<p>From wikipedia:
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<p>Yes, Hong Kong was leased to Britain, but not in 1848. Treaty of Nanking, after the First Opium War, opened 5 ports to European trade.</p>
<p>I just thought of another one: the one about the domestication of horses and how they contributed or something. I don’t remember the answer choices though.
And then there was the laissez-faire capitalism question.</p>
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Threat to the Portuguese in the Indian Ocean. I put the Dutch, because of the DEIC.</p>
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The development of the horse-drawn chariot around 2000 BC. I put that it made nomadic conquerors more successful.</p>
<p>Consolidated list so far:</p>
<p>-Phoenicians known for maritime trade
-5% of slaves went to english speakers
-Picture of Justinian was to make it clear Justinian ruled over military, civil, and religious sectors
-Ghana and India both got independence after WWII
-Both Egyptians and Chinese mummified/buried in that way to give them immortality in the after life
-Tikal was a Mayan city
-Ethiopia got Christianity in the 4th century through Egyptian missionaries
Egyptian society passage:
-Cultural comparison
-Logically infer that greek women carried bundles over their heads, were sometimes priests, did the weaving, etc.
Nehru:
-Great slump refers to Great Depression being caused by wealth concentrated in few people
-His action of state controlled industry reflected what he said in the passage or something
Christian Sacrifice:
-Romans wanted to make clear that all religions were allowed except Christianity (in contention)
-Romans believed true Christians would not commit sacrifice
-Tributary empire was Ming dynasty China and Korea
-Late middle ages Universities drew many teachings from Greek, Roman, and Arabic
-The most powerful class in Roman Republic was landed aristocracy
-Main economic benefits of Crusades went to Italian states
-Islam did not spread to Mesoamerica
Indian passage:
-Ashoka rule prosperous
-Similar to legalism
-Columbus sent out by Isabella and Ferdinand to find direct route to East
-Pan African congress did not want to trade with Europe
-Treaty of Nanking opened 5 foreign ports in China
-Muslim traders gave Europeans knowledge of sub saharan Africa
-Animism similar to shintoism
-Ottoman empire spread over 3 continents
-Maurya and gupta empire: Buddhism advocated by 1 (maurya) not other
-Mandate of heaven similar to divine right of kings
-Biggest threat to portugal trade in mid 1600s was Dutch
Passage about Arabs translating greek books:
-Example of cultural diffusion
-Later translated again into Latin in Middle Ages
-Eurasian trade was result of Mongols causing peace along trade routes
-Brazil + Guayana do not have spanish as official language
-Policies of Peter the Great resemble Meiji restoration
-Russia became superpower after reign of Peter the Great began
-Glorious rev, french rev, and american rev all achieved limiting govt. with constitution
-Hitler justified taking back various countries as they had a majority of German people
-Laissez Faire capitalism preferred free trade
-Brick roads was characteristic of Romans and Incas</p>
<p>Now, some things I am unsure of:
Why did West resent Japan? I said because they used Western tactics to gain money, very unsure of this though
Why did portuguese seek a sea route to Indian ocean? I said they had an excess population, think its wrong though.
Ibn Batuta seeing ships passage:
I said that the ships he saw were Chinese, and that the larger fleets were portuguese. I think the 2nd is wrong.
Horse chariot question… I said it spread egalitarian societies?</p>
<p>@ Minhas: I’ll try to answer the ones I remember from the ones you listed.</p>
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<li>The passage about the ships seen by Ibn Batuta where Chinese? Arab? I think it was Chinese. </li>
<li>Was it the Berbers of north africa who later translated the books again? I think I put Russians but only because my mind was blocked. I think my choice was definitely wrong. </li>
<li>Brazil and Gauyana do not have spanish as their official language? Yes.</li>
<li>Ottaman Empire was spread over 3 continents? Yes.</li>
<li>Russia came into power after? Tartar control ended? Yes, the rise of Moscow and all that.</li>
<li>Eurasian trade was the result of the mongols something? Result of Pax Mongolia, yes.</li>
<li>Animism referred to Shinoism. Yes.</li>
<li>The Maruya and the gupta empire. Bhuddism was spread by one but not by the other. That’s what I put down too.</li>
<li>Crusades most benfited the Italian City States? Mhm. </li>
<li>Mandate of Heaven was divine right of the kings. Yes.</li>
<li>Muslim traders gave the british knowledge about the African Inner Sahara or something. That’s what I had too.</li>
</ul>
<p>The ones I am not sure of/don’t remember the answer choices for:
- Why did the Portuguese extensively seek to trade in the Indian Ocean?
