World History CH 7 and 11 Test

The first emperor of the Mongols was known as Genghis Khan, but his original name was

• Yesugei

• Borte

• Temujim

• Mongol Khan

(a)   was one of the greatest masters of Sanskrit prose.

• Harsha

• Bana
• Genghis Khan

• Yesugei

________________ - extended Islamic power in northern India.

• Anga

• Rava Sanga

• Tughlag

• Babur

One of the most famous Chinese emperors, (a)   , founded a city that would later be called Beijing.

• Kublai Khan

• Qing Dynasty

• Yongle

• Hong Taiji

Select all that apply. The textile industry was successful in India because

• A. each part of the process was specialized.

• B. only trained artisans were employed.

• C. cotton was shipped in from Egypt.

• D. weavers lived near the raw product.

Which is an example of a Chinese innovation that improved navigation? Select all that apply.

• stern-post rudders

• astrolabes

• compasses

• blast furnaces

The arrival of the Arab Empire into South Asia affected the region by.

• bringing the Islamic religion.

• introducing new weaving techniques.

• instituting draconian punishments.

• allowing free education for all.

Which was an element of social structure in medieval Korea? Select all that apply.

• A. A hereditary monarch and aristocratic families shared power in each kingdom.

• B. Peasants and artisans shared responsibilities with the samurai.

• C. Monasteries employed serfs to till and care for the large landholdings.

• D. Regular citizens had to complete civil service exams.

Which was a key reason for the fall of the Sui dynasty? Select all that apply.

• high taxes

• civil service examinations

• cruel leadership

• military failures

What was an effect of Buddhism’s increasing popularity in China during the Tang and Song dynasties? Select all that apply.

• It helped shape the principles and policies of emperors.

• It influenced morality and literature.

• It caused traditional religions to be outlawed.

• It encouraged the development of feudalism near monasteries.