AP World Mongol Empire Quiz

Which new imperial state replaced collapsed empires in some regions of the world, as mentioned in the learning material?

• Roman Empire

• Mongol khanates

• Ottoman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

Using the map, which of the following cities was located within the Ilkhanate (Persia) during the Mongol Empire?

• Beijing

• Baghdad

• Karakorum

• Nanjing

Which empire is specifically mentioned as having facilitated Afro-Eurasian trade and communication?

• Roman Empire

• Mongol Empire

• Ottoman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

What was one major effect of the expansion of empires like the Mongols on global trade?

• It limited trade to only local regions.

• It facilitated Afro-Eurasian trade and communication.

• It caused the collapse of all trade networks.

• It stopped the spread of new ideas.

Which of the following was a significant technological or cultural transfer encouraged by interregional contacts and conflicts between states and empires?

• Transfer of Greco–Islamic medical knowledge to western Europe

• Invention of the steam engine

• Discovery of penicillin

• Development of the printing press

Which khanate controlled Persia during the Mongol Empire in 1294?

• Ilkhanate

• Khanate of the Golden Horde

• Chagatai Khanate

• Khanate of the Great Khan

Which khanate controlled Korea during the Mongol Empire in 1294?

• Ilkhanate

• Khanate of the Golden Horde

• Chagatai Khanate

• Khanate of the Great Khan

Which of the following innovations originated in China and later contributed to the European Renaissance?

• Gunpowder

• Humanism

• Medical advances

• Enlightenment

Which European development was influenced by the preservation of Greco-Roman philosophy and literature by earlier civilizations?

• The Renaissance

• Discovery of New World

• Scientific Revolution

• Printing press

How were pastoral people connected to agricultural societies?

• They were completely independent

• They were linked to and dependent upon agricultural neighbors

• They conquered agricultural societies

• They ignored agricultural societies