AP World History Unit Test

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Chinese admiral ____________ led maritime expeditions in the Indian Ocean.

Zheng He

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Constantinople was the capital of the ___________ Empire

Byzantine

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_______________ originated in India and supported the caste system.

Hinduism

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The _________________in Baghdad was a center of Islamic scholarship.

House of Wisdom

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Moveable type originated in ______________

China

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Buddhism split into two branches, Theravada Buddhism and _______________

Mahayana

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____________________ emphasized unequal relationships, such as ruler and subject.

Confucianism

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The ___________________ led to increased European demand for luxury goods from the Islamic world.

Crusades

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Islam was founded by

Muhammad

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_______________ caravans traveled the Sand Roads.

Arabian camel

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The states of Ghana and Mali were located on the trade route known as the _________ Roads.

Sand

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Gunpowder originated in ________

China

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Hinduism influenced new states in Southeast Asia, including the Khmer kingdom where __________ was built.

Angkor Wat

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The _________ Empire had a system of coerced labor called mita, requiring every household to work periodically on large farms or in mining.

Inca

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Arab Muslims ruled in _________ in Spain, while Turkic Muslims ruled in the Delhi Sultanate in India.

al-Andalus

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___________ was organized into a fragmented political system of city-states in modern-day Mexico and Central America.

Maya civilization

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Buddhism originated in ______

India

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The _________ was a collection of sacred Hindu texts.

Upanishads

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The astrolabe and the compass were technologies that increased trade on _______ Roads.

Sea

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_______________ was a mixture of Bantu and Arabic languages and cultures.

Swahili civilization

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Merchants set up diasporic communities in cities like Malacca and Kilwa on ______ Roads.

Sea

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______________ gave China the world's leading economy by 1200 due in part to increased production and expanded trade.

China's economic revolution

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Arabic numerals originated in __________

India

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The frame-and-mattress camel saddle was an innovation that increased trade on the ____ Roads and the Sand Roads.

Silk

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The missionary ______ spread the Christian faith throughout the eastern Roman Empire.

Saint Paul

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Chinggis Khan's grandson ________ established a Mongol khanate in Persia.

Hulegu

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The three-field system of crop rotation increased productive agriculture in ________ Europe

Western

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Demand for luxury goods such as porcelain increased trade on the _______ Roads and the Sea Roads.

Silk

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Most people enslaved and trafficked on the ________ were destined for Islamic North Africa.

trans-Saharan slave trade

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The _________ was established in Russia by the Mongols.

Khanate of the Golden Horde

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Waterways like the Grand Canal demonstrated the increasing commercialization of the ___ dynasty

Song

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_____________ was the capital of the Song dynasty

Hangzhou

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______ Rus emerged as the new state affiliated with the eastern Orthodox Church

Kievan

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The _____ movement was a new kind of popular Hinduism that caused to decline in popularity India even as it spread to other states in Asia.

bhakti

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Korea maintained its own identity despite Chinese influence; for example, the writing system called ______ was developed

Hangul

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The founder of Buddhism was ____

Siddhartha Gautama

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New states such as Cahokia emerged in _____ America

North

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_______ was a monotheistic religion born among the hebrews

Judaism

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The just and moral society was the _______, the community of all believers

umma

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The Mongols facilitated trade on the Silk Roads while Mali facilitated trade on the ____ Roads.

Sand

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Chinggis Khan and his grandsons started a _________ in the 13th century

Mongol World War

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Trade in gold to the East African coast led to the rise of the state of _____________

Great Zimbabwe

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Serfdom declined in Western Europe as a result of the devastation of the ________.

Black Death

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Advanced knowledge of the Monsoon winds increased travel on the _______ Roads

Sea

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Christianity was founded by

Jesus of Nazareth

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The bubonic Plague likely originated in

China

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Western Europeans learned techniques for producing sugar on a large plantation using slave labor from contact with the Islamic World during the __________

Crusades

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_____ Dynasty China became increasingly commercialized while depending on free peasants and artisan labor.

Song

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The ________ Caliphate fragmented, and new Islamic states dominated by the Turkic peoples emerged.

Abbasid

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_____ Europe was politically fragmented and characterized by decentralized monarchies

Western

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Baghdad was the capital of the _____ Caliphate

Abbasid

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___________ was practiced in the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties and reflected ideals of patriarchy

Food Binding

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The ____ served as judges, interpreters, prayer leaders and reciters of the Quran

ulama

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Islam originated in modern-day

Saudi Arabia

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Postclassical _______ included states such as the Hausa kingdoms.

West African civilization

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The Song Dynasty utilized____________ and imperial bureaucracy to maintain its rule.

Confucianism

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Government bureaucrats in the ________ empire used quipus or knotted cords to record information

Inca