Final Exam Review Hugt1
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Local leaders of the islamic religion
- A.
Scholars and lawgivers
- B.
Mystical hermits
- C.
Agents of the Caliph's beauracracy
- D.
Bishops called Ramadan
Correct Answer
A. Scholars and lawgiversExplanation
The correct answer is scholars and lawgivers. This answer suggests that local leaders of the Islamic religion are scholars who possess knowledge and expertise in Islamic teachings and laws. They are responsible for interpreting and implementing religious laws within their communities. They play a crucial role in guiding and educating people about Islamic principles and practices. Lawgivers, on the other hand, are responsible for formulating and enforcing legal frameworks based on Islamic principles. They ensure that the laws are in accordance with religious teachings and serve the best interests of the community.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Arabs burst into larger Middle east
- A.
Ali
- B.
Muhammed
- C.
Umar
- D.
Harun al-Rashid
Correct Answer
B. MuhammedExplanation
Muhammed is the correct answer because he was the founder of Islam and played a significant role in the expansion of Arab influence in the larger Middle East. Through his leadership, the Arab armies conquered several territories, spreading the religion of Islam and establishing a vast empire. Muhammed's successors, known as the Rashidun Caliphs, including Ali, Umar, and Harun al-Rashid, continued this expansion and further solidified Arab dominance in the region.Rate this question:
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- 3.
622, Muhammed fled to
- A.
Jerusalem
- B.
Mecca
- C.
Medina
- D.
Baghdad
Correct Answer
C. MedinaExplanation
Muhammed fled to Medina. This event, known as the Hijra, took place in 622. After facing persecution in Mecca, Muhammad and his followers sought refuge in Medina. This migration marked the beginning of the Islamic calendar and was a significant turning point in the spread of Islam. Medina provided a safe haven for Muhammad and his followers, allowing them to establish a community and continue spreading their teachings.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The growh of Ghana was based on
- A.
Bureaucratic structures
- B.
State-run legal codes
- C.
The control of the gold trade between the Mediterranean and the sub saharan Africa
- D.
The expansion and conquest of foreign territory
Correct Answer
C. The control of the gold trade between the Mediterranean and the sub saharan AfricaExplanation
The growth of Ghana was based on the control of the gold trade between the Mediterranean and sub-Saharan Africa. This control allowed Ghana to accumulate wealth and establish itself as a powerful empire. The gold trade brought economic prosperity to Ghana, enabling the empire to develop bureaucratic structures and state-run legal codes. Additionally, the wealth from the gold trade facilitated the expansion and conquest of foreign territories, further fueling Ghana's growth and influence in the region.Rate this question:
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The abbasid Dynasty was marked by all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
The development of durable political institutions
- B.
Moving the Muslim capital to Baghdad
- C.
The spread of Islam among non-Muslims
- D.
The use of professional soldiers and slaves for troops
Correct Answer
A. The development of durable political institutionsExplanation
The Abbasid Dynasty was marked by the movement of the Muslim capital to Baghdad, the spread of Islam among non-Muslims, and the use of professional soldiers and slaves for troops. However, it was not marked by the development of durable political institutions. This suggests that while the Abbasid Dynasty had significant achievements and advancements, it did not establish long-lasting political structures or systems.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Builing on the Koran, Islamic rulers gradually developed an elaborate body of law known as the
- A.
Hadj
- B.
Sufism
- C.
Ulama
- D.
Sharia
Correct Answer
D. ShariaExplanation
Sharia is the correct answer because it refers to the elaborate body of Islamic law that was developed by Islamic rulers based on the teachings of the Koran. Sharia encompasses various aspects of life, including religious obligations, moral conduct, family law, and criminal justice. It is derived from the Koran and the Hadith (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad) and serves as a guide for Muslims in their personal and public lives. It has been influential in shaping the legal systems of many Muslim-majority countries.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The five pillarsof Islam included all of the following except
- A.
Fast of Ramadan
- B.
Prayer three times a day
- C.
Belief in one god; Allah
- D.
Pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in yourlife; hadj
Correct Answer
B. Prayer three times a dayExplanation
The five pillars of Islam are the core principles and practices that every Muslim is expected to follow. These pillars include the belief in one god, Allah, the pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj), the fast of Ramadan, and prayer five times a day. The correct answer is "prayer three times a day" because Muslims are required to pray five times a day, not three.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Political disunity in the Middle East stemmed from
- A.
