CUA 3 RETEST

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Trade along the Silk Roads and the Trans-Saharan trades routes resulted in—

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Cultural exchange among various societies.

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This passage suggests Timbuktu was a city that—

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Emphasized learning and trade.

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During the medieval period, Arabia was governed by a series of caliphs. Caliphs are best described as—

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Theocrats

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Which of the following statements is an accurate description of trade in the Indian Ocean in the Medieval Era? Chinese merchants dominated the trade routes of the Indian Ocean., There was very little commercial activity in the Indian Ocean., The Mongols destroyed commerce in the Indian Ocean., Asian, Middle Eastern, and African merchants traded in the Indian Ocean.

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Asian, Middle Eastern, and African merchants traded in the Indian Ocean.

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Based on the map which goods were traded in Timbuktu?

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Gold and Salt

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In the Muslim world, daily life is regulated by a set of laws known as—

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Sharia

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One similarity between Gupta India and the Golden Age of Muslim caliphates is that they both—

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Made advances in mathematics and science.

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One long-term impact of the civil service examination system in Tang-Song China was to—

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Place a high value on learning.

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The excerpt above refers to the—

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High value of salt in medieval Africa.

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This colossal sculpture of the Buddha was created during the height of the Tang Dynasty in China. It is evidence that-

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Confucianism was no longer the only major religion in China.