L.S.-G-2024-UNIT II EXAM Pt. 2-11/26/24

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This map shows that the Silk Road

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was located primarily in Asia

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One effect of the historical development depicted in the map was: cultural diffusion between people in the Middle East and China, the Persian conquest of China, the spread of Hindu beliefs to Europe, the isolation of Khotan.

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cultural diffusion between people in the Middle East and China

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DOCUMENT B: Based on the excerpt above, identify Li Si’s point of view.

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Traditional values are a threat to Shi Huangdi’s power

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DOCUMENT B: A historian could best use this source to

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Find out about Shi Huangdi’s values as a leader

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DOCUMENT C: Which of the following claims is supported by the quotes above? Options: Speaker A believes in reincarnation. Speaker B believes in reincarnation. Speaker C believes in reincarnation. Speaker D believes in reincarnation.

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Speaker D believes in reincarnation.

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DOCUMENT C: Identify one similarity between the belief systems practiced by Speaker A and D.

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The belief systems originated in India.

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DOCUMENT D: What statement is best supported by the information in the diagram? Options: Buddhists support the use of violence when it is required. Buddhists believe in reincarnation. Buddhists support the caste system. Buddhists use meditation to practice controlling their thoughts.

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Buddhists use meditation to practice controlling their thoughts.

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Which area was most affected by the spread of both Islam and Buddhism in the period from 200 B.C. to A.D. 1450? Options: Indian subcontinent, Japanese islands, Arabian peninsula, coastal China

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Indian subcontinent

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DOCUMENT E: Identify the best use of this map for a historian.

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To find what paths Islamic traders and military campaigns might have taken to get to India

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Which claim is best supported by evidence in the map above? Options: Islam and Buddhism spread through trade routes over land and over sea, Islam and Buddhism originated in India, Buddhism was a popular religion in North Africa in 1450 CE, Many people in Japan were Muslim in 1450 CE

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Islam and Buddhism spread through trade routes over land and over sea