<p>oh dolewhip said the right one about the protugese sry</p>
<p>come on u guys!!! we still need to know 50 more questions... o and sry about 16 it was that the dutch didn't try to spread christianity.. o and equilibrium, i wasn't talking about the bismarck quote, i was talking about the questions that asked, which one was not caused by the unification of germany or something like that.</p>
<ol>
<li>The Balfour Declaration gave a Jewish homeland in Palestine</li>
</ol>
<p>keep them coming, and that's right (to agentunderfire)</p>
<p>o and the protugal and dutch thing..... the dutch were the most prosperous then came the portugese and then the british came and stole all the protugese stuff (for sailing to the americas)</p>
<p>"China's Grand Canal system, linking northern strongholds with the south's agrarian bounty, was an integral component of the empire's strategy to prevent invasion from northern neighbors" (Chi 113).</p>
<p>Haha all you haters are screwed now....jk</p>
<p>So on the dutch thing, it's Dutch waned when Eng prospered fo shao</p>
<p>Updates, correction</p>
<ol>
<li>Slavery: Brazil</li>
<li>Third Rome: Moscow</li>
<li>Limited Women's rights: Ayatollah Khomeini </li>
<li>Countries w/ female leaders: India, Pakistan, Philippines</li>
<li>United Fruit company: Central America</li>
<li>Panama Canal: Panama was free from Colombian rule</li>
<li>Hunter-Gather societies: little social stratification?</li>
<li>Civs that lived at the same time, but had no contact: Mayans and the Romans
9.Most common jobs in the late 20th century: Services</li>
<li>The Popul Vuh was a Mayan creation myth</li>
<li>Civ that used knotted string as a method communication: Inca (quipu)</li>
<li>Spinning wheel: symbol of peace or reminder of Hindu principle of reincarnation?</li>
<li>Alphabets: Didn't require as much memorization (didn't have as many letters)</li>
<li>Dominance of European powers today in: The Caribbean</li>
<li>Difference Betwen River Civil. and Classical: More political organization</li>
<li>The Dutch were allowed to trade in Japan because they wanted to trade, not convert</li>
<li>While the power of the Dutch was waning, Portugal? was gaining power. </li>
<li>Quote: "The great questions of the day won't be solved with (blank) that was the mistake of 1848 and 1849..."- From Bismarck
19.The image with the Jesuit Matteo Ricci in China: the message was adapted to Chinese customs</li>
<li>the Dr. Seuss cartoon: If India continued its policies of non-involvement, then Japan would easily take it over (something similar)
21.China was interested in showing its power during the Ming Dynasty expeditions</li>
<li>The scramble for Africa began with the Berlin Conference</li>
<li>Quote about Ibn Battuta and his travel: Women in his country were not allowed to entertain.</li>
<li>Question about the successer to the throne of Japan: women in the upper levels of society had some impact on politics.</li>
<li>The Iron Question in SubSaharan Africa: Either iron began in the south or it wasn't used for weapons</li>
<li>Least missionary status: Hindus (Remember you can't be a Hindu if ur not born a Hindu</li>
<li>Ibn Battuta's travels were possible because of the unity created by Islam.
28.Chron. Order: Ghana, Mali, Songhai</li>
<li>Chron Order: Justinian, Fourth Crusades, Fall of Constantinople</li>
<li>Mexican War with America: ????</li>
<li>Causes of WWII or WWI: Not American imperialism</li>
<li>Sufis were Successful because: Devotion to Allah over doctrine or assimilated into other cultures?</li>
<li>What did the Persia empire not have: legislative assemblies</li>
<li>Bodhavisistavas: Saints (Sorry that I spelled it wrong!)</li>
<li>Meiji Restoration: the emperor was the source of political legitimacy</li>
<li>Gulf War: Iraq invaded Kuwait</li>
<li>Camel were used: increased communication</li>
<li>Jewish Zionism: Nationalism</li>
<li>Peter the Great's Enemies: Sweden and Ottomans</li>
<li>Trading in Africa: Gold and Salt</li>
<li>Ottoman reforms didn't work: Unpopularity</li>
<li>Picasso's Guernica: Spanish Civil War
43.The Grand Canal in China: Trade between the two rivers</li>
<li>Unification of Germany: ????</li>
<li>Map showed polynesian migrations</li>
<li>"You want peace, bread, land" quote: ?</li>
<li>Balfour Declaration: British mandate for a Jewish homeland</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>where did most of the immigrants in the AMERICAS come from in the 19th century?
