The World in 300 C.E.

What were the two regions of the world in 300 C.E.?

• East and West

• Africa and Australia

• North and South

• Europe and Asia

What were the two developing areas within the Americas in 300 C.E.?

• The Amazon and the Great Plains

• Mesoamerica and the Andean mountain range

• Central America and the Caribbean

• North and South America

What was the notable Andes state that controlled trade routes in South America in 300 C.E.?

• Aztec Empire

• Inca Empire

• Maya Empire

• Tiahuanaco

What were examples of luxury goods that traveled across Afroeurasia in 300 C.E.?

• Spices and tea

• Cotton and wool

• Silk and frankincense

• Gold and silver

Where did the most significant influences of each culture thriving in 300 C.E. come from?

• Within its own culture

• From religious influences

• Other cultures

• From trade routes

What was the largest city in the world in 300 C.E.?

• Rome

• Alexandria

• Teotihuacán

• Athens

What was the name of the state that controlled trade routes in the Andean mountain range in 300 C.E.?

• Tiahuanaco

• Aztec Empire

• Maya Empire

• Inca Empire

What was the dominant empire in China during 300 C.E.?

• A) Han Dynasty

• B) Tang Dynasty

• C) Song Dynasty

• D) Yuan Dynasty

Which religion was spreading across the Roman Empire in 300 C.E.?

• A) Buddhism

• B) Christianity

• C) Islam

• D) Hinduism

What was the primary writing material used in Egypt around 300 C.E.?

• A) Papyrus

• B) Parchment

• C) Bamboo

• D) Clay tablets