Question

Why did Muslim people in the Middle East and other parts of Asia experience hardship during the time of the European Middle Ages? A. Central Asian armies under the Mongols repeatedly invaded and conquered parts of the Muslim world. B. Threats of disease from East Asia and attacks by western European Jews made life hard. C. Attempts to force Muslims to convert to Christianity resulted in imprisonment or slavery for thousands. D. High taxes and lives as serfs took a heavy toll on the Muslim people.

Answer 1

C. Attempts to force Muslims to convert to Christianity resulted in imprisonment or slavery for thousands.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No problem. And don't forget to close the question! :-)

Answer 4

can you help with this one?

Answer 5

Under which Muslim empire were people most likely to experience cultural and religious toleration?


A.
Mughal Empire


B.
Safavid Empire


C.
Ottoman Empire

Answer 6

Yes, just give me a sec.

Answer 7

C. Ottoman Empire

Answer 8

The Ottoman empire, because they accepted other religions, knowing not everyone had the same beliefs

Answer 9

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Answer 10

The ruler of which Muslim empire created an enormous legal code for his empire?


A.
Safavid Empire


B.
Ottoman Empire


C.
Mughal Empire

Answer 11

B.
Ottoman Empire

Answer 12

In which Muslim empire did artisans produce beautiful rugs and pottery?


A.
Ottoman Empire


B.
Safavid Empire


C.
Mughal Empire

Answer 13

C.
Mughal Empire because they had artisans that produced beautiful rugs and pottery.

Answer 14

In which empire did architects design domed buildings decorated with colored tiles such as the Taj Mahal?


A.
Safavid Empire


B.
Ottoman Empire


C.
Mughal Empire

Answer 15

B. Mughal Empire

Answer 16

Which was Ismail known for?


A.
He conquered Persia in the early sixteenth century, became shah, and founded the Safavid Empire.


B.
He copied the Ottoman way of waging war and expanded his empire's size and influence.


C.


He invaded northern India in the 1520s and established the Mughal Empire.


D.
He established the Ottoman Empire and decreed a new, vast code of law.

Answer 17

A.
He conquered Persia in the early sixteenth century, became shah, and founded the Safavid Empire.

Answer 18

What was the Muslim ruler Akbar known for?


A.
promoting the arts and building a magnificent monument to honor his wife


B.
mandating religious and cultural tolerance throughout his empire


C.
learning from the Ottoman way of waging war and conquering vast territory


D.
writing poetry and a new code of law for his empire

Answer 19

B

Answer 20

Which leader of a Muslim empire ordered a new code of laws for his empire and oversaw construction of a stunning mosque in the capital at Istanbul?


A.
Babur


B.
Süleyman


C.
Osman


D.
Ismail

Answer 21

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Answer 22

C. Osman

Answer 23

What Muslim ruler, born a nomad, controlled an empire that eventually spanned three continents - Asia, Africa, and Europe?



A.
Abbas I


B.
Osman


C.
Ismail


D.
Suleyman

Answer 24

Why did the Ottoman and Safavid empires face frequent conflict with each other?


A.


They fought repeatedly over territorial expansion in India.


B.
They both wanted to monopolize trade networks in Africa and Asia.


C.
Their rulers were often from different branches of one family and competed for leadership roles.


D.
The population of one empire was largely Sunni Muslim while the population of the other was mostly Shi'a.

Answer 25

B.
Osman

Answer 26

A.


They fought repeatedly over territorial expansion in India.

Answer 27

dynasty in China are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.



A.


Most Ming emperors welcomed the Chinese people into their capital and court.


B.


The first Ming emperor disbanded the corrupt civil service.


C.


Zhu Yuanzhang, a peasant, rose to become the first Ming emperor and defeated the Mongols.


D.


The capital was moved north to the city of Beijing, which was rebuilt.


E.


Expeditions to explore and trade were sponsored and encouraged by the early Mings.

Answer 28

Which statements about political achievements under the Ming

Answer 29

Which artistic achievements occurred under the Ming dynasty in China?

Choose all answers that are correct.



A.


flowers, birds, and phoenixes painted on plates and vases


B.


pictures of religious figures on wood


C.


realistic marble statues of famous people


D.


superb porcelain, using a variety of colors—especially blue

Answer 30

B. The first Ming emperor disbanded the corrupt civil service. AND

E. Expeditions to explore and trade were sponsored and encouraged by the early Mings.

Answer 31

"Which statements about political achievements under the Ming", Please provide the options.

Answer 32

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Answer 33

Oh, I see. Lol.

Answer 34

:P

Answer 35

A. flowers, birds, and phoenixes painted on plates and vases

All other choices were from Japan.

Answer 36

Which description best fits the term bushido?



A.
Members of the royal court followed the code which called for scholarship and skills in conversation and the arts.


B.
The way of the warrior required devotion to duty and absolute bravery and loyalty.


C.


The rules for warfare made no provision for honesty or honor on the battlefield.


D.
The laws for daimyos required loyalty to the emperor and the study of Shintoism.

Answer 37

B. The way of the warrior required devotion to duty and absolute bravery and loyalty.

Answer 38

Which was an accomplishment of the Tokugawa shogunate?


A.
250 years of peace


B.
the end of corrupt government for 500 years


C.
a period of increased trade and prosperity


D.
the welcoming of Christianity in Japan

Answer 39

A. 250 years of peace

Answer 40

Vladimir, who chose Eastern Orthodox Christianity as the official religion of his realm, was the prince of which Russian city-state?

Answer 41

A.
Minsk


B.
Moscow


C.
Novgorod


D.
Kiev

Answer 42

C. Novgorod

Answer 43

Which best describes peasant life in fifteenth-century Russia?


A.
Serfdom lasted much longer in Russia than in western Europe, but most serfs were fairly-paid peasants who could move around the country freely.


B.
Serfdom in Russia continued after it had died out in western Europe, and most peasants were serfs who were legally bound to the land and led miserable lives.


C.
Most Russian peasants were serfs by the time of Ivan IV, but under his rule they were largely debt-free and lived comfortable, but hard-working, lives.


D.
Serfdom in Russia ended at about the same time it did in western Europe, leaving a large population of peasants who were relatively well-off.

Answer 44

D.
Serfdom in Russia ended at about the same time it did in western Europe, leaving a large population of peasants who were relatively well-off.

Answer 45

i got a 71% on my quiz

Answer 46

I don't know how to respond to this.. :-(

Answer 47

I guess my history is REALLY rusty.