I put West Africa, the major source of slavery....I'm probably wrong</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>That was Lenin son</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li><p>I'm incredibly confused about this one now.</p></li>
<li><p>Sufis were successful</p></li>
</ol>
<p>Here's what my AP world textbook (Traditions and Encounters, by McGraw-Hill) says about Sufi missionaries:</p>
<p>"Sufis were especially effective as missionaries because they emphasized devotion to Allah above mastery or doctrine. They sometimes encouraged individuals to revere Allah in their own ways, even if their methods did not have a basis in the Quran. They tolerated the continued observance of pre-Islamic customs, for example, as well as the association of Allah with deities recognized and revered in other faiths. The Sufis themselves led ascetic and holy lives, which won them the respect of the peoples to whom they preached" (367-368).</p>
<p>I'm leaning towards the "emphasized devotion to Allah" answer, because that basically comes straight from my textbook. It also says that the Sufis were accepting of pre-Islamic customs, but it never says the Sufis adopted non-Islamic customs.</p>
<ol>
<li>Meiji Restoration: A Legitimate Emperor was placed on the throne (Hence the next person in power was EMPEROR MEIJI)</li>
</ol>
<p>Again, my textbook says that "the 'sacred and inviolable' emperor commanded the armed forces, named the prime minister, and appointed the cabinet. The emperor also had the right to dissolve parliament, thus effective power lay with the emperor, whom parliament could advise but never control" (903). So this validates the legitimate emperor answer.</p>
<p>I put French, since France lost almost all of its American colonies at some point, and previously, it had one of the largest colonial empires. </p>
<p>What marked the end of the French Revolutionary Period? I think I put the Congress of Vienna. </p>
<p>The map of the arrows going from East Asia to the Pacific Islands was the migration of the Polynesians/Melanesians.</p>
<p>I think there was a passage with Machiavelli as the answer.</p>
<p>Thanks Dolewhip... Do you remember any more questions that are not on this list?</p>
<p>Dude...17 is England that was gaining power....go to wikipedia...a naval battle between the two competitors gave ENG the power to dominate dude</p>
<p>hmmm who knows anways new UPDATE</p>
<p>Updates, correction</p>
<ol>
<li>Slavery: Brazil</li>
<li>Third Rome: Moscow</li>
<li>Limited Women's rights: Ayatollah Khomeini </li>
<li>Countries w/ female leaders: India, Pakistan, Philippines</li>
<li>United Fruit company: Central America</li>
<li>Panama Canal: Panama was free from Colombian rule</li>
<li>Hunter-Gather societies: little social stratification?</li>
<li>Civs that lived at the same time, but had no contact: Mayans and the Romans
9.Most common jobs in the late 20th century: Services</li>
<li>The Popul Vuh was a Mayan creation myth</li>
<li>Civ that used knotted string as a method communication: Inca (quipu)</li>
<li>Spinning wheel: symbol of peace or reminder of Hindu principle of reincarnation?</li>
<li>Alphabets: Didn't require as much memorization (didn't have as many letters)</li>
<li>Dominance of European powers today in: The Caribbean</li>
<li>Difference Betwen River Civil. and Classical: More political organization</li>
<li>The Dutch were allowed to trade in Japan because they wanted to trade, not convert</li>
<li>While the power of the Dutch was waning, Portugal? was gaining power. </li>
<li>Quote: "The great questions of the day won't be solved with (blank) that was the mistake of 1848 and 1849..."- From Bismarck
19.The image with the Jesuit Matteo Ricci in China: the message was adapted to Chinese customs</li>
<li>the Dr. Seuss cartoon: If India continued its policies of non-involvement, then Japan would easily take it over (something similar)
21.China was interested in showing its power during the Ming Dynasty expeditions</li>
<li>The scramble for Africa began with the Berlin Conference</li>
<li>Quote about Ibn Battuta and his travel: Women in his country were not allowed to entertain.</li>
<li>Question about the successer to the throne of Japan: women in the upper levels of society had some impact on politics.</li>
<li>The Iron Question in SubSaharan Africa: Either iron began in the south or it wasn't used for weapons</li>
<li>Least missionary status: Hindus (Remember you can't be a Hindu if ur not born a Hindu</li>
<li>Ibn Battuta's travels were possible because of the unity created by Islam.
