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Terms in this set (58)The Portuguese monarchs successfully consolidated their political power by: B. granting Atlantic islands to nobles as lucrative hereditary possessions, ensuring the political loyalty of noble families and merchants. Seeing themselves as "the shadow of God" on earth, Ottoman sultans: C. funded construction of elaborate mosques. Ming officials, in contrast to rulers in Portugal and Spain, viewed maritime expansion as: C. a potential source of disorder and instability. In the fourteenth century, political stabilization in southern Europe was aided by: D. economic growth through sea trade with southwest Asia. Which of the following was a major difference between the rulers of Spain and Portugal and the Ottomans? B.The Spanish and Portuguese rulers expelled or forced the conversion of members of other religions; the Ottomans permitted those with diverse religious beliefs to remain in their territories. Populations in both China and Western Europe succumbed to the plague in large numbers because both had: B. suffered from years of famine and food shortages that had weakened the populations What environmental change is credited with forcing pastoral peoples and plague-bearing rodents into closer contact with settled agricultural villages? C. Drought in the central Asian steppe borderlands In Spain, a strong dynasty was created primarily through: A. Marriage In the late fifteenth century, Ferdinand and Isabella reacted to the Ottoman expansion by: A. using the inquisition to create a more homogeneous state Which of the following statements best describes the Ottoman rulers' stance toward regional differences within their territory? B. They were flexible and tolerant Which of the following statements best describes the early Ming dynasty? C. It had to rebuild a devastated society from the ground up after Mongol rule and plague The janissaries: A. Maintained steadfast loyalty to the sultan and lifted the autonomy of provincial rulers The Ottoman Empire conquered and absorbed much of what Christian power? C. The Byzantine Empire Which of the following was a major milestone in the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain? B. The last Muslim stronghold in Spain-Granada-fell to Christian forces To consolidate rule over their conquered empire, the Ottoman sultans: A. adopted Byzantine administrative practices while maintaining devotion to Islam. Throughout the
fourteenth century, Portuguese Christian rulers attempted to consolidate power by: C. devoting themselves to fighting the Moors.
Identify the primary reason that Renaissance culture spread throughout Europe by the late sixteenth century: B. Economic prosperity and competition between political and religious leaders Which of the following statements best explains the impact of the Black Death on the influence of the Christian church in Western Europe? B. The Black Death unleashed a wave of popular hostility toward the church To project imperial power and grandeur, the Yongle Emperor of the
Ming dynasty: A. Constructed the Forbidden City The main goal of Zheng He's voyages was to: C. Reestablish trade and collect tribute In order to reestablish political order following the crises of the fourteenth century, many dynastic rulers: A.fostered beliefs and rituals that confirmed their legitimacy, such as stating that their power had a divine source. Which of the following was the most important factor in the rise of the Ottoman Empire? C. Mongol forays into Anatolia destabilized the region Which of the following is the best description of the economic impact of the Black Death on Afro-Eurasia? D. The deaths of many farmers led to food shortages, which in turn led rapidly rising prices, work stoppages, and unrest Ming rulers strengthened their role in traditional rites and ceremonies to: B. Show that the gods favored the Ming Which of the following did the rulers of Ming China, the Ottoman Empire, and Western Europe use to unify their expanded territories? D. Artists and architects, who projected the ruler's grandeur and power Emperor Hongwu, because he distrusted state bureaucrats and wished to be seen as the guardian of his subjects, A. Entrusted management of the rural regions to local leaders The goals of European reactionaries during the Restoration period included which of the following? C. Rejection of change Why did small-scale settlements in southern Africa give way to larger states during the early nineteenth century? A. Larger states were better equipped to compete for limited land and resources Why did Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels call their theories "scientific" socialism? C. their arguments were rooted in a materialist view of history Which of the following was the most important device used by Mexicans to lure Mayans into
plantation labor? A. debt peonage forced fathers and sons to work for low wages on sugar plantations Which of the following groups supported Usman dan Fodio's revolt against the Hausa city-states? B. Fulani tribes people How did nationalist
