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How did saddles and stirrups primarily contribute to the expansion of trade along the Silk Roads?

  • They allowed merchants to carry a wider variety of goods on each journey.
  • They improved the efficiency of horses, enabling them to travel longer distances. (correct)
  • They provided greater protection to merchants from bandits and harsh weather conditions.
  • They decreased the cost of transporting goods, making trade more accessible.
  • What role did the Sogdians play in the spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads?

  • They funded the construction of Buddhist monasteries along trade routes.
  • They directly introduced Buddhism to India.
  • They translated Buddhist texts, facilitating the religion's spread into China. (correct)
  • They developed a syncretic religion that blended Buddhist and Zoroastrian beliefs.
  • Which factor primarily made the Sea Roads more suitable for trading bulk goods compared to the Silk Roads?

  • Sea routes were less susceptible to weather-related disruptions.
  • Ships had a larger carrying capacity than pack animals. (correct)
  • Naval technology provided better protection against piracy.
  • Maritime trade was less regulated, allowing for greater efficiency.
  • What economic advantage did the Sea Roads have over the Silk Roads?

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    How did the spread of diseases like the bubonic plague along the Silk Roads ultimately affect Eurasian populations?

    <p>It resulted in long-term immunity, altering demographic patterns over time. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the discovery of gold resources most significantly contribute to state-building in West Africa during the Sand Roads era?

    <p>It enabled states like Ghana to generate revenue through taxation of gold and trade, consolidating political power. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the relationship between Srivijaya and the growth of commerce in Southeast Asia?

    <p>Srivijaya strategically used its involvement in oceanic commerce to build a strong, centralized state. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the most significant economic consequence of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca?

    <p>It caused short-term economic instability in the region due to the oversupply of gold. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the introduction of Arabian Camels most significantly affect trade across the Sahara Desert?

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    How did the construction of the Grand Canal impact China during and after the Sui Dynasty?

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    Which of the following best describes the political structure of the Mayan civilization?

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    What was a primary characteristic of the Niger River Valley civilization that distinguished it from contemporaneous civilizations like Egypt or Rome?

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    How did the migration of the Bantu people impact the continent of Africa?

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    What critical factor influenced agricultural practices in the Andes Mountains?

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    What was the primary reason for the lack of success during Japan's Nara Period, which subsequently led to feudalism?

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    What was a significant economic foundation of the Mayan civilization?

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    In the Japanese feudal system, what was the primary function of the Samurai?

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    Which statement accurately reflects a key difference between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres during the period discussed?

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    How did Chinese technological advancements impact the spread of religion in Eurasia?

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    What was a major consequence of trade along routes like the Silk Road?

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    What role did Buddhism play in China after the decline of the Han dynasty?

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    What characterized the trade along the Silk Roads?

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    How did the Moche civilization differ from the preceding Chavin civilization?

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    Which Chinese invention directly contributed to the development of cannons?

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    What is a shared characteristic of both the Mayan and Niger River Valley civilizations?

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    How did the resurgence of Confucianism impact Chinese society?

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    Why was there a mutual interest in trade between China and the northern nomadic groups?

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    How did Korea maintain its political identity while participating in China's tribute system?

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    Which action taken by Korea demonstrates a move toward greater cultural independence from China?

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    What aspect of Vietnamese society was least affected by Chinese influence?

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    Why did Vietnam rebel against Chinese rule during the Tang Dynasty?

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    How did Japan's geographical location influence its relationship with China?

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    What was the primary goal of Japan during the Nara Period in relation to China?

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    Which statement accurately reflects the impact of Alexander the Great's military campaigns?

    <p>They facilitated the spread of Greek culture, blending it with local customs in a new Hellenistic synthesis. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the structure of the Roman Republic differ from that of the subsequent Roman Empire?

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    Which of the following factors contributed most significantly to the downfall of the Roman Empire?

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    How did Roman engineering achievements, such as roads and aqueducts, impact the empire?

    <p>They facilitated trade, transportation, and public health, contributing to the empire's integration and prosperity. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the Mandate of Heaven during the Zhou Dynasty?

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    How did the implementation of Legalism during the Qin Dynasty impact Chinese society?

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    What was the most significant difference between the Shang and Zhou dynasties?

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    Which philosophical tradition had the greatest influence on the Han Dynasty?

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    What was the key difference between the Mauryan and Gupta Empires in India?

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    In what significant way did the Gupta Empire's contributions impact later societies?

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    What are the five basic relationships in Confucianism, and what do they show about society at the time?

