<p>For the MAo/Stalin EXCEPT one i put they didn't have a rift on the topic of women's rights</p>
<p>Holy crap. That's absolutely right. I knew that! I just had trouble switching between negative/positive for the EXCEPT. AHHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHh</p>
<p>can we think of more questions? i have 43 right now</p>
<p>(i don't remember exact answers for any of these, sorry. depending on the other photographic memories on this board)</p>
<p>the primary source question
the ibn battuta question, with the map
the early humans discovered question</p>
<p>Ibn Battuta=unity of religion</p>
<p>54 questions...</p>
<p>wasn't there a question on martin luther?</p>
<p>Yeah.</p>
<p>Something about his belief in "faith but not good works".</p>
<p>Here are the 61 questions from this thread and my memory
i'll edit it as i remember more
* = debatable
NOTE: question/answer wordings may not be accruate</p>
<p>What did Socrates teach?
Self-examination</p>
<p>Which is true of the Code of Hammurabi?
It was believed to be given by god</p>
<p>Humans most likely originated in?
(East) Africa</p>
<p>A primary source is?
Something from the time and place of interest</p>
<p>What city had a large population of Turks, Greeks, and Jews in the (1400s?)?
Istanbul</p>
<p>Buddha statue question
Greece</p>
<p>Roman arch question
To glorify an emperor</p>
<p>Difference between N.A. and central American civilizations that made the central american civilizations easier to conquer
Central was more centralized</p>
<p>Whats true of sub-saharan civilizations before 1000?
Iron developed before agriculture</p>
<p>The United Fruit Company is mostly associated with?
Central America</p>
<p>Where did Britain get its cotton?
US and India</p>
<p>(article excerpt about Bodhisattvas)
The author is most likely associated with?
Buddhism
Bodhisattvas equates to what in Christianity?
Saints</p>
<p>(Article about Indians by Muslim)
The distinctions referred to?
The caste system
Which of these would the author most likely agree with?
It would be difficult for Indians to convert to Islam</p>
<p>The Brahmans were
Priest/scholars</p>
<p>Female leaders
India, Pakistan, and Phillipines</p>
<p>The Kush flourished because of
Extensive knowledge of iron technology</p>
<p>Map of Europe/asia/Africa
Byzantine Empire</p>
<p>3 map question
European knowledge of the world</p>
<p>Julius Caesar was famous for?
Conquering the Gauls</p>
<p>The Romans appeased newly conquered territories by?
Granting citizenship to the elite</p>
<p>Janissaries were recruited from?
Balkan Christians</p>
<p>The Sepoy Rebellion was successful in?
Transferring India from EIC to the crown</p>
<p>The end of Napoleonic wars
Reestablished the balance of power</p>
<p>*Scramble for Africa was initiated by
David Livingstone/Berlin Conference</p>
<p>The Mongols did not
Spread Buddhism</p>
<p>*Sub-saharan Africans mostly followed what religion before colonial times?
Local Religions/Islam</p>
<p>*Slave population in brazil differed from those in N.A. how?
Brazil had higher proportion of free blacks/Brazil slaves were
given full rights</p>
<p>The Delhi sultanate was
Muslim dynasties established
(forgot answer, it was A)</p>
<p>Japanese feudalism differed from European feudalism because
Japanese one did not lead to development of parliamentary
institutions</p>
<p>Which best describes (post-war, modern,
forgot) china?
Limited free market with continued communism</p>
<p>Argentina primarily exported
Meat and grains</p>
<p>Map of pacific with arrows
Polynesian migrations</p>
<p>Initial purpose of writing in Mesopotamia was to keep track of
Taxes/tributes</p>
<p>*What feature helped ancient Egypt the MOST in maintaining political stability?
Desert to east and west/cataracts/marsh land</p>
<p>*Capitalism is the highest point of imperialism
V. I. Lenin/John Maynard Keynes</p>
<p>Excerpt from The Prince
Machiavelli</p>
<p>The main purpose of Zheng Hes voyages were to
Show off Chinas power</p>
<p>The Han dynasty is noted for establishing the?
Civil examinations system</p>
<p>Korea/Vietnam/Japan are considered Sinistic because?
