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1
What was the Most 1 way transfer of culture?
Arab- Africa
Brazil- Argentina
China- Japan
Indonesia- Europe
2
Which one of these was NOT created by India Ocean trading?
trading centers
diasphoric cities
Swahili Language
gold and diamonds
3
The Silk Roads were the primary reason for the spread of _______________.
bubonic plague
paper money
Islam
sugar
4
___________ was the Great Khan in 1260 and began the Yuan dynasty in China, defeating the Song.
Timur
Ogodei
Khubilai Khan
Chinggis Khan
5
This greatest, truly greatest , soccer player turned 80 last year.
beckenbaur
Neymar
Messi
Pele
6
Large guest houses along the Silk Roads where merchants could have a meal, rest and make more trades was called a ______
monastery
bazaar
caravanserai
dhow
7
All of the following are Khanates of the Mongol Empire EXCEPT...
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Chagatai Khanate
Abbasid Caliphate
Yuan dynasty
8
Which of these MOST helped the Trans Saharan trade route advance?
lateen sails
Chinese compass
various new camel saddles
DR Martinez
9
Most important EFFECT of Mongol rule in Russia. (the Golden Horde)
shut down Vodkla production
cut Russia OFF from Renaissance
allowed Russians to take over Muslim Empires
major Cause of teh Cold War
10
The Bubonic Plague was spread by
Eurasian trade routes
all of 6th period
the Transharan trade route
Rabia, Ria and Miriam
11
Who sings this song?
Doja Kat
SZA
taylor swift
Olivia Rodrigo
12
Dates of Zheng He voyages?
1300's
1400's
1700's
1600's
13
From 1000-1500CE, Eastern hemisphere peoples
traded and moved more than ever
dominated by the Muslims
were dominated by the Mongols
dominated by Madison and layla
14
In the period from 1200 to 1450, India was known for the production and trade of __________.
porcelain
silk
iron
cotton textiles
15
Where is Malacca located?
Arabian coffee Coast
in the Commons
the strait betwn Jakarta and Malaysia
Swahili Coast
16
________ was the main religion that was passed along the Silk Roads by missionaries and merchants alike.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
17
Diasphoric communities around the Indian Ocean generally
imposed big militaries
bowed to the Europeans
only absorbed other cultures
introduced their own culture to the local people
18
_________ usually traveled in winter and could include as many as 100 camels in a typical voyage.
caravans
trade routes
merchant communities
coastal ships
19
The decimal system - in part- was a result of the way the Mongols numbered and organized their troops.
False
True
20
One technological innovation that the Euro's will use later, was passed along the Silk Roads was __________ from China.
gunpowder
decimal system
astrolabe
junk ship
21
What place would I NOT travel to?
India
Guatemala
Italy
Las vegas
22
The main ship used along the Western route of the Indian Ocean Exchange was the _________. It had triangular sails.
tug boat
Dhow
caravel
Junk
23
The main ship used along the Eastern route of the Indian Ocean Exchange was the _______ which had 1000 tons of cargo.
Caravel
Junk
Dhow
Tanker
24
One cultural consequence of Indian Ocean Exchange was the creation of the ________ language.
Persian
Swahili
Arabic
Zimbabwean
25
One of the innovations in existing technologies that helped the Trans-Saharan trade thrive was the ________.
wagon
compass
medicine
camel saddle
26
The primary religion that was diffused across the Silk Roads was ______.
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
27
Knowledge of __________ made trade in the Indian Ocean possible.
seasons
rain
monsoon winds
stars
28
Which one of these did the Mongols NOT use for hunting?
osprey
Cheetah
horse
greyhound
29
One example of a powerful trading city on the Silk Roads during the period between 1200 and 1450 was ___________.
Cairo
Malacca
Baghdad
Kashgar
30
More demand for silk created more opportunities for more people to be involved in the production of silk in _______.
China
India
Persia
Turkey
31
Who sings this song?
SZA
Olivia Rodrigo
Doja Kat
taylor swift
32
The Mongols were known for conquering new lands so they could acquire more __________.
trade routes
tribute
people
silk
33
__________ was a Chinese Muslim, general and diplomat who traveled the Indian Ocean 7 times with 62 treasure ships.
Marco Polo
Zheng He
Ibn Battuta
Ma Huan
34
The main reason for the renewal of the Silk Roads in the period of 1200 to 1450 was the ___________ Empire.
Seljuk
Mali
Yuan
Mongol
35
One economic change on the Silk Roads in the period of 1200 to 1450 was the use of new ________________.
luxury goods
coins
paper money
gold
36
______ was the primary religion that was diffused by both trade in the Indian Ocean and Trans-Saharan Africa.
Buddhism
Chrisitanity
Islam
Judaism
37
A good example of the influence of both Islam and the growth of wealth in Sub-Saharan Africa was ____________.
Songhai
Mansa Musa
Sundiata
Ibn Battuta
38
A main reason trade thrived in the Indian Ocean Exchange was that it was not controlled by a single political authority.
False
True
39
What city was DESTROYED by the Mongols in 1258?
Hangzhou
Baghdad
Timbuktu
Venive
40
____________ were spurred to find their own routes to the East because of their fear of the Mongols.
Indians
Africans
Europeans
Americans
41
________ were one crop that was diffused FROM Seast Asia to Africa. The Bantu spread it. The population went UP!
Rice
Cotton
Bananas
Apples
42
The ________ came to Arabia from China on the Silk Roads and helped make Indian Ocean Trade possible.
telescope
map
compass
astrolabe
43
Under Mongol rule, _________ were seen as diplomats and good sources of information.
khans
sailors
merchants
monks
44
All of the following are powerful trading cities involved in the Indian Ocean Exchange EXCEPT...
Cambay
Aden
Calicut
Timbuktu