Politics and Gov
Environment
Culture
Multiple Choice Practice
Economics
100

Louis XIV and Peter the Great were 

Absolute Rulers 

100

Farming, building roads/bridges, and creating trade routes are examples of 

Adapting to environment 

100

The Mughals, particularly Akbar the Great, were known for  

Religious Toleration 

100
  1. The theory justifying a monarch’s rule by God’s authority is called 

(1) laissez faire 

(2) totalitarianism 

(3) Confucianism

(4) divine right

4. Divine Right 

100

Which innovation helped connect Africa to Eurasia on the Indian Ocean Trade route? 

Lateen Sails 

200
Both the Ottoman and Mughal Empires (along with the less-discussed Safavid Empire) made up a category of civilizations known as...

Islamic Gunpowder Empires

200

The location of Constantinople is significant because it connects two continents known as 

Eurasia 

200

The Protestant Reformation was led by _____ and challenged which institution? 

Martin Luther, Catholic Church 

200

What was the name of the first Bible made using a printing press?

1. Wittenberg Bible

2. Lutheran Bible

3. Gutenberg Bible

4. German Bible

3. Gutenberg Bible

200

Louis XIV funded the construction of Versailles by doing what?

Taxing his French citizens

300

Louis XIV made use of the printing press by creating what?

Propaganda

300

The Great Wall of China, constructed during the Ming Dynasty, was meant to defend the empire against which nomadic group?

Mongols

300

The Protestant Reformation caused a ____ in the Catholic Church.

Split

300

Prior to the Protestant Reformation, all Bibles were written in which language?

1. English

2. Greek

3. Latin

4. German

3. Latin

300

One reason Peter the Great moved the capital was to 

Have access to water, ports that were not frozen. 

400

The Qing Dynasty was founded, and ruled, by which group (descended from the Mongols)?

Manchu

400

The civilization that made adaptations to live in the Andes Mountains was the ______.

Inca

400

The main difference between the Confucian/Chinese concept of Mandate of Heaven and the Christian/European concept of Divine Right is that

A ruler can lose the Mandate of Heaven if he is a poor leader, while a ruler cannot lose the Divine Right no matter what actions he takes.

400

In addition to making the Protestant Reformation possible, the printing press also contributed to which of the following historical developments?

1. The expansion of the Ottoman Empire

2. The fall of the Mongol Empire

3. The Columbian Exchange

4. The Scientific Revolution


4. The Scientific Revolution

400

The two main commodities traded on the Trans-Saharan Trade Route were what?

Gold and salt

500

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, through education and government service, peasants could improve their social/political standing in a process known as

Social or Upward Mobility

500

One reason why Russia was so isolated from the West before the rule of Peter the Great was that its ports were often ______.

Frozen

500

A similarity between Peter the Great and the Qing Dynasty is that...

Both had mandated laws regulating the hairstyles of some of their male subjects. Religious officials were exempt in both cases. Peter only enforced for nobles and not peasants. Whereas ALL subjects had to wear Manchu Queue. 

500

What key term can be used to describe the effect Akbar’s religious toleration had on cultural diversity in the Mughal Empire? 

  1. Din-l Ilahi

  2. Cosmopolitanism

  3. Religious diversity

  4. Syncretism

2. Cosmopolitanism

500

What was the name of the device used by the Inca to keep numerical records?

Quipu

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