jews forced to leave their ancestral homeland is...
covenant
sabbath
exile
diaspora
170
These man-made islands created by the Aztecs to expand their useable land were called what?
chasquis
chimichangas
quipus
chinampas
171
Where you were born in the Hindu caste system was believed to be determined by what concept?
Moksha
Dharma
Karma
Nirvana

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