Strayer with Sources Chapter 8 Identification Quiz



Strayer with Sources Chapter 8 Identification Quiz1. The term _____________ refers to the land-based trade routes that crossed Eurasia, linking the Mediterranean basin to China.a. "Sand Roads"b. "China Roads"c. "Spice Roads"d. "Silk Roads"e. "Trade Roads"2. Silk was first produced in _____________________.a. Chinab. Indiac. the Middle Eastd. the Mediterranean basine. Central Asia3. The ___________ form of Buddhism, which flourished along the Silk Roads, features Buddha as a deity, numerous bodhisattvas, emphasis on compassion, and the possibility of earning merit.a. Jieb. Mahayanac. Nirvanad. Theravadae. Ramayana4. One-third or more of the population of Europe died of ____________ between 1346 and 1350.a. smallpoxb. measlesc. the Black Deathd. faminee. a still unidentified disease5. The Indian Ocean Sea Roads trade network was made possible by alternating wind currents known as _____________, which allowed merchants to sail across the Indian Ocean easily and predictably.a. westerly windsb. the monsoonsc. easterly windsd. el Ni?oe. trade winds6. ______________ was the fulcrum at the center of the Indian Ocean trade network.a. East Africab. The Persian Gulfc. Indiad. Chinae. The Arabian Peninsula7. _________________ was a sought-after trade product from East Africa in the Indian Ocean trade network.a. Porcelainb. Nutmegc. Wined. Silke. Ivory8. ________________ was a sought-after trade product from China in the Indian Ocean trade network.a. Porcelainb. Nutmegc. Wined. Slavese. Ivory9. ___________ was a sought-after trade product from Southeast Asia in the Indian Ocean trade network.a. Porcelainb. Nutmegc. Wined. Silke. Ivory10. Efforts to reclaim wasteland in Mesopotamia to produce sugar and dates for export stimulated the export of _____________ from East Africa.a. ironb. slavesc. camels and donkeysd. golde. None of the above11. The kingdom of _____________ dominated the Straits of Malacca between 670 and 1025 C.E.a. Jieb. Angkorc. Keralad. Srivijayae. Sailendra12. Emerging in the eighth century C.E., the _____________ civilization took shape as a number of independent commercial city-states along the East African coast.a. Swahilib. Keralac. Ethiopiand. Madagascare. Jenne-jeno13. The Swahili civilization rapidly became ____________, setting it culturally apart from neighboring societies in the interior of East Africa.a. Christianb. Hinduc. Muslimd. Buddhiste. Daoist14. At its peak between 1250 and 1350 C.E., ____________________ was a powerful kingdom in the African interior whose emergence was in part connected to the growing trade in gold to the East African coast.a. Shangab. Kilwac. Mombasad. Great Zimbabwee. Kerala15. North African Arab traders organized camel caravans across the Sahara primarily to trade for _________________.a. glasswareb. horsesc. silkd. porcelaine. gold16. The introduction of _____________ to North Africa in the early centuries of the Common Era proved to be a major turning point in the trans-Saharan trade, facilitating a substantial increase in trade between the Mediterranean basin and equatorial West Africa.a. Christianityb. the donkeyc. the cameld. salte. the horse17. Before the 1440s, slaves in Western Europe __________________.a. were primarily drawn from Bantu-speaking regions of East Africab. were primarily drawn from West Africac. were primarily drawn from Slavic-speaking regions of Eastern Europed. were primarily drawn from conquered Arab nationse. were primarily drawn from serf populations in Western Europe18. Evidence of at least indirect connections between the civilizations of Mesoamerica and the Andes before the arrival of Europeans include _____________.a. the adoption of the Andean potato in Mesoamericab. the emergence of writing similar to that of the Mesoamerican Mayan civilization in the Andesc. the arrival of the domesticated llama in Mesoamerica from the Andesd. the spread of maize from Mesoamerica to the Andese. All of the above19. ______________ was a kingdom in Southeast Asia.a. Songhayb. Milwac. Sailendrad. Malie. Swahili20. Located at the confluence of the Mississippi, Illinois, and Missouri rivers, __________ lay at the center of a widespread trading network in North America.a. Chacob. Orinococ. Songhayd. Chinchae. CahokiaAnswersCorrect. The correct answer is d. (See page 219 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 335 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is a. (See page 220 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 337 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is b. (See page 223 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 339 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See page 224 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 340 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is b. (See page 226 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 342 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See page 227 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 343 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is e. (See pages 227 and 231 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 343 and 347 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is a. (See page 227 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 341 and 343 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is b. (See page 227 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 343 and 345 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is b. (See page 228 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 344 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is d. (See page 229 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 345 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is a. (See page 231 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 347 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See pages 231 and 232 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 347 and 348 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See pages 231 and 232 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 347 and 348 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is e. (See page 233 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 349 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See page 233 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 349 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See page 235 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 351 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is d. (See page 236 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 352 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is c. (See page 229 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see page 345 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.)Correct. The correct answer is e. (See pages 236 and 237 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History; see pages 352 and 353 if you are using Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources.) ................
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