thinkers define "the nation"? C. in terms of a common language, culture, and history Which of the following was a common factor in the Shawnee, Maya, and Indian rebellions against colonial control? C. The use of prophecy and charismatic leadership How would life in Fourier's phalanx qualify as a reform of Restoration Europe's economic order? A. All members would work at diverse tasks, for short periods of time How did the status of Islam in West Africa change after the
establishment of the Sokoto caliphate? A. it changed from a minority religion to the majority religion in the region Which
of the following was a sharp contrast between millenarian revolts such as the Taiping Rebellion and orthodox institutions? D. Millenarian revolts often had women in leadership roles Prior to the mid-nineteenth century, how did the Mayan experience of colonial rule differ from that of other indigenous Mexican peoples? ... Which of the following was the most important factor in the rise of the Ottoman Empire? Mongol forays into Anatolia destabilized the region populations in both china and Western Europe succumbed to the plague in large numbers because both had: suffered from years of famine and food shortages that had weakened the populations What was the Western European Christian chruch's response to challenges to its authority following the plague? the church demanded strict obedience and persecuted those who questioned its doctrines which of the following is the best description of the economic impact of the Black Death on afro-eurasia the deaths of many farmers led to food shortages, which in turn led to rapidly rising prices, work stoppages, and unrest The Ottoman Empire conquered and absorbed much of what Christian power the byzantine empire What did the rulers of ming china, the Ottoman Empire, and western Europe use to unify their expanded territories artists and architects, who projected the rulers grandeur and power what environmental change is creditors with forcing pastoral peoples and plague-bearing rodents into colder contact with settled agricultural villages drought in the central Asian steppe borderlands Ming officials, in contrast to rulers in Portugal and Spain, viewed maritime expansion as a potential source of disorder and instability what was a major consequence of the renaissance a network of independent, educated people who were not totally reliant on either the state or the church to project imperial power and grandeur, the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty constructed the forbidden city the group that eventually drove the mongols out of china was known as: the red turbans which of the following was a major milestone in the region of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain the last muslim stronghold in Spain-Granada- fell to the Christian forces In order to reestablish political order following the crises of the fourteenth century, many dynastic rulers: fostered beliefs and rituals that confirmed their legitimacy, such as stating that their power had a divine source Ming rulers strengthened their role in traditional rites and ceremonies to: show that the gods favored the ming Throughout the fourteenth century, Portuguese Christians rulers attempted to consolidate power by: devoting themselves to fighting the moors Why did Europeans turn for inspiration to the art and learning of classical Greece and Rome as they rebuilt society after the devastation of the plague renaissance humanism provided more scope for secular individuals to act in an expanding world In what way was the effect of the Forbidden City on the populace similar to that of Topkapi palace? both projected a sense of awe and power South Asia was less severely affected by the Black Death than were settlements along the Silk Road and Mediterranean Sea because: south asian societies had escaped the Mongol conquest and were not directly linked to mongol-controlled trade routes Seeing themselves as "the shadow of God" on earth, Ottoman sultans: funded construction of elaborate mosques In the prince, Nicole Machiavelli argued that: the main goal of the prince was holding and exercising power As a result of the Ming dynasty's abandoning support for oceanic exploration: Chinese maritime power declined and opened the way for newcomers and rivals in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia Students also viewedChapter 11 test37 terms JennaZabin Chapter 11 Quiz and Multiple Choice Test44 terms Whitney2405 HIST 182:03 Chapter 10-13149 terms m_usi98Plus Chapter 12 Test38 terms JennaZabin Sets found in the same folderHS-105 Final Study Guide Part 235 terms 1234567745 History 102 Chapter 10 Lecture Notes - Null12 terms jlvm World Civ. Ch.1151 terms amnah97 Chapter 11 test37 terms JennaZabin Other sets by this creatorChapter 12: Interventions at the Child and Parenta…35 terms Deepika_Sharmaaaa
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