Unit 5 AP World History Flashcards

3464733950	The Tang maintained an efficient communication network, which can be seen by the fact that....	emperors at Chang'an could have fresh seafood delivered from Ningbo, a city 620 miles away.	0
3464733951	Fast- ripening rice...	all of the above; was introduced to china from Vietnam, enabled cultivators to harvest two times a year, and increased food supply and supported a large population.	1
3464733952	The practice of foot binding....	placed woman of the privileged classes under male supervision.	2
3464733953	What helped China to become a great sea power under Song leadership?	the invention of the magnetic compass.	3
3464733954	The poet of the Tang who wrote of the social life in cities was....	Li Bo	4
3464733955	The Chinese term flying cash meant...	letter of credit used by merchants/banks	5
3464733956	The kowtow....	was a ritual prostration.	6
3464733957	In 757 the Tang emperors were forced to invite the Turkish Uighurs to suppress a rebellion by...	An Lushan	7
3464733958	In the seventh century C.E the Tang dynasty agreed to a political compromise with which Korean Dynasty?	Silla Dynasty	8
3464733959	When the mongols divided their empire, the only region which did not become a center for one of their khanates was	India	9
3464733960	The greatest long term impact of the Mongol unification of much of central Eurasia was the	facilitation of trade	10
3464733961	Kublai Khan's major concern in governing China was	to avoid the Mongols being assimilated by Chinese cultures and practices.	11
3464733962	The attainment of nobility status in nomadic societies was dependent upon...	the personal record of achievement by the individual.	12
3464733963	What did the Mongols do when they encountered other religions?	They encouraged tolerance and occasionally converted.	13
3464733964	The Mongols brought about greater integration among Eurasian peoples by all of the following means EXCEPT	a common state region	14
3464733965	With regard to Mongols' military strategies, they	all of the above; would travel more than 100 kilometers per day to surprise an enemy, could shoot arrows behind them while riding at a gallop, and would spare their enemies if they surrendered without resistance.	15
3464733966	In medieval Japan, professional warriors were called	Samurai	16
3464733967	The man who united all the Mongol tribes into a single confederation in 1206 was...	Chinggis Kan	17
3464733968	What was a common trade item seen in India?	Spices from southeast Asia.	18
3464733969	The bhakti movement was..	the movement that sought to erase the distinction between Hinduism and Islam	19
3464733970	The Tang plan to avoid the concentration of land in the hands of the wealthy and the resulting social unrest was called	the equal field system	20
3464733971	Foot binding was primarily practiced on	upper class woman	21
3464733972	Russia was dominated from the thirteenth through fifteenth centuries by the	Golden Horde	22
3464733973	In 1279 Khubilai Khan proclaimed what dynasty	Yuan Dynasty	23
3464733974	The east African kingdom that benefited tremendously from increased Indian Ocean trade was	Axum in Ethiopia	24
3464733975	Why build a canal when China had several major rivers?	there were no rivers going north to south.	25
3464733976	yurts	large wool tents	26
3464733977	Kumiss	alcoholic drink fermented from mare's milk	27
3464733978	Shamans	religious specialists who possessed supernatural powers.	28
3464733979	What could Shamans do?	communicated with the gods and nature spirits	29
3464733980	What became the official doctrine of Christian Asia?	Nestorianism	30
3464733981	Where did Nestorian communites grow up in?	Oases towns.	31
3464733982	What did the Saljuq Turks and byzantine empire do	they protected the Islamic world against Crusaders and brought an end to the Byzantine Empire.	32
3464733983	mobility	horses	33
3464733984	Mongol strategies	horsemanship archers mobility psychological warfare	34
3464733985	What would Chinngis Khan do if people resisted?	They got resisted.	35
3464733986	Chinggis Khan tried to open trade and diplomatic relations with who?	Saljuq leader Khawarazam shah	36
3464733987	Who was the Saljug leader Khawarazam shah?	The ruler of Persia	37
3464733988	What were the four Khanates?	The great Khan, Khanate of the Golden Horde, Chagatai Khanate, ilKhanate	38
3464733989	Who led the Golden Horde group of Mongols?	Khubilai's cousins and brothers.	39
3464733990	Who founded the Yuan Dynasty?	Khubilai Khan	40
3464733991	What were Khan's unsuccessful conquests?	Vietnam, Burma, Java, and Japan	41
3464733992	Who captured Baghdad in 1258?	Hulegu, Khubilai's brother.	42
3464733993	Describe the mongols trade.	The Mongols worked to secure trade routes and ensure safety of merchants.	43
3464733994	Where did the bubonic plague spread?	Asia and Europe.	44
3464733995	Where did bubonic plague begin?	southwest Asia	45
3464733996	What is a difference between Vietnam and China?	woman played more prominent roles in Vietnam than in China.	46
3464733997	How much power did the Emperor have in Japanese Feudalism?	None, he was a figure head like Queen Elizabeth.	47
3464733998	What was different about islam?	it was not an exclusive faith in southeast Asia.	48
3464733999	Describe Shinto:	a monotheistic religion, no founder nor sacred book, & the Shinto gods are called kami.	49