1. Which of the following best describes the pattern c. gradual di�usion of reli-
shown on this map? (ik you can't see the map but it's gion
on p. 49 of book)
a. Independent development of religion
b. Di�erentiation of religious concepts
c. Gradual di�usion of religion
d. Variations of beliefs within a region
2. Which of the following is an accurate comparison of a. Both challenged the
Christianity and Buddhism by ca. 500 CE? predominant religion in
their places of origin
a. Both challenged the predominant religion in their
places of origin
b. No changes were made in either religion's teachings
as they spread
c. Both had one recognized earthly leader who defend-
ed the faith of the founding deity
d. Neither used violent force to add converts to faith
3. As Christianity and Buddhism spread throughout Eura- b. Christianity and Bud-
sia, which of these social in uences did they both dhism o�ered women an
have? escape from tradition-
al gender roles through
a. Christianity and Buddhism favored the elites of so- monastic living
ciety in their teachings on achieving a good afterlife
b. Christianity and Buddhism o�ered women an es-
cape from traditional gender roles through monastic
living
c. Christianity and Buddhism promoted the violent up-
heaval of traditional social structures
d. Buddhism and Christianity encouraged women to
, challenge the spiritual authority of their husbands and
fathers.
4. The sentiments expressed in the excerpt above are d. Order in society and
best illustrated by which of the following tenets of government comes from
Confucianism? (ik the except isn't here, it's on page 49) the promotion of proper
rituals and behavior
a. Strict laws and governments are the best way to
achieve social order
b. Order in society and government comes from look-
ing toward the relationship between humans and na-
ture
c. The only way to achieve social order is through the
elimination of desire
d. Order in society and government comes from the
promotion of proper rituals and behavior
5. Which of the following describes the rise of confucian- d. The han emperor made
ism as the dominant political philosophy in classical confucianism the o cial
china? state policy
a. Confucianism's promise of a joyful afterlife attracted
manu political elites
b. A series of peasant rebellions were led by confucius
c. The mandate of heaven required that confucianism
be accepted by political elites
d. The han emperor made confucianism the o cial
state policy
6. The rst through fourth crusades (1095-1204) involved a. Southwest Asia
the Byzantine empire, muslim states, and western eu-
rope through a series of con icts over what world re-
gion?
, a. Southwest Asia
b. East Africa
c. Southeast Asia
d. Northwest Africa
7. Which of the following comparisons between the c. Like the song dynasty,
byzantine empire and the other empires is most his- the byzantine empire built
torically accurate? on the legacy of an earlier
empire
a. Like the russian empire, the byzantine empire was
short-lived
b. As in the abbasid caliphate, religious leaders in the
byzantine empire were polytheistic
c. Like the song dynasty, the byzantine empire built on
the legacy of an earlier empire
d. Like the ottoman empire, the byzantine empire de-
clined and fell quickly
8. Based on the map above and your knowledge of world a. Catholic christianity was
history, which of the following was true by the thir- expanding in western eu-
teenth century? (map on p. 105) rope
a. Catholic christianity was expanding in western eu-
rope
b. The holy roman empire controlled all of catholic
europe
c. The seljuk turks controlled most of the muslim
world
d. Europe saw a decreasing amount of trade with the
muslim world
9.
shown on this map? (ik you can't see the map but it's gion
on p. 49 of book)
a. Independent development of religion
b. Di�erentiation of religious concepts
c. Gradual di�usion of religion
d. Variations of beliefs within a region
2. Which of the following is an accurate comparison of a. Both challenged the
Christianity and Buddhism by ca. 500 CE? predominant religion in
their places of origin
a. Both challenged the predominant religion in their
places of origin
b. No changes were made in either religion's teachings
as they spread
c. Both had one recognized earthly leader who defend-
ed the faith of the founding deity
d. Neither used violent force to add converts to faith
3. As Christianity and Buddhism spread throughout Eura- b. Christianity and Bud-
sia, which of these social in uences did they both dhism o�ered women an
have? escape from tradition-
al gender roles through
a. Christianity and Buddhism favored the elites of so- monastic living
ciety in their teachings on achieving a good afterlife
b. Christianity and Buddhism o�ered women an es-
cape from traditional gender roles through monastic
living
c. Christianity and Buddhism promoted the violent up-
heaval of traditional social structures
d. Buddhism and Christianity encouraged women to
, challenge the spiritual authority of their husbands and
fathers.
4. The sentiments expressed in the excerpt above are d. Order in society and
best illustrated by which of the following tenets of government comes from
Confucianism? (ik the except isn't here, it's on page 49) the promotion of proper
rituals and behavior
a. Strict laws and governments are the best way to
achieve social order
b. Order in society and government comes from look-
ing toward the relationship between humans and na-
ture
c. The only way to achieve social order is through the
elimination of desire
d. Order in society and government comes from the
promotion of proper rituals and behavior
5. Which of the following describes the rise of confucian- d. The han emperor made
ism as the dominant political philosophy in classical confucianism the o cial
china? state policy
a. Confucianism's promise of a joyful afterlife attracted
manu political elites
b. A series of peasant rebellions were led by confucius
c. The mandate of heaven required that confucianism
be accepted by political elites
d. The han emperor made confucianism the o cial
state policy
6. The rst through fourth crusades (1095-1204) involved a. Southwest Asia
the Byzantine empire, muslim states, and western eu-
rope through a series of con icts over what world re-
gion?
, a. Southwest Asia
b. East Africa
c. Southeast Asia
d. Northwest Africa
7. Which of the following comparisons between the c. Like the song dynasty,
byzantine empire and the other empires is most his- the byzantine empire built
torically accurate? on the legacy of an earlier
empire
a. Like the russian empire, the byzantine empire was
short-lived
b. As in the abbasid caliphate, religious leaders in the
byzantine empire were polytheistic
c. Like the song dynasty, the byzantine empire built on
the legacy of an earlier empire
d. Like the ottoman empire, the byzantine empire de-
clined and fell quickly
8. Based on the map above and your knowledge of world a. Catholic christianity was
history, which of the following was true by the thir- expanding in western eu-
teenth century? (map on p. 105) rope
a. Catholic christianity was expanding in western eu-
rope
b. The holy roman empire controlled all of catholic
europe
c. The seljuk turks controlled most of the muslim
world
d. Europe saw a decreasing amount of trade with the
muslim world
9.