The Sunni-Shia split
- B.
Persuasive legalism
- C.
Overambitious Imams
- D.
Sufi mysticism
Correct Answer
A. The Sunni-Shia splitExplanation
The correct answer is the Sunni-Shia split. This division between the two major branches of Islam has been a significant factor in the political disunity in the Middle East. The Sunni-Shia split originated from a disagreement over the rightful successor to Prophet Muhammad, leading to ongoing tensions, conflicts, and power struggles between Sunni and Shia Muslims throughout history. These divisions have influenced political, social, and religious dynamics in the region, contributing to the lack of unity and stability in the Middle East.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Rationalist philosophers in the Middle East
- A.
Were persecuted by the caliphs as heretics
- B.
Explored how much truth could be foundthrough reason
- C.
Argued that laboratory proof and experimentation formed the most important source of knowledge
- D.
Argued that belief in Allah was mere superstition
Correct Answer
B. Explored how much truth could be foundthrough reasonExplanation
The answer suggests that rationalist philosophers in the Middle East explored how much truth could be found through reason. This means that they focused on using reason and logical thinking to understand and uncover truths about the world. They likely questioned traditional beliefs and sought to find knowledge through rational thought rather than relying solely on religious or supernatural explanations.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the following was NOT a well developed form of Arab art?
- A.
Humorous poetry
- B.
Portrait painting
- C.
Vocal music
- D.
Palace architecture
Correct Answer
B. Portrait paintingExplanation
Portrait painting was not a well-developed form of Arab art. While humor poetry, vocal music, and palace architecture were all significant and flourishing art forms in Arab culture, portrait painting did not have the same level of prominence. Arab art predominantly focused on calligraphy, geometric patterns, and decorative designs, rather than individual portraiture.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Which religion had not won converts in South east Asia by 1400?
- A.
Islam
- B.
Hinduism
- C.
Buddhism
- D.
Christianity
Correct Answer
D. ChristianityExplanation
Christianity had not won converts in Southeast Asia by 1400. This can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, Christianity had not yet spread to Southeast Asia during this time period. Secondly, the dominant religions in the region at that time were Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam, which had already established a strong presence and had successfully converted many people. Additionally, Christianity's focus on monotheism and its emphasis on missionary work may have made it less appealing or compatible with the existing beliefs and practices of the Southeast Asian population.Rate this question:
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During the centuries after the fall of the Guptas, the average Indian lived under which of the following kinds of rulers?
- A.
A city state
- B.
Emperor
- C.
Regional prince
- D.
An aristocratic council
Correct Answer
C. Regional princeExplanation
During the centuries after the fall of the Guptas, the average Indian lived under the rule of regional princes. These regional princes held power over specific territories or regions within India. They were responsible for governing their respective regions and maintaining law and order within their territories. The decentralization of power led to the rise of regional kingdoms and a shift away from a centralized empire like the Gupta dynasty. The regional princes often had their own armies and were able to exert control over their territories, although they were not as powerful or influential as the emperors of the Gupta period.Rate this question:
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- 13.
In reaction to the competition of Islam, Hindu leaders
- A.
Developed new contacts with popular devotion
- B.
Stressed their scholarly achievement
- C.
Loosened the caste system
- D.
Pioneered in new scientific findings
Correct Answer
A. Developed new contacts with popular devotionExplanation
In response to the competition of Islam, Hindu leaders developed new contacts with popular devotion. This means that they sought to connect with the masses by emphasizing and promoting popular forms of religious worship and devotion. This strategy was likely employed to counter the appeal of Islam and retain the Hindu followers. By doing so, Hindu leaders aimed to strengthen their position and influence within the community.Rate this question:
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- 14.
All of the following might be argued as strengths of the caste system EXCEPT
- A.
Helping regulate soceity when the governments were weak
- B.
Providing a clear sense of place and identity
- C.
Limiting friction among differentracial and ethnic groups
- D.
