AP World Exam (Units 1-9)
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Economy in the Islamic States (Abbasids) (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-At first the Islamic
states did well in trade, but slowly the trade shifted from Baghdad up north and they could no
longer produce enough food or maintain infrastructure
Innovations in Islam (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Islamic scholars translated Aristotle
and other Greek thinkers in Arabic, studied mathematics, learned how to make paper, and made
medical advances. They also spread libraries, schools, literature, and poetry. Sufis became
popular (a group similar to Muslims who believed in certain ideas and introspection that had to
be seperate from learning the Quran)
What was Islam like in relation to Europe? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Islamic rule
moved to Spain and Europe in 711 CE. They influenced Europe in science, mathematics, and
medicine. Without them, the Renaissance wouldn't have happened. Islam did not have a
problem with technology and mathematics in relation to their religion, while Europe did.
Major States in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Delhi Sultanate: Northern Muslim
Empire; South Asia was not united, the north and south were different, there was a lot of
smaller kingdoms
Social System in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-caste system - it lent stability to a
politically decentralized land, Caste is a reflection of your previous life; lots of discrimination
,Religion in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Buddhism and Hinduism, many were
wanting to convert to Islam when it came around because they believed converting would raise
their social class. Most converts to Islam were Buddhists, Islam made Buddhism a minority
religion in its place of birth.
Interactions with Environment South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-irrigation,
agriculture, situated along ocean trade routes
Sea-Based Empires in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Srivijaya Empire (670-
1025) Hindu kingdom on Sumatra, built up navy, charged fees for ships travelling between India
and China
Majapahit Kingdom (1293-1520) Buddhist kingdom on Java, had 98 tributaries, controlled sea
routes
Land-Based Empires in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Sinhala Dynasty - In Sri
Lanka, center of Buddhist studies, 3rd century BCE, reservoirs and canals provided good
irrigation systems which contributed to economic growth, conflicts between monarchy and
priests weakened kingdoms
Khmer Empire - (802-1431) located near Mekong River, irrigation and drainage systems led to
economic prosperity, Hindu at first, slowly added Buddhism
Religions in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Islam, Sufis (Missionary work),
Hinduism, Buddhism (Indian religions)
Trade in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Trade influenced religion, gold, silver,
metal goods, textiles were traded for spices
,Who were the Bantu and why were they important? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Bantu
tribes migrated across southern Africa, spreading agriculture, ironworking, language and culture
to those areas.
Bantu groups migrated to the East African coast and interacted with Arab traders, resulting in
Swahili city-states for Indian Ocean trade.
6 more Important Empires in Africa (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Kingdom of Ghana - first
great Trade State of West Africa
Hausa Kingdoms - 7 ethnic city-states in modern Nigeria, they lacked central authority
Kingdom of Mali - Capital of Timbuktu, were built on the Gold and Salt Trade
Kingdom of Songhai - South of Niger River, gained control of trade in West Africa with the
conquest of Timbuktu and Jenne in 1464
Great Zimbabwe - major kingdom in southern Africa: it prospered from trade with Muslim
merchants on the coast of the Indian Ocean
Swahili City-States - grew into a strand of trade port city-states, grew quite wealthy from trade
with India, China, and West Africa
How did Africa keep some of their native traditions? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-African
societies that adopted Islam and kept many of their traditions - music, visual arts, and stories
were important parts of culture (free time), song lyrics communicated with the spiritual world,
storytellers held lots of power
New Religions in Africa (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Islam - monotheistic and most of the
African population was polytheistic, so that was a challenge
, Christianity - monotheistic and stayed mostly in Ethiopia
These blended with traditional African religions (Christianity: amulets, spirits; Islam: women had
more freedoms)
Africa's effect on the Global Economy (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Indian Ocean slave trade
between Africa and the Middle East lasted into the 20th century, Trans-Saharan trade routes
made kingdoms extremely rich
What were two important trade systems Africa was a part of? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-
Trans-Saharan trade routes and the Indian Ocean slave trade
What institution played the largest role in European society? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-
The Roman Catholic Church played the most important role because there was no other
institution with as much authority in Europe. For example, all of the art was religious so that the
illiterate could learn about religion.
The Crusades (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Crusades were when Europeans invaded
Dar al Islam/The Abbasids in order to take back the Holy Land (Jerusalem). They were important
because they brought back a lot of ideas from the lands and increased trade (merchants came
in contact with each other). One long0term effect was increased interest in Eastern luxury goods
and technology
Gender Roles in Europe (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Women had very little rights,
especially as it became more urban. They could become nuns or artisans, but were usually
uneducated.
