AP Exam 2002

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AP Exam 2002
50 and below 1 60s 2 70s 3 80-95 4 95
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Question 1 D

• Christianity and Islam
• Christian missionaries
• Muslim missionaries Sufis (mystics), most
  effective missionaries

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Question 3 E

• Chastity
• Men did not have to remain pure.
• Patriarchal

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Question 4 C

• Socrates (469 BCE 399 BCE)
• Confucius (551 BCE 479 BCE)
• Muhammad (550 CE-632 CE)
• Laozi (6th 4th centuries BCE, birth unknown)
• Siddhartha (563 BCE 483 BCE)

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Question 5 B

• Vikings few large urban areas
• Expert sailors, fierce warriors from Scandinavia.
  (800s 1100s)
• Colonized much of Iceland and Greenland
• Leif Ericsson -gt today Canada
• Arab urban expansion

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Question 6 E

• Indian Ocean

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Question 7 C

• Ibn Battuta explorer (Marco Polo of Islam)
• Of Berber descent
• 1304-1368
• Look at the wrong choices and figure out which
  countries dont make geographic sense.

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Question 8 C

• China
• Beginning of Song Dynasty (other dynasties
  follow)
• Silk Road

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Question 10 A

• Midwife -gt a woman who delivers babies
• Healer -gt spiritual

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Question 11 D

• Must know religion of each nation
• Japan
• Shintoism
• Brazil
• Catholic
• Pakistan
• Muslim state
• Indonesia
• BINGO
• Saudi Arabia
• Muslim state

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Question 12 B

• Political fragmentation broken down
• NOTE Feudalism -gt Early Renaissance, different
  principalities (monarchs)
• Abbasid Empire (750-1258 C.E.)
• Appointed governors to rule provinces
• Ulama ("people with religious knowledge") and
  qadis (judges) ruled locally

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Question 13 A

• Mongol Empire 12061368
• Ibn Battuta (1304-1369)
• A Moroccan Islamic scholar who served as qadi to
  the sultan of Delhi
• Consulted with Muslim rulers and offered advice
  on Islamic values

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Question 14 D

• Relative size shows a ruler

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Question 15 B

• SOLD TO THE WHITES
• SOLD FROM THEIR KINGDOMS

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Question 16 C

• American colonies in the south are similar to the
  Caribbean and South American colonies.

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Question 19 C

• Look at the time period.
• Mercantilism and colonization!
• Makes sense for LA

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Question 20 B

• One of these things is not like the other.
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?v0WhuikFY1Pg

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Question 21 C

• One of these things is not like the other.
• All of the other choices show European
  domination.

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Question 22 D

• All are true, friended them, enabled them to
  conqueror.

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Question 24 E

• READ THE SOURCE FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!
• Other hints, imperial citypassing the line

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Question 25 E

• Monetary money system
• Traditional economy Africa

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Question 26 A

• Vocabulary
• Inhibit suppress

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Question 27 C

• TECHNOLOGY
• Who do I lt3?
• JARED!

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Question 29

• No answer declared
• Dont feel too bad, they made the exam!

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Question 30 A

• Extraterritoriality definition
• Good old Webster's

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Question 31 A

• As long as you know one of the events you can
  arrive at the answer (usually)
• They are both nationalist/independence movements
  or steps to independence.

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Question 32 D

• He not only depicted victims of the catastrophe
  of the First World War - the disabled, crippled,
  and mutilated - he also portrayed the collapse of
  capitalist society and its values.
• German artist

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Question 33 E

• As long as you know one of the events you can
  arrive at the answer (usually)
• You know Mao, offered peasants land! Communes.

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Question 35 E

• ECONOMIC was the key word.
• Question was not referring to both superpowers.
• USA -gt least involved in WWII, makes sense!

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Question 36 E

• Agriculture need more children to farm!
• Cities do not need children for physical labor.

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Question 37 C

• Current events.
• Parliamentary, again if you know one!