They adopted the Chinese language and were influenced<br>
by Confucianism</p>
<p>Difference between Algeria and Tunisia/something else?
Algeria had higher European population</p>
<p>Advanced industrial societies have these characteristics
High literacy, low birthrate, long life-expectancies</p>
<p>The Peloponnesian war was caused by
Athens domination of other Greek city-states</p>
<p>Joseph Lister and Louis Pasteur
Answer was something about improved sanitation</p>
<p>Sigmund Freud and another guy
Answer was something bout psychoanalytical
blah
</p>
<p>Quote Capitve Athens took captive captor Rome
Spread of Culture</p>
<p>Absolutism was best defined under
King Louis XIV of France</p>
<p>The Balfour Declaration
Promise by Britain for Jewish state in Palestine</p>
<p>Which was not associated with the Cold War?
Boxer Rebellion</p>
<p>Which African country is notably Christian?
Ethiopia</p>
<p>Dutch trade increased with the decline of which European power?
Portugal</p>
<p>Which country experienced a fundamentalist revolution?
Iran</p>
<p>Nasser became a national hero by?
Nationalization of the Suez Canal</p>
<p>What facilitated the travels of Ibn Battuta
The unity of Islamic lands</p>
<p>Which best describes India between fall of Mauryan empire and the rise of the Gupta?
Regional rule by local rulers</p>
<p>Which of these two cities lay on the overland Silk Road?
Luoyang and Samarkand</p>
<p>Adam Smith in his Wealth of Nations supported?
Laissez-faire capitalism</p>
<p>The Minoan civilization was based in?
Crete</p>
<p>Which most helped Hernan Cortes in his conquering of the Aztecs?
Aztec susceptibility to diseases</p>
<p>Chinese opium addicts increased due to?
The British looking for something to trade to Chinese for their
tea</p>
<p>"Argentina primarily exported
Meat and grains"</p>
<p>Do you people remember what time period this question was from?
If it was anything earlier than the nineteenth century it was definitely silver.
Argentina means silver in Latin and the refridgerated car hadn't been invented to ship enough meat.</p>
<p>Don't worry, I got it wrong too. Didn't have time to think and Kapgay influenced me.</p>
<p>Add
Primary source
(don't know what answer was)</p>
<p>The capitalism quote was Lenin. Look it up on google.</p>
<p>Also, what was the question about the crusades? I think it was a "which of the following is true..." question. I had no idea.</p>
<p>The answer to the question on why China stopped exploring was that confucian intellectuals opposed the exploration. That might have been answered earlier in the thread, though, I forget.</p>
<p>xxxdogx, the answer was the the crusades gained territory then promptly lost it.</p>
<p>Great. That's what I randomly guessed.</p>
<p>I think every single answer that I guessed I got wrong. This amounted to about 6 wrongs, plus 6 stupid mistakes (such as not looking at the time period for the Byzantine map, Sino-Soviet split getting confused, etc.)</p>
<p>The one about captive greece and rome thing, was "spread of culture" the exact wording of the answer? I think I put like E which was something like spread of greek culture under rome rule?
Hmm so I have like 10 wrong so far, and probably another 10 wrong. So that would be raw score of 70, anyone know what score this would be?
