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Asia from the years 500 to 1500.
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... filled the power vacuum left by the Mongols with his empire, with a capital at Samarkand
Osman
Mehmed II
Tamerlane
Hongwu
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Han land distribution issues were solved through the Tang's...
Improved transportation/communication
Military conquests
Equal-field system
Bureaucracy of merit
3
BONUS: The Treaty of Versailles punished which of the following nations after World War I?
Germany
Britain
Austria-Hungary
France
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...constructed the Grand Canal, which integrated northern and southern China
Song Taizu
Tang Taizong
Yang Jian
Sui Yangdi
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... entered into a tributary relationship with Tang China, but was still primarily independent
Nara Japan
Silla Korea
Song China
Silla Vietnam
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Buddhists synthesized their religion w/ ___ to appeal to greater audiences
Daoism and Shintoism
Daoism and Hinduism
Confucianism and Islam
Confucianism and Daoism
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This period of Japan was the most prominent point of Chinese influence
Heian
Kamakura
Muromachi
Nara
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The capital of the Sui and Tang dynasties was...
Kaifeng
Karakorum
Hangzhou
Chang'an
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Mongol armies had success because of their...
Archery skills
All of the above
Speed
Equestrian skills
10
Mongol rule in China collapsed as a result of...
Economic hardships
Rebellions
Bubonic Plague
All of the above
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... was most important in the shogunates of medieval Japan.
Military power
Centralized authority
Sydney Carton
Economic power
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Genghis Khan did this, which allowed him to rise to power
Maxed precalculus
Maxed Euro
Maxed humanities
Mastered steppe diplomacy
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True or false: nomadic women had less power than those in Tang and Song China.
True
False
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... assimilated to the culture of the Persians, such as when Ghazan converted to Islam
Chagatai Khanate
Golden Horde
Ilkhanate
Timurid Empire
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Nomadic peoples such as the Mongols lived in...
Palace of Versailles
Yurts
Tents
Teepees
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Chinese developments of post-classical times did NOT include...
Printing
Gunpowder
Chemistry
Porcelain
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Tang decline was mainly from...
All of the above
Inability to establish a governing order
Rebellions and nomadic influence
Extensive bureaucracy which strained finances
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A synthesized school of Buddhism from question #8 was referred to as...
Shinto
Hinduism
Neo-Confucianism
Neo-Daoism
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Yang Jian did NOT...
Claim the Mandate of Heaven for himself
Unify Chinese tribes through military conquest
Set up a decentralized political order
Begin various construction projects
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...grew in the 1300s/1400s and expanded while led by rulers such as Osman and Mehmed II
Timurid Empire
Ottoman Empire
Abbasid Caliphate
Ming Dynasty
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... consisted of Islamic rulers who ruled over a majority Hindu population.
Ilkhanate of Persia
Delhi Sultanate
Abbasid Caliphate
Sultanate of Rum
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Kublai Khan failed to invade this nation because of sailing issues.
Vietnam
China
Korea
Japan
23
In 1279 CE, the remainder of the Song was at last captured by...
Tang Taizong
Genghis Khan
An Lushan
Kublai Khan
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Hül-egü was a Mongol leader who toppled the...
Mayan Empire
Abbasid Caliphate
Song Dynasty
Byzantine Empire
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The Seljuk Turks' victory at this battle allowed them to move into Byzantine land.
Manzikert
Jutland
Verdun
Somme
