Exam 3

Front 1

After the collapse of the eastern Byzatine half of the Roman empire the western half survuved another millenium

Back 1

false

Front 2

Justinian, despit humble beginnings influenced byzantine empire

Back 2

true

Front 3

In 622, Muhammad led followers on the Hajj and marks the beginning of the calender

Back 3

False

Front 4

three and a half cnturies of regional struggle followed the fall of the Han dynasty until Yang Jian reunified country

Back 4

True

Front 5

Muhammad was a strict monotheist who displayed respect for other religions "seal of prophets"

Back 5

true

Front 6

The most impressive achievement of the Tang dynasty was the construction of the grand canal

Back 6

False

Front 7

Introduced to China as early as the 2nd century BCE, buddhism appealedto the Chinese because of its...

Back 7

True

Front 8

In the early midieval europe, the manor was a large agricultural estate cocntrolled by a lord and his deputies...

Back 8

True

Front 9

The introduction of heavy plows, watermills, crop rotation, and cultivation of new lands led to the production of and agricultural surplus sufficient to support large cities in europe

Back 9

Faslse

Front 10

Pope gregory I organized the defense of Rome against the Lombards

Back 10

False

Front 11

Which is not true of the Byzantine Empire

Back 11

E) none of the above

Front 12

The 5 pillars include

Back 12

D) all of the above

Front 13

After death of muhammad in 632

Back 13

E) all of the above

Front 14

Which is not true of the Tang Dynasty

Back 14

Technological innovation included invention of orange tang soda

Front 15

Buddhism eventually dissapeard from India

Back 15

D) all of the above

Front 16

The mainland and islands of southeast asia

Back 16

E)all of the above

Front 17

Which of the following is not true of the Charlemagne?

Back 17

His capital city was Charlesville

Front 18

The vikings were outstanding seafarers who

Back 18

E) b and c only

Front 19

In early medieval Europe, monostaries

Back 19

D) all of the above

Front 20

The Roman emperor Constantine converted to christianity and founded_________, which was ca[ital of the byzantine empire for over a thousand years

Back 20

Constantinople

Front 21

The unique mixture of political and religious authority wielded by the Byzantine emperors is known as

Back 21

caesaropapism

Front 22

Byzantines domination of trade is perhaps best shown by the fact the___________ became the standard currency

Back 22

gold bezant

Front 23

Saint Methodius and Cyril adapted the Greek alphabet to the Salvic tongue to create the_________ aplhabet

Back 23

cyrillic

Front 24

Rebellion in Persia by Abu al-Abbas brought about the end of the Umayyad dynasty and a beginning to the

Back 24

Abbasid dynasty

Front 25

The divine revelation that the prohpet muhammad received from the archangel Gabriel was ultimately collected in a text known as

Back 25

al-Quran

Front 26

The___________, stretching over 1200 miles..

Back 26

the Grand Canal

Front 27

When the last Tang emperor abdicated in 907, Song Taizu restored order and established the

Back 27

Song Dynasty

Front 28

Japan was politically fragmented until 1185 when the powerful Minamoto clan defeated their rivals and established the ____________ shogunate

Back 28

Kamakura

Front 29

Angkor, the capital city of the Khemer empire was a very large urban complex that dominated by a great centeral temple, ______, the wold's largest religous building

Back 29

Ankor wat

Front 30

After the Carolingian Empire,_______ imposed authority in Germany, and was crowned holy roman emperor by pope

Back 30

Otto of Saxony