Helping to assure that the most talened people would rule
Correct Answer
D. Helping to assure that the most talened people would ruleExplanation
The caste system cannot be argued as a strength in terms of helping to assure that the most talented people would rule. The caste system is based on rigid social hierarchy and hereditary occupation, where individuals are born into specific castes and their social mobility is limited. This system does not prioritize talent or meritocracy, as individuals are assigned their roles and positions based on their caste at birth rather than their abilities or skills.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Continuities in Indian civilization from the classical period to the post-Gupta centuries included all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
A strong peasant village government
- B.
The importance of Buddihism as a significant religion
- C.
Diversity of languages
- D.
A caste system
Correct Answer
C. Diversity of languagesExplanation
The correct answer is diversity of languages. This is because, despite the continuity of various aspects of Indian civilization from the classical period to the post-Gupta centuries, the diversity of languages is not mentioned as one of these continuities. The other options, such as a strong peasant village government, the importance of Buddhism as a significant religion, and a caste system, are all mentioned as continuities in Indian civilization during this time period.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Which of the following modern countries is NOT in Southeast Asia?
- A.
Vietnam
- B.
Malaysia
- C.
Indonesia
- D.
Korea
Correct Answer
D. KoreaExplanation
Korea is not in Southeast Asia. It is located in East Asia, specifically on the Korean Peninsula. Southeast Asia consists of countries located south of China, east of India, and north of Australia. Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia are all countries in Southeast Asia.Rate this question:
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- 17.
The main influence of India on Southeast Asia turned out to be
- A.
Buddhism
- B.
Hinduism
- C.
Centalized empires
- D.
Hostility to Islam
Correct Answer
B. HinduismExplanation
India's main influence on Southeast Asia was Hinduism. Hinduism spread to Southeast Asia through trade and cultural interactions, resulting in the adoption of Hindu beliefs, practices, and architectural styles in the region. This influence can be seen in the establishment of Hindu temples, the worship of Hindu deities, and the incorporation of Hindu concepts into local traditions and customs. Hinduism played a significant role in shaping the religious, artistic, and social aspects of Southeast Asian societies, leaving a lasting impact on the region's culture and identity.Rate this question:
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Which of the following was NOT a factor in Islam's gains in Southeast Asia by 1400?
- A.
A strong commercial presence
- B.
Military conquest
- C.
Fervent missionary piety
- D.
The reduction of Indian independence during the Delhi Sultanate
Correct Answer
B. Military conquestExplanation
Military conquest was not a factor in Islam's gains in Southeast Asia by 1400. While Islam did spread through military conquest in other regions, such as North Africa and the Middle East, it was not the primary factor in Southeast Asia. Instead, Islam's gains in Southeast Asia were primarily driven by a strong commercial presence, fervent missionary piety, and the reduction of Indian independence during the Delhi Sultanate. These factors, along with peaceful trade and cultural exchanges, played a significant role in the spread of Islam in the region.Rate this question:
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Hindus in India objected to Islam on all grounds except
- A.
The muslim disregard for Hindu spirituality
- B.
Muslims attitude towards alcohol
- C.
The muslims attitude toward pork
- D.
The muslim practice of veiling and secluding women
Correct Answer
A. The muslim disregard for Hindu spiritualityExplanation
The Hindus in India objected to Islam on all grounds except for the Muslim disregard for Hindu spirituality. This suggests that the Hindus may have had issues with Islam in terms of Muslims' attitude towards alcohol, their attitude towards pork, and the practice of veiling and secluding women. However, they did not object to Islam based on its disregard for Hindu spirituality.Rate this question:
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- 20.
The Southeast Asian empire Srivijava included all the islands except
- A.
Sumatra
- B.
Java
- C.
Borneo
- D.
Vietnam
Correct Answer
D. VietnamExplanation
The correct answer is Vietnam because Srivijava was an empire in Southeast Asia that included all the islands except Vietnam. This suggests that Vietnam was not part of the Srivijava empire, while Sumatra, Java, and Borneo were included in its territory.Rate this question:
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- 21.
The Kalihari desert is located in
- A.
Southern Africa
- B.
Europe
- C.
North Africa
- D.
Asia
Correct Answer
A. Southern AfricaExplanation
The correct answer is Southern Africa because the Kalahari desert is primarily located in Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa, which are countries in the southern part of the African continent. It covers an area of approximately 900,000 square kilometers and is known for its red sand dunes, sparse vegetation, and unique wildlife.Rate this question:
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- 22.
