WorksheetsAPWH Review 2022 (Units 1-3)
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 32mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A fast-ripening and drought-resistant strain of rice from the Champa Kingdom in present-day Vietnam.
a)
Champa Rice
b)
Indian Rice
c)
Swahili Rice
d)
Chinese Rice
2.
The duty of family members to subordinate their desires to those of the male head of the family and to the ruler.
a)
Filial Piety
b)
Ancestor Worship
c)
Confucianism
d)
Matriarchy
3.
A vast organization in which appointed officials carried out the empire's policies.
a)
Imperial Bureaucracy
b)
Business
c)
Scholar Gentry
d)
Meritocracy
4.
This was common in Chinese aristocratic families in the Song Dynasty. Girls had their feet wrapped so tightly that the bones did not grow naturally and kept the feet tiny.
a)
Foot Binding
b)
Shoe Binding
c)
Foot Amputation
d)
Bone Binding
5.
Religion that had come to China from its birthplace in India via the Silk Roads.
a)
Buddhism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Sikhism
d)
Confucianism
6.
Means fused or mixed
a)
Syncretic
b)
Separate
c)
Homogeneous
d)
Diffusion
7.
Evolved in China between 770 and 840. It was a syncretic system, combining rational thought with the more abstract ideas of daoism and Buddhism
a)
Neo-Confucianism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Mahayana Buddhism
d)
Sikhism
8.
During this period (794-1185) Japan emulated Chinese traditions in politics, art, and literature.
a)
Heian Period
b)
Mamluk Siltanate
c)
Delhi Sultanate
d)
Tributary Period
9.
In Egypt, Mamluks seized control of the government in 1250 and established a government that lasted until 1517.
a)
Mamluk Sultanate
b)
Sljuk Turks
c)
Abbasid Caliphate
d)
Malacca Sultanate
10.
Starting in the 11th century, they began conquering parts of the Middle East, eventually extending their power almost as far east as Western China. They were Muslim Turks.
a)
Seljuk Turks
b)
Mamluk Sultanate
c)
Abbasid Caliphate
d)
Malacca Sultanate
11.
They conquered the Abbasid Empire in 1258 and ended the Seljuk rule in the region.
a)
Mongols
b)
Seljuk Turks
c)
Umayyad Caliphate
d)
Crusaders
12.
This Caliphate was led by Arabs and Persians and focused more on trade and learning rather than war and expansion.
a)
Abbasid Caliphate
b)
Umayyad Caliphate
c)
Rashidun Caliphate
d)
Seljuk Turks
13.
Enslaved people who were frequently ethnic Turks from Central Asia.
a)
Mamluks
b)
Janissaries
c)
Christians
d)
Turks
14.
They emphasized introspection to grasp truths that they believed could not be understood through learning. It is the mystical branch of Islam
a)
Sufis
b)
Sunni
c)
Shi'a
d)
Sikhs
15.
Renowned center of learning in Baghdad during the Abbasid Caliphate
a)
House of Wisdom
b)
Timbuktu
c)
Samarkand
d)
Taj Mahal
16.
Capital of the Abbasid Caliphate
a)
Baghdad
b)
Mecca
c)
Persia
d)
Egypt
17.
Beginning in the 12th century, some Hindus began to draw upon traditional teachings about the importance of emotion in their spiritual life rather than emphasize studying texts or performing rituals.
a)
Bhakti Movement
b)
Sufism
c)
Mysticism
d)
Confucianism
18.
This language was formed when the grammatical pattern of Hindi melded with the vocabulary of Arabic and some elements of Farsi. It is spoken in Modern Pakistan.
a)
Urdu
b)
Swahili
c)
Hindi
d)
Cantonese
19.
This culture in the Americas built enormous earthen mounds, some of which were as tall as 100 feet.
a)
Mississippian
b)
Iroquois
c)
Pueblo
d)
Aztec
20.
