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Muhammad was from
Mecca
Bagdad
Jerusalem
Medina
2
The Ghana empire was known for trading the following with the Berbers from North Africa
enslaved people, spices and cloth
gold and and salt
Salt, gold and enslaved people
Ivory, salt and spices
3
During the Han Empire (206-220 AD)
the great wall of China was built
Islam spread
trade increased with the Roman Empire in the Silk Road
there was a lot of warfare among between the Han and the Ch'in
4
Arab Muslisms gained controll of Persia, Iraq, Palistne and Egypt by sending missionaries to convert people
True
False
5
Khublai Khan was Genghi's Khan's top general
True
False
6
Buddhism was founded in the 5th centry BC by Siddartha Gautama
True
False
7
Under which caliph was the Golden Age of Islamic Civilization
Ummayad rule
Muhummad's rule
Abu Bakr's rule
Abbasaid rule
8
Where did Constantine relocate the capital of the Roman Empire to?
Byzantium
Kept it in Rome
Sparta
Jerusalem
9
The Ch'in Dynasty in China is most famous for
speading Buddhim
building the Great Wall
the terra cotta soilders
Unifiying China
10
According to Confucianism, all humans are motivated by evil
False
True
11
Genghis Kahn conquired northern China, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Inida, Afganistan and Turkey in
500 AD
1220 AD
890 AD
500 BC
12
Accordidng to Islamic faith, Abraham from the Jewish faith, is considered a prophet
False
True
13
Members of the royal house of Ethopia claim to trace their roots to the Hebrew King Solomon
False
True
14
Where is the Mongol Empire?
D
A
B
L
15
The people of the Arabian Penisula are said to have been ancestors of Abraham's son, Ishmael
False
True
16
Why is Islamic art oriented around geometric shapes and patterns?
Muslim artists were usually mathematians
Muslims were the inventors of geometry
Muslims saw art and math as one in the same
Muslims were forbidden to make images of Allah, humans or animals
17
Ashoka was the creater of Buddhism
False
True
18
Two of the Five Pillars of Islam include fasting for a month and going on a pilgimage to Mecca
False
True
19
Ancient Axum was located in modern day
Sudan
Morocco
Ethopia
Egypt
20
Kublai Khan brought all of China under his rule
True
False
21
Where is Constantinople located today?
Greece
Italy
Turkey
Iran
22
The Kush empire was located in modern day
Morocco
Ethiopia
Sudan
Egypt
23
Many Indians convereted to Islam when the Islamic Empire spread to India
True
False
24
The Great Schism of 1054 resulted greating two religous groups: The Roman Catholic and Islam
True
False
25
Ashoka convereted to Buddhism because
He felt great remorse for all the death and bloodsheed that he caused
He new the first Sidartha personally
He thought it would help unify the Indian Empire
He raised by a mother that practiced Buddhism
26
Axum was the first kingdom to embrace Christianty--before the Roman Empire
False
True
27
Ashoka was
The greatest ruler of the Mongal Dynasty
The greatest ruler of the Islamic Empire in Syria
The greatest ruler of the Mayuran Empire in India
The greatest ruler of the Arabian Empire
28
The economy of the Islamic Empire relied heavily on trade
True
False
29
Where is Mecca?
C
B
A
30
Mansas Musa was Muslim and went on an extreemly extravagant Hajj to Mecca
True
False
31
At it's height, the Byzatine Empire included Italy, Greece, parts of North Africa, Asia Minor and parts Israel
True
False
32
The dominate religon of India was
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
33
The Empror Justinian is kown for
Building the Hagia Sophia in Athens
Simplyfing thousands of Roman laws into a streemlined, updated Law Code
Divorcing his wife
Moving the capital of the Byzatine Empire to Rome
34
The Mongal Empire can be found in Asian Minor
True
False
35
Under the Umayyad Caliphate, The Arab/Muslim Empire reached all the way to modern day Spain
False
True
36
After Muhammad claimed to have received revelations from God (Allah)
Many people in Mecca believed him and began following him
Many people in Mecca rejected him and he had to flee to Medina
He built the first Mosque for Muslim worship
He married his employer and became wealthy
37
What was the captial of the eastern Roman Empire?
Athens
Jeruslaem
Rome
Byzatinum
38
After Muhammad died in 632, Abu Bakr was chosen to be his successor
False
True
39
Mansa Musa was
Military leader of the Songhai empire between 890-1004
King of the Ghana empire from 521-572
Leader of the Mali empire between 1312-1337
Ruler of the Berbers in North Africa
40
What is the cause of the split of Islam into to factions: Sunni and Shiite?
Disagreement over where the capital if the Islamic Empire should be
Disagreement over who should be caliph
Dissagreement about the 5 pillars
Disagreement about Jihad's purpose
41
What do N and C stand for?
The Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean
The Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
The Indian Ocean and the By of Bengal
The Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea
42
D Represents the Kingdom of Axum
False
True
43
What letter represents Constantinople?
Letter C
Letter A
Letter E
Letter I
44
According to Buddhism
you could attain Nirvana by giving away all your money
to reach enlightenement you must become a monk
to reach enlightenment you must worship many gods
you could attain Nirvana by practicing the eightfold path
45
Steppes are
densely forested areas in southern China
hills in the northern territory of China
the pathway to a temple
flat grasslands with little to no trees
46
Prior to Muslim and Chritian influces in Sub-sahara Africa
Africans did not have any religous beliefs
Early Afircan relgions included the worship of one supreme Creator.
Almost all early Africans believed in Greek mythology
Almost all early Africans were polytheistic
47
According to Taoism, there are two forces in the universe: Yin and Yang
True
False
48
The Arrabina Peninsula includes modern day
Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan and Israel
Saudi Arabia, Yeman, Iran and Iraq
Saudi Arabia, Yeman, Oman, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates
Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Yeman