By what date were Muslim traders traveling across the Sahara Desert to aquire African goods?
- A.
200 BC
- B.
700 AD
- C.
1400 AD
- D.
1570 AD
Correct Answer
B. 700 ADExplanation
Muslim traders began traveling across the Sahara Desert to acquire African goods by 700 AD. This date marks the expansion of Islam into North Africa and the establishment of trade routes that connected the Islamic world with sub-Saharan Africa. The trade routes facilitated the exchange of goods such as gold, ivory, salt, and slaves between Muslim traders and African kingdoms. The trans-Saharan trade played a significant role in the spread of Islam and the cultural and economic integration of North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.Rate this question:
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What great city emerged in the southern Sahara because of the trade across the Sahara desert?
- A.
Mecca
- B.
Timbuktu
- C.
Cairo
- D.
Rome
Correct Answer
C. CairoExplanation
Cairo emerged as a great city in the southern Sahara because of the trade across the Sahara desert. Its strategic location along the Nile River made it a major hub for trade routes connecting North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the rest of the African continent. The city's prosperity and growth were fueled by the trade of goods such as gold, ivory, salt, and slaves, attracting merchants and traders from various regions. This economic activity contributed to the development of Cairo as a significant cultural, political, and economic center in the region.Rate this question:
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Following Muhammed's death, early Middle Eastern civilizations were characterized most by
- A.
The developement of durable political institution
- B.
Bureaucratic structures
- C.
State-run legal codes
- D.
The expansion conquest of foreign territory
Correct Answer
A. The developement of durable political institutionExplanation
After Muhammed's death, the early Middle Eastern civilizations focused on establishing stable and long-lasting political institutions. This was crucial in order to maintain order and governance in the region. The development of durable political institutions allowed for the establishment of centralized power and the implementation of effective governance systems. It provided a framework for decision-making, law enforcement, and the administration of justice. These institutions played a significant role in shaping the political landscape of the Middle East during this period.Rate this question:
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What kingdom arose in the Sudan following the decline of Ghana in 1200's?
- A.
Mali
- B.
Axum
- C.
Songhay
- D.
Ethiopia
Correct Answer
A. MaliExplanation
Following the decline of Ghana in the 1200s, the kingdom that arose in the Sudan was Mali. Mali was a powerful and wealthy empire that controlled the trans-Saharan trade routes and became known for its great wealth, particularly through the gold and salt trade. The empire was ruled by influential leaders such as Sundiata Keita and Mansa Musa, who brought stability and prosperity to the region. Mali's rise marked a significant shift in power in the region and established it as a dominant force in West Africa.Rate this question:
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- 26.
Which of the following regions converted to Islam?
- A.
Axum
- B.
Byzantium
- C.
Sudan
- D.
South Africa
Correct Answer
C. SudanExplanation
Sudan is the correct answer because it is known that the region of Sudan converted to Islam. Islam spread to Sudan through trade routes and Arab merchants, and it became the dominant religion in the region during the medieval period. The conversion to Islam in Sudan had a significant impact on the culture, society, and politics of the region.Rate this question:
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Which of the following monarchs traveled to Mecca with camels loaded with gold dust?
- A.
Sundiata
- B.
Mansu Musa
- C.
Sunni Ali
- D.
Mahmud of Ghur
Correct Answer
B. Mansu MusaExplanation
Mansu Musa is the correct answer because he was a wealthy and powerful ruler of the Mali Empire in the 14th century. He is known for his famous pilgrimage to Mecca, during which he traveled with a large entourage that included thousands of people and camels carrying gold and other valuable resources. Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca showcased his immense wealth and power, as he distributed gold along his journey, leaving a lasting impression on the regions he passed through.Rate this question:
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Which of the following in a Bantu kingdom in the gold-producing area of southern Africa?
- A.
Ethiopia
- B.
Carthage
- C.
Zimbabwe
- D.