This was the largest of the Mississippian earthen mounds located in the mid-west of the United States.
a)
Cahokia
b)
Pueblo
c)
Hindi
d)
Mexica
21.
Common religious ceremony among the Aztecs, Maya, and Inca.
a)
Human Sacrifice
b)
Transubstantiation
c)
Mass
d)
Simony
22.
Mandatory public service in the Incan Empire
a)
Mit'a System
b)
Corvee Labor
c)
Public Labor
d)
Serfdom
23.
Blend of Bantu and Arabic languages that is spoken in east Africa
a)
Swahili
b)
Urdu
c)
Cantonese
d)
Hebrew
24.
By the end of the 13th century, a massive wall of stone, 30 feet tall by 15 feet thick, surrounded this capital city in Southeast Africa.
a)
Great Zimbabwe
b)
Timbuktu
c)
Calicut
d)
Mozambique
25.
This African kingdom replaced Ghana as the most powerful state in the region and soon became extremely wealthy.
a)
Mali
b)
Zimbabwe
c)
Mamluk Sultanate
d)
Morocco
26.
This was a Christian kingdom in East Africa and was once known as Axum.
a)
Ethiopia
b)
Great Zimbabwe
c)
Mali
d)
Egypt
27.
Written in 1215, it required the English Kings to respect certain rights, such as the right to a jury trial.
a)
Magna Carta
b)
Glorious Revolution
c)
English Bill of Rights
d)
Constitution
28.
Large fiefs or estates
a)
Manors
b)
Feudalism
c)
Serfdom
d)
Deforestation
29.
Economic system that existed under Feudalism in Europe.
a)
Manorial System
b)
Feudal System
c)
Communism
d)
Capitalism
30.
European civilization in the Middle Ages was characterized by a decentralized political organization based on a system of exchanges of land for loyalty.
a)
Feudalism
b)
Federation
c)
Manorial System
d)
Serfdom
31.
Peasants that were tied to the land in the manorial system.
a)
Serfs
b)
Gentry
c)
Bushido
d)
Slaves
32.
An Italian native from Venice that visited the court of Kublai Khan.
a)
Marco Polo
b)
Ibn Battuta
c)
Vasco da Gama
d)
Ferdinand Magellan
33.
This empire improved travel along the Silk Road by making it safer for merchants and travelers.
a)
Mongol Empire
b)
Delhi Sultanate
c)
Russian Empire
d)
Song Dynasty
34.
Once the routes of the Silk Roads became stabilized, these inns sprang up about 100 miles apart.
a)
Caravanserai
b)
Banking Houses
c)
Rest Stops
d)
Camel Houses
35.
A document stating the holder was legally promised payment of a set amount on a set date.
a)
Bill of Exchange
b)
Will
c)
Money
d)
Contract
36.
Cities in northern Germany and Scandinavia formed this commercial alliance.
a)
Hanseatic League
b)
Swahili Commercial States
c)
European Union
d)
Northern Partnership
37.
The first great Khan of the Mongol Empire that united the Mongol tribes.
a)
Genghis Khan
b)
Kublai Khan
c)
Batu Khan
d)
Timur
38.
Mongolian Peace
a)
Pax Mongolica
b)
Pax Romana
c)
Peace of the Silk Road
d)
Pax Asia
39.
This Khan led the Golden Horde into Russia.
a)
Batu Khan
b)
Hulegu Khan
c)
Kublai Khan
d)
Genghis Khan
40.
Batu Khan's Horde that conquered the Russian kingdoms and forced them to pay tributes.
a)
Golden Horde
b)
Supreme Horde
c)
Il-Khanate
d)
Yuan Horde
41.
This Khan led the Mongols into the Abbasid territories where they destroyed the city of Baghdad in 1258.
a)
Hulegu Khan
b)
Batu Khan
c)
Kublai Khan
d)
Genghis Khan
42.
This Khan conquered China and was named supreme Khan after the passing of Genghis Khan
a)
Kublai Khan
b)
Hulegu Khan
c)
Batu Khan
d)
Genghis Khan
43.
