Unit 1 Exam-Global Tapestry

After the expansion of Islam into Africa, an organized Christian presence remained in...

• Egypt

• Ethiopia

• Timbuktu

• Algeria

Bantu-speaking people spread throughout southern Africa can be best explained by..

• Migration due to climate change
• knowledge of agriculture

• Trade with European colonizers
• War with neighboring tribes

The Buddhist religion is centered around...

• elimination of desire

• elimination of suffering

• elimination of death

• a person is reborn

Throughout the 11th century, Champa rice was introduced into China from Vietnam and is illustrated through....

• a stimulation of agriculture through Tech innovations

• China influenced neighboring city states

• conquests by the Mongols

• Vietnams impact on the world economy

A common feature of most Asian and European philosophies during the era of 1,000-1450

• a basis of experimental science

• a close association with religion

• John Locke's social contract

• an emphasis on individual freedom

Political systems in western Europe and China during the era of 1000-1300 can be compared by...

• the economic systems

• religious beliefs

• Western Europe developed multiple monarchies, China maintained a single empire

• military strategies

Daoism is represented by which key philosophical and religious element?

• an emphasis on humanity

• an emphasis on nature

• an emphasis on Mandate of Heaven

• an emphasis on family

In the era of 1,000 to 1450, which was a result from knowledge of Greek science and technology?

• Christian theology in the roman empire

• Japanese temple design in Tokyo

• Islamic medical books in Baghdad

• Inca bridge design in the Alps

Which of the following tenets of Islam is correct?

• Islam is a polytheistic religion

• Islam is a monotheistic religion

• Muslims worship Jesus

• Friday is a day of rest for Muslims

Which of the following examples conclude that the Japanese borrowed extensively from Tang/Song dynasties?

• Borrowed culture of the Samurai

• Gainful employment of the Samurai

• Social relations in Japan were based on Confucian principles of hierarchy

• Adoption of a bureaucratic government and the civil service exam