WorksheetsAfrica/Asia/Americas Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 21mins
Africa south of the Sahara Desert
sub-Sahara
Sahel
rain forest
savannah
Open grassland with scattered trees
Sahel
sub-Sahara
rain forest
savannah
Moist, densely wooded areas near the equator
Sahel
sub-Sahara
rain forest
savannah
Were in control of the gold and salt trade by 800
Ghana
Mali
Songhai
Ethiopia
Conquered Ghana and took over trade near the Niger River
Ghana
Mali
Songhai
Ethiopia
Broke away from Mali in the 1300s, the last great West African Empire
Ghana
Mali
Songhai
Ethiopia
Showed the wealth of Mali on is pilgrimage to Mecca
Mansa Musa
Suleyman I
Mehmed II
Saladin
A spoken record of past events
oral history
griots
Swahili
Coptic Christianity
(a) Christianity blends African culture with Christianity
Powerful East African kingdom that was Christian
Ghana
Songhai
Ethiopia
Empress (a) was the only female ruler of China.
Completed the Mongol conquest of China to become emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
Ghengis Khan
Kublai Khan
Prince Shotoku
Suleyman I
A policy of avoiding contact with other countries
quarantining
social distancing
isolationism
introvertedness
Who was Prince Shotoku?
Japanese prince who brought many Chinese ideas to Japan
Showed the wealth of Mali on is pilgrimage to Mecca
A general who ruled in the emperor’s name
Ottoman ruler who led the empire to its heights
Wrote the world’s first novel
Lady Murasaki Shikibu
Dante Alighieri
Miguel de Cervantes
William Shakespeare
Large landowners in early Japan
daimyo
lords
shogun
samurai
Trained professional warriors in early Japan
knights
samurai
shogun
vassals
The __________ was a general who ruled in the emperor’s name in early Japan.
shogun
samurai
king
vassal
The (a) was a strict code of conduct that samurai had to follow.
Enslaved youths converted to Islam and trained as soldiers
janissaries
shoguns
samurai
knights
Muslim empire that ruled much of Europe, Asia, and Africa
Ottoman Empire
Mughal Empire
Safavid Empire
Byzantine Empire
Ottoman ruler who led the empire to its heights
Suleyman I
Saladin
Mehmed II
Richard I
Muslims who thought that only members of Muhammad’s family could become caliphs
Shia
Sunni
Muslims who believed caliphs did not have to be related to Muhammad as long as they were good Muslims and strong leaders
Shia
Sunni
Wealthy Muslim empire that lasted until the mid-1700s
Safavid
Mughal
Ottoman
Roman
The (a) is an example of famous Mughal architecture, originally built as a tomb by Akbar’s grandson for his wife.
Where farming was first developed in the Americas
Mesoamerica
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Appalachia Mountains
What present-day country is in Mesoamerica?
Mexico
Canada
Brazil
Ecuador
corn
maize
how dare you miss this one
what else could it be
just click maize already
American civilization that reached its height between 250 and 900
Maya
Aztec
Olmec
Inca
Observatories are...
buildings designed to study astronomy and view the stars
long narrow raised roads or bridges
sacrifices to the sun god, Quetzalcoatl
games where the losers are sacrificed
What is the term for Spanish soldier explorers?
conquistadors
codexes
causeways
samurai
Aztec ruler who was killed by the Spanish
Pachacuti
Atahualpa
Cortes
Moctezuma
Spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztec
Francisco Pizarro
Hernan Cortes
Miguel de Cervantes
Leonardo da Vinci
Quechua is...
the language of the Inca
buildings used to study the stars
where farming was discovered in the Americas
who defeated the Maya
Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca
Ferdinand of Aragon
Francisco Pizarro
Marco Polo
Hernan Cortes
Social event and feast of the Northwestern Native American peoples; used to increase trade or improve relationships with others
potlatch
wampum
totem pole
potluck
Who was Atahualpa?
Inca ruler who was killed by the Spanish
Aztec ruler who was killed by the Spanish
Maya ruler who discovered farming
Olmec ruler who defeated the Spanish
