AP World History Test 8 Flashcards

283908242	Holy Roman Empire	In the High Middle Ages, the state that seemed to have the most potential to re-create centralized, imperial rule was	0
283908243	Norman Warriors sailing	The Bayeux tapestry depicts what?	1
283908244	ecclesiastilcal states, city states and principalities	In Italy, the political structure was marked by a series of	2
283908245	government financial support, horse collar etc	Which of the following factors helped explain the increased agricultural production of the High Middle Ages?	3
283908246	most celebrates women of her day, she used her influence to encourage the cultivation of good manners, refinement, and romantic love	Eleanor of Aquitaine was famous for what?	4
283908247	Greek philosophy (Aristotle)	Central to the philosophy of the High Middle Ages was the rediscovery of	5
283908248	that it was possible to prove rationally God exists	What did St. Thomas Aquinas believe?	6
283908249	heretics; possesions	The Dominicans and Franciscans attacked _____ and didn't allow any ____	7
283908250	St. Francis	Who, according to Thomas of Celano, was the "father of the poor"?	8
283908251	the Templars, Hospitallers and Teutonic Knights	What were the crusading orders?	9
283908252	Peter the Hermit	The first attempt, in response to Pope Urban II's appeal for a crusade, came from whom?	10
283908253	first crusade	The only crusade that recaptured Jerusalem was the	11
283908254	Saladin	Jerusalem was captured in 1187 by	12
283908255	Constantinople	The fourth crusade managed to capture and sack the city of	13
283908256	The Crusades increased trade between the eastern and western	Mediterranean	14
283908257	anything but Melaka, Constantinople and Khanbaliq	Which city was not a major participant in long-distance trading in the immediate centuries after the year 1000 C.E.?	15
283908258	trade in Silk Road	The spread of Mongol control laid the political foundation for a surge in long-distance	16
283908259	Yangzhou	According to Marco Polo's account, he was made governor of the large trading city of	17
283908260	submit to Mongol rule or be destroyed	When Pope Innocent IV sent envoys to invite the Mongols to join in an alliance against the Muslims, the khan declined and in turn told the Christians to to what?	18
283908261	A Nestorian Christian priest who served as an envoy for the Ilkhans	Who was Rabban Sauma ?	19
283908262	John of Montecorvino	The most active of the Roman Catholic missionaries was whom?	20
283908263	Muslims	Cotton was introduced to west Africa by the	21
283908264	60 million	As a result of the bubonic plague, the population of Europe dropped from seventy-nine million in 1300 to around _____ in 1400	22
283908265	Hong Wu	he Ming dynasty was founded in 1368 by	23
283908266	establishing a gov't on the model of traditional Chinese dynasties (Confucian schools, civil service systems, no aid of chief ministers)	What was Hongwu's philosophy for ruling China ?	24
283908267	taxes____ and large ___standing armies (supported by state)	The rise of powerful states in Europe in the fifteenth century was dependent on the combination of new	25
283908268	united two wealthiest and most important iberian realms	he marriage of Fernando of Aragon and Isabel of Castile led to the establishment of what?	26
283908269	Florence	The Renaissance began in	27
283908270	Greek and Roman world	Central to Renaissance thought was a fascination with the	28
283908271	Filippo Brunelleschi	The dome on the cathedral of Florence was designed by	29
283908272	Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam	The most important of the humanistic thinkers was	30
283908273	it was possible to lead a morally virtuous life while participating actively in the affairs of the world	What did the Humanist moral philosophers believe?	31
283908274	Zheng He, Yongol____ was to China.	In regard to exploration, Prince Henrique was to Portugal what	32