The Mongols conquered China and established this dynasty.
a)
Yuan Dynasty
b)
Ming Dynasty
c)
Qing Dynasty
d)
Song Dynasty
44.
Founded the Ming Dynasty after overthrowing the Mongol's Yuan Dynasty
a)
Zhu Yuanzhang
b)
Genghis Khan
c)
Zheng He
d)
Kublai Khan
45.
This Dynasty replaced the Mongol's Yuan Dynasty
a)
Ming Dynasty
b)
Song Dynasty
c)
Qing Dynasty
d)
Tang Dynasty
46.
This secret organization quietly organized to put an end to the Yuan Dynasty and was successful in 1368.
a)
White Lotus Society
b)
Knights Templar
c)
Kurultai
d)
Ming Dynasty
47.
Thriving city-states along the east coast of Africa that participated in Indian Ocean trade.
a)
Swahili city-states
b)
Malabar Coast
c)
Greek City-States
d)
Spice Islands
48.
Winds in the Indian Ocean that changed direction with the seasons.
a)
Monsoon Winds
b)
Hurricane Winds
c)
Typhoon Winds
d)
High Winds
49.
Triangular sails that enabled ships to sail in almost any direction no matter where the wind was coming from.
a)
Lateen Sails
b)
Square Rigged Sails
c)
Flying Jib
d)
Caravel
50.
Allowed sailers to determine how far north or south they were from the equator
a)
Astrolabe
b)
Compass
c)
Rudder
d)
Lateen Sail
51.
Settlements of people away from their homeland.
a)
Diaspora
b)
Trade Post Empire
c)
City-States
d)
Merchant Communities
52.
Chinese Muslim admiral that traveled around the Indian Ocean during the Ming Dynasty with a giant treasure fleet.
a)
Zheng He
b)
Columbus
c)
Vasco da Gama
d)
Ferdinand Magellan
53.
A devout Muslim and ruler of Mali. He began his Hajj in 1324 and displayed Mali's wealth to the outside world.
a)
Mansa Musa
b)
Ibn Battuta
c)
Zheng He
d)
Muhammad
54.
This city in west Africa was a center of Islamic learning and became very wealthy from the gold-salt trade.
a)
Timbuktu
b)
Zimbabwe
c)
Samarkand
d)
Calicut
55.
Islam's holiest city
a)
Mecca
b)
Medina
c)
Jerusalem
d)
Egypt
56.
A Muslim scholar from Morocco that traveled the world and wrote about his journey.
a)
Ibn Battuta
b)
Marco Polo
c)
Zheng He
d)
Margery Kempe
57.
This crop was introduced to Sub-Saharan Africa from Indonesia.
a)
Bananas
b)
Sugar
c)
Potatoes
d)
Wheat
58.
How did land-based empires establish themselves and expand?
a)
Gunpowder weapons
b)
Trade
c)
Legitimizing Power
d)
Alliances
59.
Gunpowder technology traveled along what trade route to get to the Middle East, Persia, and South Asia?
a)
Silk Roads
b)
Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
c)
Indian Ocean Trade Routes
d)
Mediterranean Trade Route
60.
What religious group was in the majority in the Mughal empire?
a)
Muslims
b)
Hindus
c)
Buddhists
d)
Christians
61.
What religion was Akbar the Great and Aurangzeb?
a)
Islam
b)
Christianity
c)
Hindu
d)
Buddhist
62.
What major European Christian city was conquered by the Ottoman Turks in their expansion into Europe?
a)
Constantinople
b)
Mecca
c)
Vienna
d)
Tours
63.
Art, Architecture, and Religion are three ways to...
a)
Legitimize a ruler's power
b)
Consolidate a ruler's power
c)
Usurp a ruler's power
d)
Weaken a ruler's power
64.
When a ruler has complete and total authority over every aspect of society, it is called...
a)
Absolutism
b)
Limited Monarchy
c)
Democrcy
d)
Parliamentary Government
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