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WorksheetsREVIEW QUESTIONS AP WORLD HISTORY TOPICS 1.1-1.3
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
Why did the Delhi Sultanate fail?
religious conflicts
lost territory
harsh government
failed leadership
Name the most powerful emirate that rose out of Anatolia.
Seljuk Turks
Mongols
Ottomans
Mughols
Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was know for
medical advances
writing poetry
leading the Abbasaid Dynasty
inventing Trigonometry
What invading group captured and conquered Anatolia?
Mongols
Mughols
Abbasids
Seljuk Turks
What was the House of Wisdom?
largest collection of Arabic poems by a woman
massive library in Baghdad
the time period of prosperity and technology in the Islamic World
center of culture in Damascus
What was 'A'ishah al-Ba'uniyyah best known for?
creation of Triginometry
advancements in Algebra
large collection of Arabic poems
advancements in medicine
Dar-al-Islam refers to what?
original Arabian states
conquered territory in Anatolia
spread of Islam to Africa
all Muslim controlled territory
The Sejuk Turks limited European travel to their holy sites in and around Jerusalem; European Christians organized groups of soldiers, called ___, to reopen access.
Janissaries
Mamluks
Crusaders
Sufis
Solidified under Islam, a term that can refer either to the practice of dressing modestly or a specific type of head coverings
Hadith
Shariah
hijab
dowry
Overall, Islamic women enjoy a higher state than Christian or Jewish women because they were allowed to do all of the following: [check all that apply]
inherit property and retain ownership after marriage
remarry if widowed
women were equal to men in the eyes of the law
a wife could initiate divorce and receive a cash settlement
All of the following were true of Córdoba, Spain. [more than one answer]
rulers created a culture of toleration, with Muslims, Jews. and Christians coexisting peacefully
rulers promoted trade; goods from China and SE Asia entered Spain on ships called dhows
rulers built many Christian Orthodox Churches in honor of the pope in Rome
transferred scholarship from the Islamic world, India, and China which laid the ground work for the Renaissance
All of the following is true of Sufis [more than 1 answer]
emphasized introspection to grasp religious truth
Most Muslims follow Sufism
Sufis played an important role in the spread of Islam because they tended to adapt to local cultures
Most merchants were Sufis
Which of the following belief systems contributed to dynamic developments in South and Southeast Asia [click all that apply]
Christianity
Hindus
Islam
Buddhism
After the Gupta Dynasty fell in South Asia in 550, political disunity returned for 1000 years; however, ____ provided some cultural unity in the region.
Islam
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
This southern South Asian kingdom was founded by two Hindu brothers, and functioned as a barrier to the Muslim sultanates in the north, Hinduism, scholarship, tolerance, and prosperity all characterized this empire from 1336-1646.
Delhi Sultanate
Srivijaya Empire
Khmer
Empire
Vijayanagara Empire
After the Gupta fell, these Hindu kingdoms formed in northern India; because of the competition among clans, no centralized government arose and left them vulnerable to Muslim attacks
Srivijaya Empire
Rajput kingdoms
Delhi Sultanate
Angkor Wat
Which of the following best explains why Hindus in northern India resented the Delhi Sultanate
The Delhi The Sultanate never organized a bureaucracy
The Sultanate was too tolerant
The Sultanate imposed a tax called the jizya on non-Muslims
The Sultanate allowed the Mongol army to invade
The relationship between Hindus and Muslims shaped the history of South Asia and continues to shape regional culture and politics to this day. How did Islam arrive in India?
Forced conversion and conquest
Merchants living in port cities married and their wife converted
Sufi missionaries
Scholars sharing information
Which of the following is an example of the Delhi Sultanate showing dominance and power over northern India?
Qutub Minar
The Indian Numeral system which is referred to in the West as Arabic numerals
translation of algebra into Arabic
The destruction of the caste system
Muslims of South Asia developed a new language called ___ which melded grammatical patterns of Hindi, Arabic words, and elements of Farsi
Arabic
Bhakti
English
Urdu
Some Hindus began to focus on developing a strong attachment to a deity and did not discriminate base on caste or gender; this was called ____
Zen Buddhism
Neo-Hinduism
the Bhakti Movement
the Sufi movement
How did Buddhism and Hinduism get to the lands of Southeast Asia?
Islamic Conquest
Mongol Conquest
Merchants from India introduced the religion
Sufi Merchants
How did empires like Srivijaya and Majapahit thrive?
By using gunpowder weapons
by building up their Navies to control sea routes and charge fees for ships trading in the region
by using Hinduism as a unifying force
Charge their subjects the jizya tax
How did the Khmer Empire (aka Angkor Kingdom) generate economic prosperity?
by controlling the sea routes
by developing complex irrigation systems to harvest rice and drainage systems to prevent Monsoon flooding
Unifying the people using Islam
Using Confucianism and the Chinese bureaucratic system
The great temple, Angkor Wat, shown above is important to historians for which of the following reason?
This was the first Islamic Mosque in the region
In both its architecture and its use it reflects the interaction between Hinduism and Buddhism in Southeast Asia
This was the longest lasting Buddhist monastery
It is the location where Siddhartha Gautama founded the religion called Buddhism