And is the WH curve more generous than the USH one? I desperately need at least a 700 on this.</p>
<p>K, I added another 15 to my own list.</p>
<p>The Egyptian geography question was a trap. It's a throw between marashlands and the deserts.</p>
<p>Socrates emphasized self-analysis.</p>
<p>Humans supposedly originated in Africa.</p>
<p>Istanbul had a large population of Greeks, Jews, and Turks.</p>
<p>Hammurabi's Code was a set of laws supposedly given to him by divine will.</p>
<p>A primary source is a document from the time period in question.</p>
<p>Ibn Battuta could travel due to Islamic unity.</p>
<p>The Hindus will be hard to convert to Islam due to their caste system.</p>
<p>Brahmans were India's priest/scholar caste.</p>
<p>The Crusades were initially successful, but the territory gained was eventually recaptured by the Muslims.</p>
<p>Britain's primary cotton sources: US, Egypt, India. Note they were all once colonies of Britain.</p>
<p>Female leaders: India, Pakistan, Phillipines.</p>
<p>The Ghandaran statue picture question was influenced by the Greeks.</p>
<p>The Kush were good with iron.</p>
<p>Japanese feudalism did not set up constituional foundations.</p>
<p>Cortes was aided by disease in his conquest of the Aztecs.</p>
<p>North Americans were less easily conquered compared to Central/South Americans because Central/South Americans were more centralized.</p>
<p>The United Fruit Company dominated the political and economic affairs of Central America.</p>
<p>Argentina exported meats and grains.</p>
<p>The map of the Pacific charted Polynesian migrations.</p>
<p>The article concerning the 3 Bodhisattvas are a Buddhist writing.</p>
<p>Bodhisattvas are equivalent to Saints.</p>
<p>Martin Luther emphasized faith rather than emphasis on the church.</p>
<p>The map was Byzantine. Justinian made a foray into Italy that didn't last too long.</p>
<p>Lenin said "Imperialism is highest form of capitalism." I missed this one, it was a throw between this guy and Keynes, who actually wrote on imperialism and funding post-Depression.</p>
<p>Machiavelli wrote "The Prince."</p>
<p>The Romans appeased new additions by granting citizenship to the elite.</p>
<p>The Janissaries were recruited via devshirme in the Christian Balkans.</p>
<p>The Sepoy Rebellion transferred control of India to the Crown.</p>
<p>Absolutism was best defined under King Louis XIV of France. (L'etat c'est moi!)</p>
<p>The Napoleonic Wars reestablished the status quo amongst monarchies.</p>
<p>The three part map was the progression of European knowledge of the world.</p>
<p>India, between fall of Mauryan Empire and the rise of the Gupta, was divided into a number of regional rulers.</p>
<p>The Dehli Sultanate was ruled by an interim of Muslim tribes.</p>
<p>The Scramble for Africa was initiated by the Berlin Conference.</p>
<p>Dutch trade increased as they destroyed Portugal's.</p>
<p>Nasser became a national hero when he nationalized the Suez Canal</p>
<p>Ethiopia is a notably Christian country in Africa.</p>
<p>The Balfour Declaration was a promise by Britain for a Jewish state in Palestine</p>
<p>The Mongols did NOT spread Buddhism.</p>
<p>Joseph Lister and Louis Pasteur improved methods of disease control.</p>
<p>Adam Smith supported Laissez-faire capitalism in his The Wealth of Nations.</p>
<p>Sigmund Freud finally revealed psychoanalysis as a science.</p>
<p>Sub-Saharan Africa obtained steel before agriculture because they remained hunter-gatherer. Steel = Iron w/ carbon.</p>
<p>The Minoan civilization was based in Crete.</p>
<p>The Peloponnesian War was caused by Athenian dominance over city-states.</p>
<p>Capitve Athens took captive their captor Rome is referring to Roman Hellenisticism.</p>
<p>Caesar was popular because he conquered Gaul.</p>
<p>Writing in Mesopotamia began as taxes and records.</p>
<p>Korea/Vietnam/China shared Chinese characters and were influenced by Confucianism.</p>
<p>Han China developed the Civil Service Exams.</p>
<p>Luoyang and Samarkand are on the Silk Road.</p>
<p>Britain grew opium in India to trade for CHinese tea, leading to the Opium Wars.</p>
<p>Zheng He's voyages were designed to display China's might.</p>
<p>Zheng He's voyages were stopped due to pressure from the scholar caste, who saw them as a drain on the treasury.</p>
<p>Modern China has a limited free market but continued Communism.</p>
<p>Advanced industrial societies had high literacy, low birthrate, yet long life expectancy.</p>
<p>The differences between Algeria and Tunisia's liberations is that the terrain is suited for guerilla combat. (Rocky with lots of hills and ravines)(The population was 98% Muslim)</p>
<p>The Sub-Saharan Africa religion question is a trap. It's a throw between local religions and Islam.</p>
<p>The North-Latin America slavery question is a trap. It's a throw between granting equal rights and Latin America having a significantly higher proportion of slaves.</p>
<p>60 down. Who remembers the other 35? I currently have 7 wrong.</p>
<p>i'm gonna make a new thread that contains just the questions
thanks for the adds</p>
<p>what about the sigmund freud question.</p>