28.Chron. Order: Ghana, Mali, Songhai</li>
<li>Chron Order: Justinian, Fourth Crusades, Fall of Constantinople</li>
<li>Mexican War with America: ????</li>
<li>Causes of WWII or WWI: Not American imperialism</li>
<li>Sufis were Successful because: Devotion to Allah over doctrine or assimilated into other cultures?</li>
<li>What did the Persia empire not have: legislative assemblies</li>
<li>Bodhavisistavas: Saints (Sorry that I spelled it wrong!)</li>
<li>Meiji Restoration: the emperor was the source of political legitimacy</li>
<li>Gulf War: Iraq invaded Kuwait</li>
<li>Camel were used: increased communication</li>
<li>Jewish Zionism: Nationalism</li>
<li>Peter the Great's Enemies: Sweden and Ottomans</li>
<li>Trading in Africa: Gold and Salt</li>
<li>Ottoman reforms didn't work: Unpopularity</li>
<li>Picasso's Guernica: Spanish Civil War
43.The Grand Canal in China: Trade between the two rivers</li>
<li>Unification of Germany: ????</li>
<li>Map showed polynesian migrations</li>
<li>"You want peace, bread, land" quote: ?</li>
<li>Balfour Declaration: British mandate for a Jewish homeland</li>
<li>What marked the end of the French Revolutionary Period? The Congress of Vienna.</li>
<li>The map of the arrows going from East Asia to the Pacific Islands was the migration of the Polynesians/Melanesians.</li>
</ol>
<p>(I have no clue as to what the Machiavelli one is.)</p>
<ol>
<li>Slavery: Brazil</li>
<li>Third Rome: Moscow</li>
<li>Limited Women's rights: Ayatollah Khomeini </li>
<li>Countries w/ female leaders: India, Pakistan, Philippines</li>
<li>United Fruit company: Central America</li>
<li>Panama Canal: Panama was free from Colombian rule</li>
<li>Hunter-Gather societies: A long time was used to hunt for food (hence not enough food)</li>
<li>Civs that lived at the same time, but had no contact: Mayans and the Romans
9.Most common jobs in the late 20th century: Services</li>
<li>The Popul Vuh was a Mayan creation myth</li>
<li>Civ that used knotted string as a method communication: Inca (quipu)</li>
<li>spinning wheel as a symbol of India's struggle for self sufficiency</li>
<li>Alphabets: Didn't require as much memorization</li>
<li>Dominance of European powers today in: The Carribean</li>
<li>Difference Betwen River Civil. and Classical: More political organization</li>
<li>The Dutch were allowed to stay in Japan because they gave weapons.</li>
<li>While the power of the Dutch was waning, England was gaining power. </li>
<li>Quote: "The great questions of the day won't be solved with (blank) that was the mistake of 848 and 1849..."- From Bismarck
19.The image with the Jesuit Matteo Ricci in China: I put that some missionaries had to adopt Chinese customs to appeal to more people (or something like that)</li>
<li>the Dr. Seuss cartoon: If India continued its policies of non-involvement, then Japan would easily take it over (something similar)
21.China was interested in showing its power during the Ming Dynasty expeditions</li>
<li>The scramble for Africa began with the Berlin Conference</li>
<li>Quote about Ibn Battuta and his travel: Women in his country were not allowed to entertain.</li>
<li>Question about the successer to the throne of Japan: women in the upper levels of society had some impact on politics.</li>
<li>The Iron Question in SubSaharan Africa: ???? (Too many disputes) (Still too many disputes)</li>
<li>Least missionary status: Hindus (Remember you can't be a Hindu if ur not born a Hindu</li>
<li>Ibn Battuta's travels were possible because of the unity created by Islam.
28.Chron. Order: Ghana, Mali, Songhai</li>
<li>Chron Order: Justinian, Fourth Crusades, (Blank)</li>
<li>Mexican War with America: ???? (Does anyone remember the exact question?)</li>
<li>Causes of WWII or WWI: American Imperialism</li>
<li>Sufis were Successful because: Does anyone know this one for sure either?</li>
<li>The Jesuits adopted some aspects of the people they tried to convert </li>
<li>What did the Persia empire not have: A Legislative thing</li>
<li>Bodhavisistavas: Saints (Sorry that I spelled it wrong!)</li>
<li>Meiji Restoration: A Legitimate Emperor was placed on the throne (Hence the next person in power was EMPEROR MEIJI)</li>
<li>Gulf War: Iraq invaded Kuwait</li>
<li>Camel were used: To increase communication</li>
<li>Jewish Zionism: Nationalism</li>
<li>Peter the Great's Enemies: Sweden and the Ottoman Empire</li>
<li>Trading in Africa: Gold and Salt</li>
<li>Ottoman reforms didn't work: Unpopularity</li>
<li>Picasso's Guernica: Spanish Civil War
44.The Grand Canal in China: Facilitate trade</li>
<li>Unification of Germany: ????</li>
<li>The Balfour Declaration gave a Jewish homeland in Palestine</li>
<li>Most immigrants to Americas in the 19th century(similar): west africa??</li>
<li>End to French revolution: COngress of Vienna</li>
<li>A map of movement in the Austrailia area: Polynesian</li>
</ol>
<p>o and 50. Sources of Immigration: West Africa</p>
<p>Hey add this: 50. Most immigrants to Americas in the 19th century(similar): west africa??
