aks39/40 core review

Which statement ACCURATELY describes the role of the Japanese Emperor during the Tokugawa Period?

• limited by law

• was a symbolic spiritual figure only

• was an enlightenment thinker

• believed to be the chosen ruler by Allah

Which theme would MOST likely be expressed in Japanese paintings and poetry from the feudal period?

• romantic love

• emperor portraits

• landscapes and nature

• religious stories

Which Qing Dynasty ruler was the longest reigning emperor and was able to unite China under his leadership?

• Shaolin

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Oda Nobanuga

• Kangxi

The Ottoman Empire experienced a Golden Age under which ruler?

• Tokugawa Leyasu

• Kangxi

• Sulieman the Magnificent

• Abbas the Great

• Babue

Which ruler of the Mughal Empire won favor with Hindus by giving them important government positions?

• Akbar

• Sulieman

• Abbas

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Kangxi

Ottoman law is based upon ?

• Torah

• Bible

• Sharia

• Constitution

• poetry

How did the Ming Dynasty change trading policies under their leadership?

• The Ming placed strict limits on trade and believed their products were superior to outside products.

• The Ming traded tea for spices from India and shut off the trade from Western hemisphere countries.

• The Ming allowed free trade throughout the empire which opened up the old Silk Road trade paths.

• The Ming were not involved with trade policies, they simply continued the previous dynasty's work.

How did the Qing Dynasty preserve the Manchu culture in China?

• they didn't want to preserve it

• made all men work in farms

• forced men to have a uniform Manchu haircut

• made all women work in factories

Which of the following accurately describes the role of women in the Qing Dynasty.

• told their men what to do

• could marry and divorce as they pleased

• were highly valued

• were responsible for the household and family finances

Which city was captured by Ottomans, renamed Istanbul, was the previous capitol for the Byzantines

• Rome

• Paris

• Constantinople

• London

• Gutenberg