When Pope Innocent the IV sent envoys to ask the Mongols to join alliance against the Muslims,

the khans decline,told Christians to submit or be destroyed.

In the five centuries after the year 1000 C.E., the peoples of the eastern hemisphere

traveled and interacted more than ever before.

Hongwu's philosophy for ruling China was to

return to the model of traditional Chinese dynasties

a Moroccan scholar who traveled and recorded observations.

Luxury goods of high value relative to their weight

usually traveled over land by the Silk Roads.

Which of the following was not a hallmark of Hongwu's rule?

a more decentralized government

Khubilai Khan employed Marco Polo in administrative posts

because he didn't trust his Chinese subjects.

Humanist moral philosophers believed

people could live moral lives participating in the world

The Yongle Encyclopedia

showed the Ming's support for native Chinese traditions

The rise of powerful states in Europe during the 15th century was dependent on

the combination of new taxes and large standing armies

the Catholic attempt to win Spain from Muslims

The spread of Mongol control

created political stability to increase long distance trade.

Chinese admiral that made 7 journeys of exploration

influenced other Europeans to visit China.

Central to Renaissance thought was a(n)

fascination with the ancient world

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Ch. 21 (APWH)

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1
When Pope Innocent the IV sent envoys to ask the Mongols to join alliance against the Muslims,
a treaty was signed the created a partnership.
the resulting war ended Islamic influence in Asia
Islamic kingdoms were angered and attacked the Mongols.
the khans decline,told Christians to submit or be destroyed.
2
In the five centuries after the year 1000 C.E., the peoples of the eastern hemisphere
fell behind the rest of the world in science and technology.
cut off contact with the rest of the world due to disease.
traveled and interacted more than ever before.
fell under control of empires from Western Europe.
3
Hongwu's philosophy for ruling China was to
copy the Persian model
modernize based off Europeans
continue Yuan policies.
return to the model of traditional Chinese dynasties
4
Ibn Battuta was
an Islamic scholar who reintroduced Aristotle to Europe.
a Moroccan scholar who traveled and recorded observations.
leader of a Central Asian kingdom along the Silk Roads.
sultan of Delhi.
5
Luxury goods of high value relative to their weight
usually traveled over land by the Silk Roads.
always traveled the sea lanes.
were trusted only to Islamic merchants.
were under monopoly by the Chinese.
6
The nation that lead the way in early European exploration was
England
Spain
France
Portugal
7
Which of the following was not a hallmark of Hongwu's rule?
reestablishment of Confucian education
a more decentralized government
extensive use of mandarins
reestablishment of the civil service exam
8
Cotton was introduced to west Africa by
Europeans
Muslims
Chinese
Bantus
9
Which of these cities didn't participate in long-distance trade immediately after 1000 CE?
Khanbaliq
Constantinople
Melaka
London
10
Gunpowder had it's origins in
Persia
India
China
France
11
Khubilai Khan employed Marco Polo in administrative posts
because of his administrative service back in Venice.
because he didn't trust his Chinese subjects.
as an indirect means to hold him hostage.
as a form of punishment for being caught spying.
12
Humanist moral philosophers believed
people could live moral lives participating in the world
thought during Middle Ages was more pure than Renaissance
people should withdraw from the world and focus on prayer
ideals of the Greeks and Romans should be shunned
13
The Yongle Encyclopedia
signified a radical break with the past
entrenched the Yuan dynasty into Chinese history
showed the Ming's support for native Chinese traditions
is the only remaining evidence of Zheng He's voyage
14
The rise of powerful states in Europe during the 15th century was dependent on
the European invention of gunpowder
the leadership of a united, powerful Italy
the reestablishment of imperial unification
the combination of new taxes and large standing armies
15
The reconquista was
the reestablishment of Chinese rule after the Mongols
the Catholic attempt to win Spain from Muslims
failed attempt by Muslims to recontrol Southern Italy
the Portuguese trade route around the tip of Africa
16
The spread of Mongol control
created political stability to increase long distance trade.
had very little impact on trade.
resulted in a slow decline of trade.
stopped all trade along the Silk Roads.
17
Zheng He was
the last ruler of the Yuan Dynasty
the founder of the Ming Dynasty
a Chinese envoy that met with the Pope
Chinese admiral that made 7 journeys of exploration
18
Which of the following was not a result of the bubonic plague?
a decline in population
a decline in labor supply
a decline in worker's wages
a decline in trade
19
Which of the following products didn't have new impact during this time period?
sugarcane
silk
cotton
gunpowder
20
The outbreak of the bubonic plague in the 14th century started in
Africa
England
China
India
21
The Ming Dynasty was founded in 1368 by
Hongwu
Yongle
Chinggis Khan
Khubilai Khan
22
Marco Polo's stories
influenced the Chinese to visit Europe.
were propaganda by Khubilai Khan.
influenced other Europeans to visit China.
convinced Europeans trade with China was too dangerous.
23
Central to Renaissance thought was a(n)
fascination with the ancient world
appreciate for the art and thought of the Middle Ages
religious desire to withdraw from the world
desire to recreate the glory of Byzantium
24
The Portuguese mariner who reached India in 1498 was
Cristoforo Colombo
Prince Henrique
Bartolomeu Dias
Vasco da Gama

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