Mali
Correct Answer
C. ZimbabweExplanation
Zimbabwe is the correct answer because it was a Bantu kingdom located in the gold-producing area of southern Africa. The kingdom of Zimbabwe was known for its extensive trade in gold and other resources, which contributed to its wealth and power. The kingdom reached its peak between the 11th and 15th centuries, with Great Zimbabwe being its capital and an important center of political, economic, and cultural activities. The ruins of Great Zimbabwe are a UNESCO World Heritage site and provide evidence of the kingdom's advanced architecture and sophisticated society.Rate this question:
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- 29.
Which kingdom is a Christian state in Africa?
- A.
Ethiopia
- B.
Benin
- C.
Morocco
- D.
Songhay
Correct Answer
A. EthiopiaExplanation
Ethiopia is a Christian state in Africa because it is historically known as one of the oldest Christian nations in the world. Christianity was introduced to Ethiopia in the 4th century and has since become the dominant religion. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church plays a significant role in the country's culture and society, with Christianity being deeply ingrained in the lives of the Ethiopian people. Additionally, Ethiopia's Christian heritage is reflected in its religious practices, traditions, and numerous ancient churches and monasteries.Rate this question:
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How did Africa aquire many of its slaves?
- A.
They were bought from INdian merchants
- B.
They were traded for with Europe
- C.
Families were enslaved in a hereditary basis
- D.
They were prisoners captured in war
Correct Answer
D. They were prisoners captured in warExplanation
The correct answer is that many of Africa's slaves were prisoners captured in war. This means that individuals who were captured during conflicts were often enslaved and sold as slaves. This practice was common in various parts of Africa, where prisoners of war would be taken captive and then sold to slave traders. This method of acquiring slaves played a significant role in the transatlantic slave trade and the forced migration of Africans to the Americas.Rate this question:
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The significance of the Byzantine Empire included all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
The ability of the empire to spread its ultural and political influence
- B.
The empire's capital at Constantinople as a major Urban center
- C.
The development of Orthodox Christianity
- D.
The empire's conquest of the Ottoman Empire and its inclusion of all of the Middle East
Correct Answer
D. The empire's conquest of the Ottoman Empire and its inclusion of all of the Middle EastExplanation
The correct answer is the empire's conquest of the Ottoman Empire and its inclusion of all of the Middle East. The Byzantine Empire did not conquer the Ottoman Empire or include all of the Middle East. The Ottoman Empire emerged after the fall of the Byzantine Empire and went on to conquer Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. The Byzantine Empire's significance lies in its ability to spread cultural and political influence, its capital at Constantinople being a major urban center, and the development of Orthodox Christianity.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements most accurately reflects the cultural influence of the Byzantine Empire?
- A.
The Byzantine Empire spread its cultural and political control throughout Europe
- B.
The empire's most important cultural and political successor was Russia
- C.
The Byzantine Empire alone had a cultural impact on the continent of Africa
- D.
The Byzantine Empire was little more than an extension of the Islamic civilization
Correct Answer
B. The empire's most important cultural and political successor was RussiaExplanation
The statement that the empire's most important cultural and political successor was Russia accurately reflects the cultural influence of the Byzantine Empire. This is because after the fall of the Byzantine Empire, Russia adopted many aspects of Byzantine culture, including its art, architecture, and religion (Eastern Orthodox Christianity). The Byzantine Empire also had a significant influence on the development of the Russian political system, with the concept of the autocratic ruler being derived from Byzantine models. Therefore, Russia can be seen as the most important successor to the cultural and political legacy of the Byzantine Empire.Rate this question:
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- 33.
The capital of the Byzantine Empire and its commercial center was located at
- A.
Baghdad
- B.
Rome
- C.
Constantinople
- D.
Nicaea
Correct Answer
C. ConstantinopleExplanation
The correct answer is Constantinople. Constantinople was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and served as its commercial center. It was strategically located on the Bosporus Strait, connecting the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea. The city's prime location made it a hub for trade and allowed the Byzantine Empire to control key trade routes between Europe and Asia. Constantinople was also known for its impressive architecture, including the famous Hagia Sophia, and its rich cultural and intellectual life. The city remained the capital of the Byzantine Empire until its fall to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.Rate this question:
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- 34.
The Byzantine Empire began
- A.
In the first century AD, during the reign of Augustus
- B.
In the fourth century AD, with the founding of Constantinople
- C.
In the fifth century AD, with the fall of Rome
- D.
