APWH Unit One
What religion was the most followed in India during the time period of 1200 to 1450?
What is Hinduism
Who is the grandson of Chinggis Khan?
Who is Kublai Khan
A multiethnic state that used gunpowder weapons to conquer and control territories is known as___.
What is a gunpowder empire
Cartography is the making of what?
What are maps
What famous document declared the independence of the United States of America?
What is the Declaration of Independence
Which group of Muslims wanted the replacement of Muhammad after his death to be chosen by election?
What is Sunni
Which animal was most important to the success of the Mongol Empire?
What is a horse
This Islamic gunpowder empire was located in modern-day turkey and expanded to parts of Europe and North Africa was called the ____.
What is the Ottoman Empire
The triangular trade routes were across which ocean?
What is the Atlantic Ocean
Who wrote Wealth of Nations also known as the bible of capitalism?
Who is Adam Smith
What brought Islam to India?
What is the Delhi Sultinate
Which disease was most devastating to the world during the use of the Silk Road?
What is the Black Death
Who is known for making the 95 thesis statement against the catholic church?
Who is Martin Luther
Which disease is known for being weaponized against the Aztec People?
What is Smallpox
This person was a modern European feminist who believed women should have access to the same education as men.
Who is Mary Wollstonecraft
Which month is the most important in the religion of Islam?
What is Ramadan
Where was Mansa Musa from?
What is Mali
The event where the Protestants split from the catholic church?
What is the Protestant Reformation
This continent would be known for manufacturing in Triangular trade.
What is Europe
This person believed that the purpose of the government was to protect natural rights, and also believed there was good in people.
Who was John Locke
“What impact does the Civil Service Exam have on the social culture of Song Dynasty China”(who did this impact the most)?
The civil service exam allowed people to get political power by merit rather than hereditary. This impacted the poor people the most since it allowed them to gain power if they had the ability to read and write. This gave reason for more pieces of literature to be printed due to an increase in literacy.
•List and describe two key factors that led the Mongols to claim land from Poland to the far east coast of China ?
Bows and Horses were two key factors that allowed the Mongols to have a vast empire. The bows allowed for combat at a far distance which minimized casualties on their side. With the horses, mobility and the bows range this allowed for a quick method of killing the enemy.
How did the "Gutenberg Printing Press" impact the Protestant Reformation
The Gutenberg printing press impacted the protestant reformation by allowing criticism about the catholic church to spread like wildfire. This allowed for Martin Luther's 95 theses to be spread around all over Europe and exposed the catholic church about their corruption. The printing press also allowed the papers to cost less so even poor people would be able to buy a copy
•How are the terms "Mercantilism" and " Triangular Trade" connected?
Mercantilism is related to triangular trade due to mercantilism being the thing that allowed triangular trade to exist. Mercantilism is where a country sets up trade ports and takes materials from places due to limited supply. This trade created trade routs from Africa to America to Europe. Slaves would be taken from Africa and sent to America to harvest raw material then the raw material would be sent to Europe to be manufactured, that would be sent to Africa to buy more slaves.
What is the “ Cult of Domesticity” and how did it impact the thoughts of Mary Wollstonecraft?
The Cult of Domesticity was a movement in the 19th century that limited the behaviors of women, Mary Wollstonecraft did not agree with this due to her being a modern European feminist. She believed that women should have the same education opportunities as men.