Chapter 13-21 review

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One example of knowledge spreading across the Islamic World would be: Merchants traveling on the Silk Road, The Baghdad House of Wisdom, Sufis combining various religious practices

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The Baghdad House of Wisdom

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This infrastructure project helped contributed to the market economy in Medieval China: The Grand Canal, The Silk Road, The Great Wall

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The Grand Canal

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Japan, Korea, and to an extent Vietnam, all adopted the following from China EXCEPT

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A centralized Confucian monarchy

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This statue of the first Majapahit Ruler represents which of the following: Islamic Architecture, Christian Monasticism, Syncretism with Hinduism?

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Syncretism with Hinduism

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The arrows on this map represent

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Environmental Phenomena

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Bakhti poets and popular worshipers were most similar to

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Sufi Mystics for seeking a personal relationship with the divine

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The economic and social system which dominated medieval Europe is known as...

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Feudalism

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The Holy Roman Emperors often fought political conflicts with...

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The Pope and the Church

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All of the following is an example of popular religious practices in Christian Europe EXCEPT: Venerating Saints such as Mary, Joining Religious Orders such as the Franciscans, Taking local Pilgrimages

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Embracing Protestant Christianity

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Technology and Ideas that moved under the Mongols Included all of the following EXCEPT: The Compass to Europe, Islamic Medical Knowledge to China, Gunpowder to Europe, Paper from China to the Middle East

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Paper from China to the Middle East