Unit 11 Test Review

Which trade pattern shown connected Asia to the Mediterranean basin?

• Silk Routes
• Maritime routes
• Western Europe river trade
• Trans-Saharan routes

Which trade pattern shown existed around 1000 to 1500 A.D. (C.E.)?

• Maritime routes
• Trans-Saharan routes
• Silk Routes
• Black Sea route

New technology such as the windmill and the waterwheel spread mainly from –

• South America.
• North America.
• the Middle East.
• Africa.

The most valued items were spices that were used for many purposes. The spice trade mainly revolved lands near the –

• Indian Ocean.
• Baltic Sea.
• rivers in Europe.
• Atlantic Ocean.

Religious ideas diffused across trade routes. For example, Buddhism spread from China influencing –

• the Middle East.
• West Africa.
• Korea and Japan.
• Latin America.

Originally, the technology of paper was brought to the Muslims from –

• India.
• China.
• West Africa.
• Southeast Asia.

India was the origin of –

• new crops such as sugarcane.
• waterwheels.
• the compass.
• porcelain products.

The ideas of which religion spread from the Arabian Peninsula to parts of West Africa, and then to Central and Southeast Asia?

• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Islam
• Shinto

All were major trade routes from 1000 to 1500 A.D. except-

• Maritime routes across the Indian Ocean
• Trans-Saharan routes
• Silk Routes
• North American canals and rivers

Which Asian archipelago is being described?

• Korea
• China
• Japan
• Vietnam