- Gandhis non colonial movement was similar to the Indian independence?
- British control over Uganda? Omitted this one.
- The policies of Peter The Great resemble? What were the answer choices?
- The biggest threat to the dutch was? Options were Kingdom of France, Persians etc
- What was the answer to the chariot question?
- The question about iron metallurgy?</p>
<p>@ BillyMc: That’s right! I put that one too. Thanks, I couldn’t remember the answer for the life of me.</p>
<p>Questions I remember/probably missed lol
- inference about Egypt passage? I put unique climate = unique… something -_-
- early Iron age = iron widely used?
- horse chariot in 2000 BCE helped conquest?
- paved roads = Roman and Incan?
- Portuguese intensified efforts at something because of Spanish who discovered they could reach E. by sailing W.?
- Russia became powerful b/c of Turk’s capture of Constantinople?
- Roman Papacy was strange because… yeah, no idea.
- Ibn Battuta saw Arab ships?
- Arabic translations later translated to…?
- Balfour Declaration
- Nehru
- Gorbachev
- Brazil & Guyana don’t use SP?
- opposition to some Spanish monarch
- sugar… one of the choices was Brazil
- Taiping Rebellion
- Voodoo, Santeria
- Hitler’s justifications
- Europe had large control over some part of Africa which idk
- Why did Dutch start painting
- Boer war</p>
<p>Hopefully, I don’t get in trouble for posting this. Probably gonna cancel my score & take in June. Hope everyone did well! :)</p>
<p>What was the reason for the abundance of artists in Amsterdam?</p>
<p>What was the official language of the Enlightenment? Or something like that?</p>
<p>Main language of enlightenment was French.
Abundance of artists was many patrons of the arts I believe.
Early Iron age: iron used widely for tools and such.
Muslisms thought roman papacy was strange because they did not have a strict religious hierarchy
Gorbachev’s glasnost and perestroika exposed Soviet economy as weak? The other possible answer was immediate democratization and i didnt think that was right.
Balfour declaration: England recognized independence of Arab states.
Queen Elizabeth the 1st opposed spanish monarch
Voodoo Santeria combined protestant christianity and african religions
Boer war: Afrikaaners strongly oppose English
Main exporter of sugar was Brazil
Brazil similar to Southern U.S. society in early 1800s.</p>
<p>Voodoo, Santeria, et cetera combined Roman Catholicism & African religion
(Wikipedia)</p>
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This made me laugh, since I put another answer, then one of the next questions asked which of the following was a tenet of Islam, and I knew the answer, and a wrong answer was about priests, so I went back and changed this question and got it right, since it also said something about not having priests.</p>
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Incorrect. Queen Elizabeth I ruled centuries after Philip II of France.</p>
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Called for a Jewish state.</p>
<p>How many questions can be missed for an 800? Isn’t it 16 or so for World History?</p>
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The question said 15th century, so it would be Russia throwing off Tatar control.</p>
<p>“…when she sent an English army to aid the Protestant Dutch rebels against Philip II…” - Wikipedia</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure it was Elizabeth I of England who opposed Philip II of Spain</p>
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Depends. One released test had a curve of -17=800, so that would be 14 incorrect answers.</p>
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Damn, it said Spain? I thought it said France for some reason. Oh well.</p>
<p>I am not sure if I am mixing up the real test with a practice one, but wasn’t there a question about what was traded from India? Spices+cotton (or clothing or something) + jewels?
There was also something about the silver from Mexico and some other Latin state being used to fund something. Ahhhh. I wish my memory was as good as your guys’.
And what about the Monroe Doctrine? Justified US intervention in Latin America or?</p>