nusbcramel
AP world
improv
100

Xadren si ginkam eht noisuteq

I cant read what this says

100

What was the name of the network of exchange that connected Afro-Eurasia by land?

the network of exchange that connected afro Eurasia by land

100

september 11th, 2002

player who opened question is colombus sailing the ocean blue

player after that is dead

player after that is the Atlantic ocean

200

tselooc eht si nagol 

logan is (in) the closet

200

In 1492, who sailed the ocean blue?

Brad friedel, the goalkeeper

200

psychiatric ward

player who opened this question is the patient

player after that is someone who is patient

player after that is the walls, and their first line must be: "wait"

300

ranfsicco zpziaor

san Francisco paparazzi

300

Evaluate the extent to which the Pax Mongolica positively effected Afro-Eurasia

The pax Mongolica is positively charged because it moves away from the negative side in gel electrophoresis

300

youre meeting your girlfriends/boyfriends parents

Player who opened the question is the guy

Player after that is the guy's father

Player after that is the girlfriend

The two players who didn't open the question are a couple already

400

I ma citras

I am castrated

400

Who answered the fifth question in this Jeopardy? (logan can't answer)

logan cant answer

400

on an island far far away that has a temple on it

Player who opened this is on the ISS without any connection to earth

Player after that is blind, deaf, mute, can't speak, and can't walk

Player after that is a video game character in a save file that was deleted in 1940

500

highkie9yihwkelru

high key nine twinkle
500

"The great silver mines of Potosí yielded a river of wealth that flowed not only to Madrid and Seville, but across the Pacific via the Manila Galleons to the markets of Ming and Qing China. In exchange for Chinese silks, porcelains, and tea, Spanish-controlled American silver became the single global currency of the early modern world, binding distant civilizations into an unprecedented web of commerce while simultaneously destabilizing regional economies through sudden inflationary shocks."



Which of the following best explains a broader global consequence of the silver trade described in the excerpt during the 16th through 18th centuries?
  • (A) It led to the immediate industrialization of East Asian textile workshops due to the influx of cheap European steam power.
  • (B) It triggered severe inflation and economic destabilization in Ming China and the Spanish Empire alike.
  • (C) It caused the total collapse of the Trans-Saharan gold and salt trade routes as silver completely replaced African currencies.
  • (D) It forced the Tokugawa shogunate to open all Japanese ports to unrestricted European merchant settlement.

It doesn't matter

500

youre in space

Player who opened this doesn't have a spacesuit

Player after that doesn't have a body, they are ethereal

Player after that is the narrator, can only use words from nothing gold can stay

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