AP World Final Study Guide

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What is considered the greatest Byzantine architectural monument?

The Hagia Sophia.

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How far north did Muslim raiders advance into France during the Middle Ages?

As far north as Tours.

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From which country did the Vikings form kingdoms along the rivers of Eastern Europe and Russia?

Sweden, or Scandinavia.

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What was The Mongol way of life called?

Nomadic pastoralism.

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The Ottomans captured which important Christian city of the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

Constantinople.

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Who was the admiral who led a series of state voyages on behalf of the Ming Empire?

Zheng He.

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Before the Europeans arrived, what was the largest and most powerful Andean empire?

The Inca Empire.

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Where did the Renaissance begin?

Italy.

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Who wrote the Canterbury Tales?

Geoffrey Chaucer.

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Who invented the printing press?

Johannes Gutenberg.

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The Vikings were the greatest mariners of which body of water in the Early Middle Ages?

The North Atlantic Ocean.

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Who employed Christopher Columbus?

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain.

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The 1494 Treaty of ____ divided the New World between Spain and Portugal.

Tordesillas.

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Which Aztec emperor first encountered Cortés?

Moctezuma II.

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Which king broke with the Catholic church because it would not grant him a divorce?

King Henry VIII.

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Who replaced the monarch after the king was executed during the English Civil War?

Oliver Cromwell.

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What epidemic was the deadliest in the Americas?

Smallpox

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Where was the richest silver deposit in the Americas?

Potosí, in present-day Bolivia.

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What trade good from the European market encouraged further French settlement in modern-day Canada?

Fur.

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Who was the majority of African slaves sold into the Islamic world?

West Africans, women.

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Who was the Ottomans' chief rival in Iran?

The Safavid Empire.

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Which term came to refer to the rulers of the Muscovy principality based in Moscow beginning in the sixteenth century?

Tsar.

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Which empire replaced the Ming Empire of China?

The Qing Empire.

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In Europe's cool and humid regions, what new crop brought from the Americas contributed greatly to the agricultural revolution?

Potatoes.

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What did James Watts invent that greatly influenced the Industrial Revolution?

The steam engine.

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Who wrote The Wealth of Nations?

Adam Smith.

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Which 1770 event radicalized public opinion throughout the American colonies?

The Boston Massacre.

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Who was the king of France at the start of the French Revolution?

King Louis XVI.

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Napoleon's plans for European conquest were held in check by the naval supremacy of?

Great Britain.

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What did Britain introduce to China to force them to open up trading ports?

Opium.

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What helped the British military during the Opium Wars?

Superior naval technology.

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Who created the Zulu kingdom?

Shaka Zulu.

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What gathering led to the division of Africa among colonial powers?

The Berlin Conference.

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Which country did Ethiopia defeat at Adowa in 1896?

Italy.

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Who demanded that Japan open its ports for refueling and trade with American shipping?

Commodore Matthew Perry.

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Which country's growing industrial and military might led to increased tensions in Europe?

Germany.

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The Turks closed what important strait between the Mediterranean and Black Seas?

The Bosporus and Dardanelles Strait.

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Who was considered a part of Hitler's 'master race'?

Aryans.

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Which British prime minister practiced the policy of appeasement?

Neville Chamberlain.

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What was the German word for 'lightning war'?

Blitzkrieg.

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The Germans were unable to overcome the British use of radar and codebreaking in the Battle of Britain, which was conducted primarily by ____?

The Royal Air Force.

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Where did Japan bomb the United States fleet on December 7, 1941?

Pearl Harbor.

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During the Battle of Midway, the United States sank most of Japan's largest?

Aircraft carriers.

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What major Allied attack on Germany occurred on June 6, 1944?

D-Day, or the Normandy Invasion.

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What country suffered the most deaths in World War II?

The Soviet Union.

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What word or phrase created by Winston Churchill became common during the Cold War?

Iron Curtain.

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What agreement did countries of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union come to during the Cold War?

The Warsaw Pact.

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In what year did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin become the first humans to walk on the moon?

1969.

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For many years, what country sought to limit parents to a single child?

China.

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Which of the following wars ended with a truce but no formal peace treaty?

The Korean War.