Unit 4 Exam (2024)

Small nomadic tribes who live in yurts, herded sheep, horses, and camels in Central Asia.

• a founder of the Byzantine Empire

• early Mongols

• early Song dynasty

• early Gupta empire

The Song dynasty was overthrown by ---

• the Uighurs

• the Mongols

• the Koreans

• Changa

The first Mongol dynasty in China was the ---

• Yuan

• Khanate

• Sui

• Champa

What enabled the Mongols to create a vast empire?

• kidnapping merchants traveling into Asia

• conquering only neighboring lands

• controlling the Silk Road trade route

• employing superior military skills

Which of the following is NOT about the Tang Dynasty?

• Decline in women's status

• New inventions

• Increase in foreign trade on the Silk Road

• Little expansion and development occurred

Who overthrew the Mongols to take over in China?

• Tang dynasty

• Sung dynasty

• Ming dynasty

• Yamamoto Clan

Famous Chinese explorer from the Ming dynasty who traveled from India and Arabia.

• Yao Ming

• Zheng He

• Tao Ling

• Sui Ching

Which statement below is true about the signing of the Magna Carta?

• The Magna Carta was signed by King John of England in 1066

• The lords of England signed the Magna Carta

• King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta at a place called Runnymede

• The Magna Carta was a direct result of the Battle of Hastings

Which statement best describes the role of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe during the Middle Ages?

• Church leaders were only involved in spiritual activities

• The Church provided a sense of stability, unity, and order

• The Church encouraged individuals to question authority

• The Church gained influence as people became more interested in secular affairs

What were the forces holding feudal society together during the Feudal Era?

• A set of mutual social obligations, code of chivalry and the tenets of their religion

• Loyalty to country, legal codes and belief in God

• Support from the monarchs who built castles and townspeople who traded

• Pride in their Roman heritage and a thriving economic system