Unit 3: Week 1-2 (Review)

When the Mongols ruled China from 1279-1368 c.e as the Yuan dynasty. They were removed from power by what Chinese dynasty?

• Song

• Qing

• Ming

The Ming will rule China from 1369-1644 c.e. They will later be replaced by another dynasty. This is known as the "Dynastic Cycle." This is because they lost the...

• Mandate of Heaven.

• Divine Right

• keys

(Check two that apply)

Two major technologies diffused from China to Europe through the Silk Road were?

• lateen sail

• gunpowder

• saddles

• removable print blocks

Johannes Gutenberg will invent the printing press in...

• 1292 c.e. in Spain, Europe.

• 1468 c.e in Germany, Europe.

• 1492 c.e in Spain, Europe.

The Gutenberg printing press revolutionized access to information. It is comparable to which of the following options?

• the invention of the internet.

• the invention of gunpowder.

• the invention of the magnetic compass.

The invention of the Gutenberg printing press was the invention of the information age.

• True.

• False.

(Check all that apply)

The diffusion of gunpowder through the Silk Road led to the rise of the "Gunpowder Empires" from 1400-1700 c.e. Who were the first three?

• Ottoman Turks.

• Safavid.

• France.

• Mughal.

All three "Gunpowder Empires" were ________ and blended cultures with the people they conquered.

• Christian

• Buddhist

• Islamic

In 1453 c.e, the Ottomans attacked and conquered ________.

• Nanjing, China

• Rome, Italy

• Constantinople, Byzantine.

• Calicut, India

(Define)

_______ legitimize the monarchy (king/queen) because they were ruling on behalf of the Christian God.

• Mandate of Heaven.

• Divine Right.

• democracy.