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Question 38 C

• Confusing
• ALWAYS BANTU

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Question 41 D

• Key word inferior

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Question 42 A

• Use your outside knowledge, India is known for
  SPICES

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Question 43 D

• ?
• BIG THREE!
• All believe in the Old Testament, same stories!

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Question 44 A

• Philosophy BELIEF SYSTEM!

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Question 45 A

• Spread of Islam
• East coast yes Islam goes there
• BUT Ethiopia Christianity

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Make it simple.

• West Islam
• East Christianity
• Kingdom of Axum make it the state
  religion.(330 AD)

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Question 46 - D

• 1400s
• Ming -gt Zheng He
• RESULTS
• Domestic problems in their country
• Frontier security must defend China
• Rise of the west, CHINA LOST OPPORTUNITY TO BE A
  MAJOR POWER

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Question 47 - E

• Swahili language facilitated trade.
• Used by four nations, namely Tanzania, Kenya,
  Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
• Developed as a result of the Bantu/Islam (Arabic)
  migrations

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Question 48 - B

• Mongol Empire LAND BASED
• Re-established trading.

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Question 49 - D

• If you KNOW one choice then you can answer it.
  YOU KNOW THE CRUSADES!
• Fatimid caliphate
• The caliphate was ruled by the Fatimids, who
  established the Egyptian city of Cairo as their
  capital.
• The term Fatimite is sometimes used to refer to
  the citizens of this caliphate.

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Question 50 - C

• ASIA paper money

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Question 51 - B

• Sugar, tobacco and cotton (stop thinking American
  history) are traded but sugar is the better
  answer.
• Sugar was immensely profitable to produce but
  required large tracts of land and a large labor
  force for production.
• For these two reasons, the sugar and slave trade
  became intimately entwined in the European
  exploitation of the Atlantic Islands.
• WHITE GOLD

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Question 52 - A

• 16th century 1500s
• Ottoman Empire (1299-1922)
• Byzantine Empire collapsed! (1453)
• Spain and Portugal (geographically Atlantic
  more so)
• Hapsburg Empire and France (HRE)
• Crusader states (Middle Ages)

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Question 53 - E

• Brazil is home to the largest number of Asians in
  L.A. (Peru has a larger population as well)
• For two and a half centuries (between 1565 and
  1815) many Filipinos helped the Spanish Empire
  establish colonies in L.A.

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Question 55 - E

Name Population
1 Beijing, China 672,000
2 Vijayanagar, India 500,000
3 Cairo, Egypt 400,000
4 Hangzhou, China 250,000
5 Tabriz, Iran 250,000
6 Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey 200,000
7 Gaur, India 200,000
8 Paris, France 185,000
9 Guangzhou, China 150,000
10 Nanjing, China 147,000
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Question 57 - B

• enclave is a territory whose geographical
  boundaries lie entirely within the boundaries of
  another territory

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Question 58 - E

• Coffee part of the Atlantic slave trade
• Shows that Europeans are still interacting with
  these places and dominating due to the lack of
  industry in Kenya and El Salvador

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Question 59 - B

• Ottoman Empire (1299-1922)
• Declining because other nations are extending
  their empires, too weak to compete.

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Question 60 - E

• Both nations were forced to industrialize
• Russia even before Lenin and Stalin, Nicholas
  II industrialized.
• Japan Meiji Restoration

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Question 61 B

• STEEL WEAPONS
• Who do I lt3?
• JARED!
• Wanted to compete and rid outside influence.

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Question 62 D

• Empires that had colonies and
• extended their influence to other parts.

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Question 64 A

• Urban dweller
• Resides in a city

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Question 65 A

• Was a period of political liberalization in
  Czechoslovakia during the era of its domination
  by the Soviet Union after World War II.
• Democratization and more liberation

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Question 66 DConfusing questionperiodization?

Current maPknow that Islam has spread SOUTH TO
ASIA and AFRICA
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Question 68 A

• LA last of the colonies

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Question 70 B

• Mao gave women more rights