Medieval Trade Routes
All of the following were major trade routes from 1000 to 1500 C.E. EXCEPT -
A. Maritime routes across the Indian Ocean
B. The Silk Road
C. Trans-Saharan Routes
D. Maritime routes across the Pacific Ocean
D. Maritime routes across the Pacific Ocean
Where did Hinduism originate?
A. India
B. Japan
C. Mongolia
D. China
A. India
This image represents the influence of which civilizaton on Japanese culture?
A. Chinese
B. Korean
C. Mongolian
D. Persian
A. Chinese
Identify five countries that were controlled by the Mongol Empire.
China
Iran
Iraq
Japan
Korea
Russia
All except Japan
A Mongol Invasion Map
B Silk Road
C Roman Road System
D. Japanese Invasion Route
B Silk Road
As a result of trans-Saharan trade, the areas of West Africa converted to -
A. Buddhism
B. Christianity
C. Islam
D. Judaism
C. Islam
What religion emphasizes the importance of natural features, forces of nature, and ancestors?
A Buddhism
B Hinduism
C. Shintoism
D. Taoism
C. Shintoism
Which statements explain the importance of the Mongol reign in China under Kublai Khan?
A It helped in preserving Chinese culture
B It brought peace within China
C It introduced the Mongol culture to China
D It provided a stable trading route in Central Asia
All except C
(Picture 2) Which of the following products was the primary trade item along the route indicated by the number 2?
A. Spices
B. Amber
C. Gold
D. Silk
C. Gold
The major products traded between East and West Africa were -
A. Gold and salt
B. Gunpowder and salt
C. Silk and coal
D. Silk and gold
A. Gold and salt
China influenced Japan in all of the following areas EXCEPT -
A Buddhist religion
B organization of the military
C Pagoda architecture
D Writing
B organization of the military
Select the benefits of trade during the Mongol and Ming periods.
A Created opportunities for foreign merchants
B Helped to spread Buddhism
C Helped to spread Confucianism
D Introduced Chinese products to other parts of the world.
A and D
(Picture 2) Which of the following products was the primary trade item along the route indicated by the number 3?
A. Spices
B. Amber
C. Gold
D. Silk
A. Spices
Buddhism is to Japan as Islam is to -
A. China
B. India
C. West Africa
D. Italian Peninsula
C. West Africa
14 - Which two labels could be placed in the shaded area on the map?
Aral Sea
East China Sea
East Sea
Pacific Ocean
Phillippine Sea
Sea of Japan
East Sea and Sea of Japan
17. This map represents the Mongol Empire under the control of -
A. Genghis Khan
B. Guyuk Khan
C. Kublai Khan
D. Mongke Khan
C. Kublai Khan
See Picture 1
Northern European - Northwest
Trans-Saharan - Southwest
Indian Ocean Maritime - Southeast
Silk Road - Northeast
Identify goods and ideas that spread from China along the trade routes:
Porcelain
Paper
Magnetic Compass
Silk
Civil Service System
Hinduism
All except Hinduism
Japan is -
A. A continent
B. A peninsula
C. An Archepelago
D. An isthmus
C. An Archepelago
18 - This map shows the area that the Mongol Empire controlled at its peak. Based on the map, which statements best explained why the Mongol Empire wanted to gain control of these lands? (choose all that apply)
A. It allowed them to gain direct access to European merchants.
B. It allowed them to protect themselves from European armies.
C. It allowed them to enrich themselves from taxes and tribute payments.
D. It allowed them to control access to the majority of goods made in Agia.
Every one except B