Quiz 1.3 Connections and Change Around the World

Who is considered the founder of Islam?

• Caliph

• Muhammad

• Sultanate

• Olmec

Where did Islam originate in the seventh century?

• Southeast Asia

• South America

• Middle East

• Central Mexico

What is a Caliph in Islamic civilization?

• A spiritual head of Islam

• A Muslim state

• A basic unit in African societies

• A warlike people

Which civilizations arose in Africa due to agriculture?

• China, Byzantine Empire, India

• Egypt, Kush, Axum

• Sui, Tang, Song

• Inca, Aztec, Olmec

What were the basic units in African societies called?

• Sultanate

• Lineage groups

• Aristocrats

• Caliph

Which Chinese dynasties ruled during the 700 years of flourishing civilization?

• Ming, Qing, Han

• Sui, Tang, Song

• Yuan, Ming, Qing

• Han, Tang, Ming

What was the main reason native peoples of America were unable to fend off the Spanish?

• Lack of food

• Lack of advanced weapons

• Lack of unity

• Lack of knowledge

What was the Inca Empire responsible for constructing?

• An extensive network of roads

• An extensive empire

• An advanced weapon system

• A centralized political system