Unit 4/5 Review

A Roman / Byzantine emperor who re-conquered the Western Empire and implemented several military, administrative, and legal reforms.

• Muhammed

• Justinian I

• Askia the Great

• Suleiman the Magnificent

This was a political entity typically found on the Eurasian Steppe headed by a military leader that was equivalent in status to tribal chiefdom, principality, kingdom or empire.

• Manorialism

• Feudalism

• Khanate

• Caliphate

An Islamic state under the leadership of a steward that wields both political and religious authority.

• Khanate

• Feudalism

• Manorialism

• Caliphate

What was most important to Confucius?

• How to achieve peace in the afterlife

• How to act morally and live in social harmony

• How humans co-existed with the supernatural

• How to rebel against corrupt leaders

This is the name of the practice exercised in the Balkans region in which Christian boys were confiscated, converted to Islam, and placed in military or administrative service of the sultan.

• Dhimmi

• Jizya

• Almsgiving

• Devshirme

This is the practice of organizing of rural economies which vested legal and economic power in a lord of the estate.

• Manorialism

• Khanate

• Feudalism

• Caliphate

Among the many reforms of the Tang Dynasty was a renewal in interest in which of the following philosophies and/or religions:

• Buddhism

• Daoism

• Confucianism

• Hinduism

What was a negative impact that resulted from Genghis Khan’s conquests of Central Asia?

• The world's population decreased by 11 percent

• Ended the Crusades

• The Ottoman Empire took over the Byzantine Empire

• Nothing negative happened

The Five Pillars of Islam include all of the following EXCEPT:

• Prayer

• Meditation

• Charity

• Pilgrimage

Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who greatly expanded Ottoman territories in the 16th century.

• Muhammed

• Justinian I

• Askia the Great

• Suleiman the Magnificent