WHAP 1200-1450 Review

Which of the following is a continuity from the Mesopotamians that still endures to this day in many different civilizations?

• Monumental architectural structures built for religious purposes

• The practice of polygamy and polytheism

• The rejection of patriarchy in society

• Powerful city-states

Which element of Hinduism did Buddhism reject?

• Belief in reincarnation

• The Caste system

• The goal of achieving enlightenment and accumulating karma

• The practice of meditation

Confucianism stresses ALL of the following EXCEPT..

• The importance of moral behavior and leading by example

• Filial Piety

• Submitting to the will of the Gods

• Ancestor Veneration

All of the following are examples of cultural borrowing from China by either Korea, Vietnam, or Japan EXCEPT

• The civil service examination system

• The tribute system

• Bushido

• Confucianism and Daoism

All of the following are examples of Muslim empires or states that flourished in this time period EXCEPT....

• Vijayanagar

• Delhi Sultanate

• Ottoman Empire

• al-Andalus

Which of the following is a lasting impact of the Byzantine Empire?

• The spread of Eastern Orthodox Christianity to the Kievan Rus

• The powerful city-state of Constantinople

• The dogmatic belief of Caesaropapism

• It's dominion over sacred sites in the holy land after successful crusades

All of the following describe Europe during the time period of 1200-1450 EXCEPT....

• it was politically fragmented into many separate kingdoms under feudalism

• Manorialism

• Serfdom

• The Catholic church had limited political influence

Which of the following had the LEAST impact on Europe from 1200-1450?

• The Three Field System

• The printing press

• Windmills and water mills

• Horse collar and stirrup

All of the following were components of the Aztec Empire EXCEPT....

• Pochteca

• Conquest state built on tribute

• Mita labor system

• Chinampas

Which of the following was a development because of commerce on the silk roads

• The astrolabe

• The decline of Buddhism

• The increased trade of mass market bulk goods

• Banking houses, bills of exchange and "flying cash"