Ap world chapter 12

In which empire was a Shia version of Islam made the official religion in the sixteenth century?

• A) Ottoman Empire

• B) Mughal Empire

• C) Songhay Empire

• D) Safavid Empire

Which of the following was a motivation for European expansion but not for Chinese expansion in the fifteenth century

• A) to enroll distant peoples and states in the tribute system

• B) To gain direct access to the goods and wealth of the Indian Ocean basin

• C) to eliminate piracy in the Indian Ocean

• D)to replace the population that had been lost to the Black Death

Which of the following is true of the Mughal Empire?

• A) it unified the people of Islam and Christendom

• B) formed as a result of Chinese exploration in the Indian Ocean

• C) it established unified control over most of the Indian peninsula

• D) it showed tolerance for Hindu subjects

What feature did the Mughal Empire and Songhay Empire share?

• A) The rulers were Muslim, but the majority of the population was not

• B) The rollers for Sunni Muslim while the majority of the population was shia Muslim

• C) both were in the heartland of the Islamic world

• D) The rulers of both empires were Sufi holy men

The wars carried out by the Aztec Empire were linked to

• A) the need for labor service

• B) the practice of human sacrifice

• C) the search for "wives of the sun

• D) the control of long distance trade routes

What did the Inca Empire do that the Aztec Empire did not do?

• A) claimed descent from early mesoamerican people

• B) engage in agriculture and trade

• C) Build an elaborate bureaucracy to integrate and control its subjects

• D) Offer prisoners of war to the gods as human sacrifices

What could women do in both the Aztec and Inca Empires?

• A) Join the military

• B) Exercise political authority

• C) Have more than one husband

• D) preside over human sacrifices

Which of the following was a feature of the communities in Australia in the fifteenth century?

• A) The practice of slavery

• B) The practice of "firestick farming"

• C) Permanent village settlements

• D) Economic specialization

In the fifteenth century, what did the Igbo people in West Africa have in common with the Iroquois League in North America?

• A) Centralized kingdoms and stratified societies

• B) Plantation economies dependent on slave labor

• C) Institutions for resolving conflict in the absence of a state

• D) Seclusion of women

Which of the following was the largest pastoral society in West Africa in the fifteenth century?

• A) The Benin

• B) The Fulbe

• C) The Yoruba

• D) The Igbo