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    How did Octavian contribute to the transformation of Rome from a republic to an empire?

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    How did the Hellenistic culture spread throughout the world?

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    What was the main purpose of building the chinese language system during the Shang Dynasty?

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    What was a major factor that allowed the Han Dynasty's population to increase dramatically?

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    Flashcards

    Silk Roads

    A network of trade routes connecting East and West, facilitating exchange of goods and ideas.

    Impact of Saddles and Stirrups

    Improved long-distance trade by allowing horses to carry more weight and travel further.

    Buddhism on Silk Roads

    Buddhism spread through trade routes, introduced by Indian merchants and monks to Asia.

    Bubonic Plague

    A deadly disease that spread via trade routes, leading to massive population loss in Europe.

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    Sea Roads

    Trade routes that favored maritime transport, allowing for bulk goods and lower costs.

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    Niger River

    A river known for its gold, trade, and wealth without centralized government.

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    Teo Tihuacan

    An ancient Mesoamerican city known for its big cities and green obsidian, but lacked a writing system.

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    Mayan Agriculture

    Mayan economy relied on high agricultural production with maize, squash, and beans.

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    City-States

    The Mayans were divided into city-states, each with its own ruler and decentralized government.

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    Mayan Achievements

    Significant contributions include a writing system, calendar, concept of zero, and water management.

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    Andes Mountains

    A diverse geographical region in South America where potatoes are native.

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    Bantu Migration

    Migratory society that spread agricultural practices, tools, and language across Africa.

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    Trade Positives

    Benefits of trade include new technology, economic changes, cultural spread, and enhanced relationships.

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    Regional Trade

    Trade that occurs within a specific area, as opposed to local or hemispheric trade.

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    Alexander the Great

    A king who expanded Greek culture and conquered Persia.

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    Hellenistic Era

    Period after Alexander's death characterized by a mix of cultures.

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    Punic Wars

    Conflicts between Rome and Carthage for control of Sicily.

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    Julius Caesar

    Military leader and dictator who expanded the Senate.

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    Pax Romana

    A 200-year period of peace and stability in Rome.

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    Downfall of the Roman Empire

    Decline due to class conflict, disease, and invasions.

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    Shang Dynasty

    Chinese dynasty known for its farming, trade, and kings.

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    Zhou Dynasty

    Followed Shang; established Mandate of Heaven.

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    Qin Dynasty

    First dynasty to unify China using Legalism.

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    Legalism

    Philosophy advocating strict laws and harsh punishments.

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    Confucianism

    Philosophy based on respect and hierarchy in relationships.

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    Mauryan Empire

    An early Indian empire known for tolerance and Buddhism.

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    Gupta Empire

    Smaller than Mauryan, known as the Golden Age of India.

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    Five Good Emperors

    A succession of five beneficial rulers in Rome.

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    Srivijaya

    A powerful state in Southeast Asia that linked commerce and governance.

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    Gold in West Africa

    A significant trade item that led to the rise of powerful states like Ghana and Mali.

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    Mansa Musa

    Emperor of Mali known for his pilgrimage and excessive gold distribution, affecting the economy.

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    Grand Canal

    A major public works project by the Sui Dynasty linking northern and southern China.

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    Sand Roads Trade

    Routes in West Africa for trading gold, salt, and slaves across the Sahara.

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    Feudalism

    A system where land is exchanged for protection and service, common in Japan after the Nara Period.

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    Japanese Social Hierarchy

    A structure in medieval Japan with Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Farmers, Merchants.

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    Nara Period Challenges

    Japan faced political instability and lack of success, leading to social changes.

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    Chinese Technological Impact

    Chinese inventions like paper and gunpowder influenced Eurasia and religion spread.

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    Buddhism's Role in China

    Buddhism brought stability and comfort during societal collapse post-Han dynasty.

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    Patriarchy in China

    A societal structure where men hold primary power, intensified by Confucianism.

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    China's Tribute System

    A system where neighboring states had to show respect to trade with China.

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    Korean Cultural Independence

    Korea maintained political ideology while engaging in China's tribute system.

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    Vietnam's Political Independence

    Vietnam achieved independence while adopting Chinese administrative techniques.

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    Confucianism's Impact on Korean Women

    Confucian values imposed restrictions, negatively affecting women's rights in Korea.

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    Hangul

    A phonetic alphabet developed in Korea to support its distinct language.

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    Nara Period in Japan

    A time when Japan sought to emulate Chinese culture for perceived benefits.

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    Vietnam as Vassal State

    Vietnam maintained connections with China while holding some independence.

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