and answer to 46 is Lenin
and aren't 45/49 the same thing</p>
<p>-Dude...17 is England that was gaining power....go to wikipedia...a naval battle between the two competitors gave ENG the power to dominate dude-</p>
<p>I'm not confused about the actual history. I'm confused as to what the question was. If the question was while the Dutch were gaining power, then Portugal's power would be waning. If the question was while Dutch power was waining, then England would be gaining power. I don't remember what the question was, but I wasn't the only person to read it as "While the Dutch were gaining power."</p>
<p>There was a Code of Manu question (I left it blank), and a question about differences between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox (I left it blank, but I think the answer was authority of the pope).</p>
<p>o 45/49 is the same thing</p>
<p>Updates, correction</p>
<ol>
<li>Slavery: Brazil</li>
<li>Third Rome: Moscow</li>
<li>Limited Women's rights: Ayatollah Khomeini </li>
<li>Countries w/ female leaders: India, Pakistan, Philippines</li>
<li>United Fruit company: Central America</li>
<li>Panama Canal: Panama was free from Colombian rule</li>
<li>Hunter-Gather societies: little social stratification?</li>
<li>Civs that lived at the same time, but had no contact: Mayans and the Romans
9.Most common jobs in the late 20th century: Services</li>
<li>The Popul Vuh was a Mayan creation myth</li>
<li>Civ that used knotted string as a method communication: Inca (quipu)</li>
<li>Spinning wheel: symbol of peace or reminder of Hindu principle of reincarnation?</li>
<li>Alphabets: Didn't require as much memorization (didn't have as many letters)</li>
<li>Dominance of European powers today in: The Caribbean</li>
<li>Difference Betwen River Civil. and Classical: More political organization</li>
<li>The Dutch were allowed to trade in Japan because they wanted to trade, not convert</li>
<li>While the power of the Dutch was waning, Portugal? was gaining power. </li>
<li>Quote: "The great questions of the day won't be solved with (blank) that was the mistake of 1848 and 1849..."- From Bismarck
19.The image with the Jesuit Matteo Ricci in China: the message was adapted to Chinese customs</li>
<li>the Dr. Seuss cartoon: If India continued its policies of non-involvement, then Japan would easily take it over (something similar)
21.China was interested in showing its power during the Ming Dynasty expeditions</li>
<li>The scramble for Africa began with the Berlin Conference</li>
<li>Quote about Ibn Battuta and his travel: Women in his country were not allowed to entertain.</li>
<li>Question about the successer to the throne of Japan: women in the upper levels of society had some impact on politics.</li>
<li>The Iron Question in SubSaharan Africa: Either iron began in the south or it wasn't used for weapons</li>
<li>Least missionary status: Hindus (Remember you can't be a Hindu if ur not born a Hindu</li>
<li>Ibn Battuta's travels were possible because of the unity created by Islam.
28.Chron. Order: Ghana, Mali, Songhai</li>
<li>Chron Order: Justinian, Fourth Crusades, Fall of Constantinople</li>
<li>Mexican War with America: ????</li>
<li>Causes of WWII or WWI: Not American imperialism</li>
<li>Sufis were Successful because: Devotion to Allah over doctrine or assimilated into other cultures?</li>
<li>What did the Persia empire not have: legislative assemblies</li>
<li>Bodhavisistavas: Saints (Sorry that I spelled it wrong!)</li>
<li>Meiji Restoration: the emperor was the source of political legitimacy</li>
<li>Gulf War: Iraq invaded Kuwait</li>
<li>Camel were used: increased communication</li>
<li>Jewish Zionism: Nationalism</li>
<li>Peter the Great's Enemies: Sweden and Ottomans</li>
<li>Trading in Africa: Gold and Salt</li>
<li>Ottoman reforms didn't work: Unpopularity</li>
<li>Picasso's Guernica: Spanish Civil War
43.The Grand Canal in China: Trade between the two rivers</li>
<li>Unification of Germany: ????</li>
<li>Map showed polynesian migrations</li>
<li>"You want peace, bread, land" quote: Lenin????</li>
<li>Balfour Declaration: British mandate for a Jewish homeland</li>
<li>What marked the end of the French Revolutionary Period? The Congress of Vienna.</li>
<li> Most immigrants to Americas in the 19th century(similar): west africa</li>
</ol>
<p>(I have no clue as to what the Machiavelli one is.)</p>