Episode 6 - Chapter 12 - 17 Test Review
I was a bit rushed to release it by today so I accidentally skipped a little on the credits. I forgot to mention Olivia, for being wonderfully helpful in completing the test review. Thanks Olivia!
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Test Review
Chapters 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Additional Questions have been taken from Chapter 3, 4, & 8
Additional Questions have been taken from Chapter 3, 4, & 8
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All answers have been verified with Mr. Conrad for accuracy and factual merit.
They were elected by the senior males.
What was Mongol religious policy?
They were tolerant of religious of all beliefs.
What was the social impact of Mongol conquest in Russia?
Princes had to pay tribute and the payment bore heavily on the serfs.
What was the most significant impact of the period of the Mongol rule on Russia?
Established Moscow as the capitol for Orthodox Christianity, and as a capital. Moscow became a very powerful city which then brought wealth to Russia.
What was the most significant impact of the period of the Mongol rule on Russia?
Established Moscow as the capitol for Orthodox Christianity, and as a capital. Moscow became a very powerful city which then brought wealth to Russia.
What was the status of women during the Yuan Dynasty?
Mongol women did not adopt Chinese practices, thus stayed the same socially, but the Chinese women's status did not get better because Confucian beliefs remained.
By what year had the Arabs been virtually excluded from European trade?
AD1100
Which nation first tried to fill the void in trade following Arabic decline?
The Ming Dynasty, China
What year did the Ming Dynasty put a stop to their state-sponsored commercial voyages?
AD1433
Understand the period of the Ming Dynasty's state sponsored commercial voyages?
After expanding their trade networks with other nations, the emperor at the time blamed any and all bad things upon interactive trade with those other nations, thus drew back from the international trade network.
Renaissance culture was more concerned with ___________ compared to Medieval culture?
Humanism, earthly concerns.
What is ethnocentrism?
The tendency to look at the world from the perspective of one's own culture, example: The Chinese.
Which European monarch is most commonly associated with the concept of ABSOLUTE MONARCHY?
Louis XIV, "I am the state".
What were some of the reforms suggested by Luther?
~Bible should be translated from Latin
~No monasticism
~No Priest celibacy, priests should marry
~Faith alone could grant salvation
~No tickets into heaven (indulgences)
Which church did Henry the VIII establish?
Church of England/Anglicans/Episcopals
What was the "Edict of Nantes"?
Allowed religious tolerance in France and gave rights to Huguenots (protestant Calvinists).
Which church did Henry the VIII establish?
Church of England/Anglicans/Episcopals
What was the "Edict of Nantes"?
Allowed religious tolerance in France and gave rights to Huguenots (protestant Calvinists).
What is the proletariat?
People without access to wealth-producing property, forced to work under people
What are the characteristics of the commercial revolution of the 16th century?
Trade rose, new goods were available, involvements with merchants and markets increased. People started to make things at home.
Who proved the heliocentric theory?
Galileo, Copernicus came up with the idea and Galileo made observations which proved the theory
What is mercantilism?
"Who has more gold?", competition between nations. Government wanted to promote internal economy to improve tax revenues and to limit imports so money was not given to other nations.
What economic theory did Adam Smith propose?
The free market, he proposed this in "the wealth of nations"
What is COTTAGE INDUSTRY and how does it apply to manufacturing in the later 18th century?
Cottage Industry - People making things to sell from their homes. This was the precursor to the industrial revolution
What technological innovation was James Kay credited with?
The "flying shuttle," it "permitted the automatic crossing of threads on looms"
Who were the first Europeans to begin maritime exploration?
Portuguese
What region of the Americas was claimed by Portugal?
Brazil, the east coast of South America
Describe the state of religion in Africa during the post-classical period?
No dominant religion, no one religion which united Africa. The major religions (Islam, Christianity) were present, but none of them had superiority. Animistic beliefs were common.
What was the major drawback to African trade with other civilizations?
Africa exported raw materials to other places, which discourages industrialized economy.
What region of Africa was first converted to Islam by AD 700?
North east Africa, specifically Egypt.
How was the Qin different from the Zhou?
~Qin- centralized government
~Zhou- ruled through regional nobles
Know the differences between Confucianism, Taoism, and Legalism...
~Confucianism: Social hierarchy,
~Taoism: Spiritual/Nature-based,
~Legalism: Strict obedience to the law.
What was the Socratic method?
Inquiry, questions and answers
Describe the Greek and Roman ways of agriculture, politics, laws and Greek democracy...
Greek democracy: Assemblies for all citizens (white males) to participate and vote on issues. Only found in Athens.
Greek law: Law was lightly constructed.
Greek politics: City-states, no unifying government
Roman law: Heavily used to balance the defense of private property, w/ protection or poor citizens. Basically protecting the accused in a fair trail.
Roman politics: Roman aristocracy first produced a Republic, then later Rome became an EMPIRE. Heavily military-based... and other stuff
Greek law: Law was lightly constructed.
Greek politics: City-states, no unifying government
Roman law: Heavily used to balance the defense of private property, w/ protection or poor citizens. Basically protecting the accused in a fair trail.
Roman politics: Roman aristocracy first produced a Republic, then later Rome became an EMPIRE. Heavily military-based... and other stuff
Greek/Roman agriculture: Both started using commercial agriculture, farmers began becoming laborers on estates of landlords
Roman: used Africa for wheat, Greece/Italy for olives and grapes
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Austin
12/04/2008
Ok, so here is the deal. If you need help on the review, or you know the answer to something, post it here. Also if you don't understand a concept, ask for an explanation. Think of it like "group work". Ok I'll start,
Q: How did Mongols select their rulers?
A: They were Elected
and,
Q: Who proved the heliocentric theory?
A: ????Help???
Q: How did Mongols select their rulers?
A: They were Elected
and,
Q: Who proved the heliocentric theory?
A: ????Help???
Austin
12/04/2008
Testing testing
Olivia
12/04/2008
I think it is Copernicus.
Look on page 370 at the bottom in the left column.
Look on page 370 at the bottom in the left column.
Olivia
12/04/2008
The heliocentric theory, from what I read online, basically says that the sun is in the center of the universe.
Austin
12/04/2008
Ohhhh, ok, I think it was Copernicus. Maybe the question meant "who proved the heliocentric theory WRONG". That makes sense. Thanks!
Here's another:
Q: Renaissance Culture was more concerned with _____ compared to the Medieval culture
A: Humanism, they focused more on humankind as a center for artistic and intellectual pursuits.
Medieval culture was centered heavily on religion
Here's another:
Q: Renaissance Culture was more concerned with _____ compared to the Medieval culture
A: Humanism, they focused more on humankind as a center for artistic and intellectual pursuits.
Medieval culture was centered heavily on religion
Olivia
12/04/2008
Q: What economic theory did Adam Smith propose?
A: "Wealth of Nations" (Page 376, right column)
I think.
Or is it asking what specifically did he mention in the book?
A: "Wealth of Nations" (Page 376, right column)
I think.
Or is it asking what specifically did he mention in the book?
Austin
12/04/2008
I think it meant more specifically what it said.
Austin
12/04/2008
The "Wealth of Nations" Had a lot to do with the idea of "free market"...maybe that is what it is asking for?
Kathrine
12/05/2008
Q: How did the Mongols elect their rulers? I don't know, maybe I missed it, but I sure can't find it.
Austin
9:22 - 12/05/08
Testing New Time System