Unit 6 Review

Who ranked just below the shogun in Japan's feudal system?

• Samurai

• The emperor

• Peasants

• Daimyo

How did China's rulers limit contact with the outside world during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries?

• They ended the sale of silk and porcelain.

• They banned all foreigners.

• ​​They allowed foreign traders only in select ports.​

• They rebuilt the Grand Canal.

Which did the Manchu of the Qing Dynasty do to help control the people of China?​

• They retained traditional Chinese institutions.

• They retained traditional Chinese institutions.

• They reformed land laws.

• ​​​They maintained a Chinese-only army

Which was a positive change that occurred in China because of Ming Dynasty policies?​

• an end to taxes

• 1. increased agricultural output​

• 1. increased agricultural output​

• self-governing religious communities

Which allowed Akbar to govern the many people of the Mughal Empire?

• A tax on non-Muslims.

• A tax on non-Hindus.

• Religious tolerance and inclusion.

• Military force.

Which was a result of Emperor Süleyman's reforms of Ottoman law?

• 1. There was little effect on the Ottoman empire.​

• 1. Religious freedom was allowed, with a tax for non-Muslims.​

• All religious freedom ended.

• 1. Unlimited religious freedom was created.​

What key feature made the Ottoman military successful?

• 1. Innovative tactics​

• 1. Powerful cavalry​

• Enormous army

• Highly disciplined janissaries

Which is the best explanation of Great Zimbabwe's rise to power?​

• Zimbabwe was a highly productive agricultural society.

• Zimbabwe's military was stronger than others in the region.

• Zimbabwe controlled the region's ivory and gold trade.

• Fish from Zimbabwe were a staple food of East African people.

Which religion had a major influence on East African cultures after being brought there by foreign traders?​

• Islam

• 1. Buddhism​

• Hinduism

• Judaism

Why did the African slave trade increase after the fifteenth century?

• the construction of Great Zimbabwe

• the arrival of the Portuguese on the coast of Benin

• the domestication of the camel

• 1. the arrival of Arab traders on the Swahili coast​