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One of Musa’s notable characteristics was that he

A
expanded the empire of Ghana to its greatest size.
B
ruled as the first Muslim emperor.
C
spread his immense wealth to the people he ruled.
D
consolidated his empire from provinces into a single nation.
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Which brought an end to the great West African empires?

A
an increase in countries producing their own goods and not needing to trade
B
the arrival of Christianity and the decline of Islam
C
enemy nations using sophisticated warfare to overpower the outdated tactics of the empire
D
emperors being unable to further the development of technology and learning
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Study the photo that shows the Taj Mahal.

Question illustration
A
Byzantine architecture.
B
Ottoman architecture.
C
Gupta architecture.
D
Mughal architecture.
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In general, the Mughal Empire supported

A
women’s rights.
B
religious tolerance.
C
artistic advancements.
D
Christian beliefs.
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Why did the Roman Empire produce more coins?

A
to maintain a low rate of inflation
B
to increase individual buying power
C
to address a high rate of inflation
D
to fund the government and the military
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Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were known as the Kingdoms of

A
Salt and Silk.
B
Jewels and Tea.
C
Gold and Jewels.
D
Salt and Gold.
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Which was an unintended result of Musa’s pilgrimage to Mecca?

A
Musa successfully brought Islam to European and Middle Eastern nations.
B
Europeans developed an increased desire to explore African wealth.
C
Middle Eastern nations benefited from the wealth Musa brought with him.
D
Because he was a powerful figure, Musa inspired others to make a pilgrimage.
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A contribution by Justinian I to the Byzantine Empire was

A
improving science and technology.
B
creating a legal system.
C
promoting rights for women.
D
promoting rights for slaves.
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What role did the Bantu have in the development of Swahili culture?

A
They dominated the culture along the coast.
B
They spread the culture throughout western Africa.
C
They brought elements of Islam into the culture.
D
They influenced changes in language and culture.
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What was adopted directly from China by Japan?

A
a calendar system
B
religious shrines
C
a written language
D
the feudal system
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Before the split in 1054, the leaders of the Eastern Church and the Western Church were

A
the Patriarch and the Pope.
B
Justinian I and the Pope.
C
the Pope and Theodora.
D
the Patriarch and Theodora.
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To protect its frontiers, the Roman Empire depended on mercenaries. What is a mercenary?

A
a soldier who fights only for pay
B
a treaty with a neighboring territory
C
a military division that patrols borders
D
a neighboring tribe
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How did the Ottoman Empire change the city of Constantinople?

A
The Empire changed the city’s name to Istanbul, made it an academic center, and burned all churches to the ground.
B
The Empire changed the city’s name to Mecca, made it an academic center, and converted an important church into a mosque.
C
The Empire changed the city’s name to Mecca, made it the capital, and turned an important church into the Taj Mahal.
D
The Empire changed the city’s name to Istanbul, made it the capital, and turned an important church into a mosque.
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When looking at the feudal system, which is a notable difference between Japanese Samurai and European Knights?

A
Japanese Samurai were not considered part of the higher class.
B
European Knights were not part of the military.
C
Japanese Samurai were highly educated.
D
European Knights were highly qualified government leaders.
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One way Diocletian brought short-term order to Rome involved

A
giving half of the empire to Germanic tribes.
B
executing enemies who spoke against the empire.
C
dividing the empire into eastern and western regions.
D
implementing a new monetary system in the empire.
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The Swahili Coast was a marketplace for traders from which locations? Select four options.ArabiaAsiaAustraliaNorth AfricaPersiaSouth America

A
Arabia
B
Asia
C
Australia
D
North Africa
E
Persia
F
South America
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Rome faced constant attack after the Pax Romana because its army

A
was becoming less loyal to the emperor.
B
was becoming more loyal to the emperor.
C
had trouble paying mercenaries to fight.
D
had trouble finding mercenaries to fight.
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Which characteristics did early Japanese, Chinese, and Korean civilizations share?

A
They were friendly nations that shared culture and customs.
B
They were neighboring nations that shared a common religion.
C
They were neighboring countries that shared a common history.
D
They were countries with dissimilar culture and customs.
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Which era began in Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire?

A
the Middle Ages
B
the Enlightenment
C
the Golden Age
D
the Renaissance
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A shogun would most likely be found

A
on the battlefield.
B
at the Kabuki theatre.
C
in the imperial palace.
D
at a Shinto temple.

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