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AP World History: Modern Unit 1 Review
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How were both the Inca and Mexica (Aztecs) similar to each other?
They started as small tribes who built empires by conquest.
They both sacrificed human tributes as a center of their religion.
Both of them abolished slavery in their empires.
Both were decentralized city-states similar to the Maya
2
How did Chinese dynasties such as the Song ensure strong control over their political bureaucracies?
strong protective defense measures like The Great Wall
toleration of other religions and cultures
intense examinations based on Confucianism
lack of trade with other societies
3
How did the Chinese explain the rise and fall of dynasties?
Filial Piety
The Mandate of Heaven
Neo-Confucianism
Feudalism
4
The following map illustrates which of the following processes?
the spread of Islam
the spread of the bubonic plague
the spread of Buddhism
the extent of the Ottoman Empire
5
Refers to the land of Islam; territories in which Islam and its religious laws may be practiced
umma
hijira
dar al-Islam
jizya
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How ready are you for the Unit 1 Summative next class?
I'm feeling good enough with the content, let's at least try this.
I was born ready!
I need some more time to study.
WHY!?!?!?!?!
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Which of the following is true of a "caliph" in a "caliphate"?
He had to be from Muhammad's family.
He could be Islamic, Jewish, or Christian.
He was both a political and spiritual leader.
He was only a secular authority figure.
8
Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca; one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Jizya
Ka'baa
Hajj
Sunni
9
Buddhism spread from Northern India to East Asia mainly via
the Indian Ocean trade network
war and conquest
The Silk Roads
extensive network of Roman roads
10
Which Muslim group overthrew the Umayyad dynasty, set up a new caliphate, and moved the capital to Baghdad?
Abbasids
Ottomans
Seljuks
Sassanids
11
Which religions would have appealed most to a woman living in a strict patriarchal society?
Christianity & Islam
Confucianism & Buddhism
Buddhism & Islam
Christianity & Buddhism
12
Islam spread rapidly to West Africa primarily through
trade
war and conquest
voluntary conversions to avoid taxes
forced conversions
13
During the Abbasid Empire, this center of learning was a place for all cultures and religions to interact
House of Wisdom
Hagia Sophia
Taj Mahal
Library of Alexandria
14
The Byzantine Empire was defeated in 1453 by
the Seljuk Turks
the Ottomans
the Sassanids
the Umayyad caliphate
15
One of the most culturally diverse regions of the world is Southeast Asia. Which theme best explains this?
Political Systems-A single empire spread religions
Human Environmental Interaction-monsoon winds spread religions
Society-peasant farmers spread religions
Economics-Merchant traders spread religions
16
Confucian principle that teaches that children should obey and honor their parents and respect elders.
filial piety
Mandate of Heaven
tribute system
caste system
17
Theravada and Mahayana are branches of
Buddhism
Confucianism
Islam
Hinduism
18
Christianity was able to take root and survive in what part of Africa?
South Africa (Great Zimbabwe)
North Africa
West Africa (Mali)
East Africa (Ethiopia)
19
Which of the following civilizations continued the pattern of Roman Christian civilization?
Anatolian Empire
Ottoman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Abbasid Empire
20
This image indicates the subjugation of women and cultural notion of beauty and status in
The Abbasid Caliphate
The Byzantine Empire
The Aztec Empire
The Song Dynasty
21
What is the name of the region that served as the home for both the Byzantines and Ottomans?
Anatolian Peninsula
Holy Roman Empire
Iberian Peninsula
Arabian Peninsula
22
The strong centralized and hierarchical Roman government eventually collapsed and was replaced in W. Europe by....
feudalism
Chinese bureaucracy
Sharia law
Persian monarchies
23
The return of Confucianism during the Song dynasty indicates
the growing threat of Christianity
the growing popularity of Buddhism
an decreased need for government bureaucracy
the rejection of patriarchal ideals
24
For medieval Europeans, contact with Muslim Spain, the Crusades, and the rise of Italian trading city-states led to
the spread of Islam
significant borrowing of technology
decreased long-distance trade
decreased taste for luxury goods
25
The Chinese population doubled during the Song Dynasty mainly because of
vaccinations and medical experiments to combat the plague
government required pro-natalist policies
the introduction of a drought resistant strain of champa rice
conquest over Japan and Korea
26
What region of Dar al-Islam was known as "al Andalus?"
North Africa
The Iberian Peninsula
The Arabian Peninsula
The Middle East
27
What's the best way to study for the Unit 1 Summative?
Review Mr. Turf's awesome Thematic Study Guide
Cry
Wait...we have a test next class???
Review KC 1.1-1.6 Vocabulary
28
When Christianity split in 1054, the Pope was in charge of western Christians while the eastern church was led by
a bureaucracy made up of highly educated males from the noble class
an elected group of members from the religious community
A caliph who was a blood relative of Jesus Christ
the Byzantine Emperor and a group of patriarchs
29
A similarity between Europe and the Song Dynasty in the 1200s is that
both extended rights to women
both engaged in holy wars with Muslim caliphates in the Holy Land
both relied on free peasant agricultural labor
both were Christian societies
30
A mysticism Islamic practice, it was a way to have a closer connection to Allah. Helped Islam spread to India & SE Asia
Sunni
Sikh
Sufi
Shia
31
While the division between eastern and western Christianity was a factor, the main issue in the Crusades was
control over the Holy Land between Christendom and Islamic Caliphates
access to the Indian Ocean trade network
control over the city of Constantinople
control over the Silk Roads trade network
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Where would you find this structure?
Spain
West Africa
Istanbul
Northern India
33
Which of the following was a long-term effect of the crusades?
increased agricultural production
increased interest in Eastern luxury goods and technology
increased rights for women
a decline in technological progress and intellectual thought
34
Mound building societies such as the Cahokia and Hopewell would most likely be found in modern day
Missouri, Arkansas, and Tennessee
Peru and Chile
Arizona and New Mexico
Mexico
35
Which group, the largest # of adherents to Islam, believed that the caliph should be chosen by the Islamic community?
Sunni
Shia
Sufis
Shamans