Social System in Europe (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Feudalism
King - gave land to the nobles, nobles gave the king money and soldiers
Nobles - gave land to the knights, got protection from knights
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Economy in the Islamic States (Abbasids) (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-At first the Islamic
states did well in trade, but slowly the trade shifted from Baghdad up north and they could no
longer produce enough food or maintain infrastructure
Innovations in Islam (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Islamic scholars translated Aristotle
and other Greek thinkers in Arabic, studied mathematics, learned how to make paper, and made
medical advances. They also spread libraries, schools, literature, and poetry. Sufis became
popular (a group similar to Muslims who believed in certain ideas and introspection that had to
be seperate from learning the Quran)
What was Islam like in relation to Europe? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Islamic rule
moved to Spain and Europe in 711 CE. They influenced Europe in science, mathematics, and
medicine. Without them, the Renaissance wouldn't have happened. Islam did not have a
problem with technology and mathematics in relation to their religion, while Europe did.
Major States in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Delhi Sultanate: Northern Muslim
Empire; South Asia was not united, the north and south were different, there was a lot of
smaller kingdoms
Social System in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-caste system - it lent stability to a
politically decentralized land, Caste is a reflection of your previous life; lots of discrimination
,Religion in South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Buddhism and Hinduism, many were
wanting to convert to Islam when it came around because they believed converting would raise
their social class. Most converts to Islam were Buddhists, Islam made Buddhism a minority
religion in its place of birth.
Interactions with Environment South Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-irrigation,
agriculture, situated along ocean trade routes
Sea-Based Empires in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Srivijaya Empire (670-
1025) Hindu kingdom on Sumatra, built up navy, charged fees for ships travelling between India
and China
Majapahit Kingdom (1293-1520) Buddhist kingdom on Java, had 98 tributaries, controlled sea
routes
Land-Based Empires in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Sinhala Dynasty - In Sri
Lanka, center of Buddhist studies, 3rd century BCE, reservoirs and canals provided good
irrigation systems which contributed to economic growth, conflicts between monarchy and
priests weakened kingdoms
Khmer Empire - (802-1431) located near Mekong River, irrigation and drainage systems led to
economic prosperity, Hindu at first, slowly added Buddhism
Religions in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Islam, Sufis (Missionary work),
Hinduism, Buddhism (Indian religions)
Trade in Southeast Asia (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Trade influenced religion, gold, silver,
metal goods, textiles were traded for spices
,Who were the Bantu and why were they important? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Bantu
tribes migrated across southern Africa, spreading agriculture, ironworking, language and culture
to those areas.
Bantu groups migrated to the East African coast and interacted with Arab traders, resulting in
Swahili city-states for Indian Ocean trade.
6 more Important Empires in Africa (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Kingdom of Ghana - first
great Trade State of West Africa
Hausa Kingdoms - 7 ethnic city-states in modern Nigeria, they lacked central authority
Kingdom of Mali - Capital of Timbuktu, were built on the Gold and Salt Trade
Kingdom of Songhai - South of Niger River, gained control of trade in West Africa with the
conquest of Timbuktu and Jenne in 1464
Great Zimbabwe - major kingdom in southern Africa: it prospered from trade with Muslim
merchants on the coast of the Indian Ocean
Swahili City-States - grew into a strand of trade port city-states, grew quite wealthy from trade
with India, China, and West Africa
How did Africa keep some of their native traditions? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-African
societies that adopted Islam and kept many of their traditions - music, visual arts, and stories
were important parts of culture (free time), song lyrics communicated with the spiritual world,
storytellers held lots of power
New Religions in Africa (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Islam - monotheistic and most of the
African population was polytheistic, so that was a challenge
, Christianity - monotheistic and stayed mostly in Ethiopia
These blended with traditional African religions (Christianity: amulets, spirits; Islam: women had
more freedoms)
Africa's effect on the Global Economy (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Indian Ocean slave trade
between Africa and the Middle East lasted into the 20th century, Trans-Saharan trade routes
made kingdoms extremely rich
What were two important trade systems Africa was a part of? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-
Trans-Saharan trade routes and the Indian Ocean slave trade
What institution played the largest role in European society? (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-
The Roman Catholic Church played the most important role because there was no other
institution with as much authority in Europe. For example, all of the art was religious so that the
illiterate could learn about religion.
The Crusades (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-The Crusades were when Europeans invaded
Dar al Islam/The Abbasids in order to take back the Holy Land (Jerusalem). They were important
because they brought back a lot of ideas from the lands and increased trade (merchants came
in contact with each other). One long0term effect was increased interest in Eastern luxury goods
and technology
Gender Roles in Europe (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Women had very little rights,
especially as it became more urban. They could become nuns or artisans, but were usually
uneducated.
Social System in Europe (1200-1450) - CORRECT ANSWER-Feudalism
King - gave land to the nobles, nobles gave the king money and soldiers
Nobles - gave land to the knights, got protection from knights
