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5655825848(ch12) Confucianism...combined with buddhism to create a cultural bridge between china and korea0
5655825849(ch12) which was not an achievement of the tang dynasty?the solution to the problem of nomadic peoples along china's border1
5656089988(ch12) the position of chinese women...was defined by confucianism because it reinforced patriarchal values2
5656089989(ch12) Japanese feudalism...saw the beginnings of a centralized Japan3
5656089990(ch12) Compared to the Viets, the Chinese were more...urbanized4
5656089991(ch12) Compared to the Korean attitudes toward the Chinese, the Japanese...were similar in their desire to become part of the Chinese trading system5
5656089992(ch12) The position of the Chinese scholar-gentry...weakened efforts to curb nomadic invasions6
5656089993(ch12) Buddhism became more popular among China's neighbors than China itself because...Buddhism did not originate in China, but in India7
5656089994(ch13) In contrast to Japanese feudalism, Western European feudalism...created a reciprocal relationship between lord and vassal8
5656156074(ch13) The period of greatest population decline in Europe during the Middle Ages was...the fourteenth century because of the bubonic plague/Black Death9
5656156075(ch13) During the middle ages, the concept of limited government was seen most clearly in...England because of the Magna Carta which limited the power of the monarchy10
5656156076(ch13) Which statement describes Europe between the ninth to fifteenth centuries?The expansion of the Eastern world into Western Europe11
5656156077(ch13) Trade during the medieval period...placed Europe within the Muslim commercial network12
5656156078(ch13) The fifteenth century was characterized by...the strengthening of nation-states in England and France13
5656156079(ch13) Medieval Europe...developed new banking institutions from multicultural contacts14
5656171178(ch13) Early medieval Europe's strongest state was...the Holy Roman Empire15
5657401539(ch10) During the classical period, Africa...saw new technology used in trans-Saharan travel16
5657409371(ch10) The declining years of Han China and the Roman Empire saw all of the following:poor harvests, epidemic disease, and unequal land distribution17
5657414097(ch10) Attempts to save the Roman Empire from ruin includedthe establishment of a new capital in the eastern empire (Constantinople)18
5657419884(ch10) The eastern portion of the Roman Empire...was a centre of trade and architecture19
5657423503(ch10) The decline of Gupta India...saw the increased power of local princes20
5657429717(ch10) Silk Road(s) trade...established links between Han China and Rome21
5657433126(ch10) Indian Ocean trade...saw mariners utilize the geographic forces of the Indian Ocean22
5657437120(ch10) The decline of Han China...witnessed Daoism rather than Confucianism, gaining popularity23
5657445108(ch11) With regard to the doctrines of Islam in the period c. 600 CE to c. 1450...they were embraced by members of the lower Hindu castes in India because of their emphasis on equality24
5657452748(ch11) The area in which Islam showed the most profound change during the seventh to the fifteenth centuries was inThe role of women25
5657455835(ch11) One of the weaknesses of the early Muslim empires was...failure to resolve questions of succession26
5657459575(ch11) The Abbasid Dynasty...proved the high point of Muslim cultural achievement27
5657465477(ch11) Which of the following qualifies as a primary source on the teachings of Muhammad?the Hadith28
5657467493(ch11) Muhammad...built on the religious traditions of the Arabian peninsula29
5657471278(ch11) The Five Pillars...provided unity within Islam30
5657474769(ch11) As a new faith, Islam gained strengthwithin portions of the former Roman Empire31
5657533494(ch9) Both Hinduism and Buddhism didn't...support the caste system, revere women, become increasingly popular in India32
5657542212(ch9) Christianity...taught the forgiveness of sins through faith in Jesus33
5657545496(ch9) Confucianism and early Buddhism...did not believe their founders were gods34
5657547859(ch9) Daoism and Confucianism...based their teachings on Chinese traditions35
5657550916(ch9) The Silk Roads were especially instrumental in the spread of...Buddhism36
5657552536(ch9) During the period of the late Roman Empire, Christianity...experienced a change in its official status (Edict of Milan)37
5657555403(ch9) Hinduism...addressed the consequences of one's behavior38
5657558181(ch9) Buddhism...changed over time to teach that common people could reach Nirvana (Bodhisattvas)39
5666572518(ch5) Interactions between Muslims and Europeans during the 7th century are most commonly found in the...Indian Ocean40
5666586382(ch5) An Advanced Placement World History region that can be classified as a cultural region is...Latin America41
5666589714(ch5) The study of oceans in world history...coordinates with an emphasis on societies as well as civilizations42
5666596921(ch5) An example of diffusion rather than independent invention is the...origin of the Greek alphabet43
5666598547(ch5) Periodization in the Advanced Placement World History course...assists students in comparing societies and trends within periods44
5666610628(ch6) Early agriculture in the Americas...began later than in the Eastern Hemisphere45
5666615809(ch6) The Agricultural Revolution...saw the use of agricultural methods that encouraged migration46
5666622687(ch6) During the Agricultural Revolution, women...observed and studied the agricultural environment47
5666625988(ch6) The Neolithic Age...saw the beginnings of urbanization48
5666629306(ch6) Early urban dwellers...saw the need for a government49
5666638912(ch7) The Egyptian civilization was similar to the Sumerian civilization in...its system of social stratification50
5666644329(ch7) The earliest civilizations in both the Eastern and Western hemispheres were similar in...their practice of polytheism51
5666648794(ch7) The Indus valley civilization...relied heavily on communal planning52
5666655985(ch7) The early civilization with the least-developed technology was...Mesoamerican53
5666659816(ch7) The roots of classical India included...Vedic traditional literature54
5666663156(ch7) Shang China...contributed to the development of central government in China55
5666671838(ch7) Early societies of South America...were challenged by geographic limitations56
5666682633(ch7) Results of cultural diffusion among early civilizations included...the legend of Quetzalcoatl57

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