In the ninth century AD, with the missionary work of Cyril and Methodius
Correct Answer
B. In the fourth century AD, with the founding of ConstantinopleExplanation
In the given options, the correct answer is "in the fourth century AD, with the founding of Constantinople". This is because the Byzantine Empire was established in the year 330 AD when the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to the newly founded city of Constantinople (present-day Istanbul). This marked the beginning of the Byzantine Empire, which would last for over a thousand years until its fall in 1453.Rate this question:
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Which of the following represents one of Justinian's accomplishments?
- A.
The issuance of a new law code
- B.
The conquest of Gaul
- C.
The banning of prostitution with the Byzantine Empire
- D.
The rebuilding of Rome
Correct Answer
A. The issuance of a new law codeExplanation
Justinian's accomplishment of issuing a new law code is significant because it resulted in the compilation and organization of existing Roman laws. This law code, known as the Justinian Code or the Corpus Juris Civilis, became the foundation of legal systems in many European countries. It standardized and clarified laws, providing a comprehensive legal framework for the Byzantine Empire. This accomplishment had a lasting impact on legal systems and influenced the development of civil law in Western civilization.Rate this question:
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What people provided the most serious challenge to Byzantine authority in the Balkan peninsula?
- A.
Arab Muslims
- B.
Bulgars
- C.
Magyars
- D.
Huns
Correct Answer
A. Arab MuslimsExplanation
Arab Muslims posed the most serious challenge to Byzantine authority in the Balkan peninsula. The Arab Muslim armies launched several invasions into the region during the 7th and 8th centuries, aiming to expand their territories and spread Islam. These invasions caused significant damage to Byzantine territories and posed a major threat to their authority. The Byzantine Empire had to mobilize its forces and engage in numerous battles to defend its control over the Balkans. The Arab Muslim threat remained a constant challenge for Byzantine authority in the region during this period.Rate this question:
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- 37.
When did the Mongols conquer Kievan Russia?
- A.
1071
- B.
1236
- C.
1453
- D.
1500
Correct Answer
D. 1500 -
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Cyril and Methodius were responsible for what accomplishement?
- A.
The ending of the iconoclast controversy
- B.
The conversion of Poland and Czechoslovakia to Orthodox Christianity
- C.
The conversion of Poland and Czechoslovakia to Roman Christianity
- D.
The creation of a written script for the Slavic language
Correct Answer
D. The creation of a written script for the Slavic languageExplanation
Cyril and Methodius are known for creating a written script for the Slavic language. They developed the Glagolitic alphabet, which was later modified into the Cyrillic alphabet. This allowed for the translation of religious texts into the Slavic language and played a significant role in the spread of Christianity among the Slavic-speaking people. Their work in creating a written script for the Slavic language contributed to the preservation and development of Slavic culture and literature.Rate this question:
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Who was Rurik?
- A.
The legendary Scandinavian who becam the first king of Kievan Rus
- B.
The Mongol commander responsible for the conquest of Kievan Russia
- C.
The Kievan monarch responsible for a codification of laws
- D.
The Kievan monarch responsible for the conversion of Russia to Orthodox Christianity
Correct Answer
A. The legendary Scandinavian who becam the first king of Kievan RusExplanation
Rurik was a legendary Scandinavian who became the first king of Kievan Rus. This answer is supported by historical accounts and legends that suggest Rurik, along with his brothers, established the Varangian dynasty in the 9th century and ruled over the East Slavic tribes in what is now modern-day Russia and Ukraine. Rurik's reign marked the beginning of the Kievan Rus state, which eventually evolved into the Russian Empire.Rate this question:
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- 40.
Eastern European culture, litterature and art
- A.
Emphasizes a strong rationalistic current
- B.
Is non existant
- C.
Is primarily religious
- D.
Is very scientific
Correct Answer
C. Is primarily religiousExplanation
Eastern European culture, literature, and art have a strong emphasis on religious themes and beliefs. Religion plays a significant role in shaping the values, traditions, and artistic expressions of this region. The influence of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism, and other religious practices is evident in various aspects of Eastern European culture, including literature and art. Religious symbolism, rituals, and narratives often form the foundation of artistic creations, reflecting the deep-rooted religious nature of the region's cultural heritage.Rate this question:
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