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Humanities Midterm Study

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A quiz on the Humanities Midterm
Avery Jane
Quiz by Avery Jane, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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[blank_start]Sundiata[blank_end] was the founder of Mali.
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  • Sundiata

Question 2

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Silk and porcelain are two trade items from [blank_start]China[blank_end].
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  • China

Question 3

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Wheat and honey were two trade items from [blank_start]Europe[blank_end].
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  • Europe

Question 4

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India's main trade textile is [blank_start]cotton[blank_end].
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  • cotton

Question 5

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A group of people from the same family is called a [blank_start]clan[blank_end].
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  • clan

Question 6

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The language people from Kilwa spoke that is still used today is called [blank_start]Swahili[blank_end].
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  • Swahili

Question 7

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Two trade items from [blank_start]Mali[blank_end] were gold and salt.
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  • Africa

Question 8

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Small regions of a country are called [blank_start]provinces[blank_end].
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  • provinces

Question 9

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[blank_start]Savannas[blank_end] are also known as grasslands.
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  • Savannahs

Question 10

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The Queen of [blank_start]Sheba[blank_end] fell in love with [blank_start]Solomon[blank_end], king of Israel.
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  • Sheba
  • Solomon

Question 11

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The mass movement that lasted 1,000 years across Africa was called the [blank_start]Bantu migration[blank_end].
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  • Bantu migration

Question 12

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The civilization best known for it's bronze work was [blank_start]Benin[blank_end].
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  • Benin

Question 13

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Ghana's capital was [blank_start]Kumbi Saleh[blank_end].
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  • Kumbi Saleh

Question 14

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[blank_start]Kilwa[blank_end] is located in what is today Tanzania.
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  • Kilwa

Question 15

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The cities G[blank_start]hana[blank_end], M[blank_start]ali[blank_end], S[blank_start]onghai[blank_end], K[blank_start]ilwa[blank_end], and A[blank_start]ksum[blank_end] controlled major trade routes. (Write the rest of the word)
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  • hana
  • ali
  • onghai
  • ilwa
  • ksum

Question 16

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Mansa Musa was going on his hajj to [blank_start]Mecca[blank_end] when he made his famous journey through [blank_start]Cairo[blank_end], where he gave out pounds of gold.
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  • Mecca
  • Cairo

Question 17

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Around 30 [blank_start]city-states[blank_end] existed on the coast of East Africa by A.D. 1200.
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  • city-states

Question 18

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The great mosque built by Mansa Musa was located in [blank_start]Djenne[blank_end]'.
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  • Djenne

Question 19

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Arabs living in the desert were called [blank_start]bedouins[blank_end].
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  • bedouins

Question 20

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Omar Khayyám was a Muslim astronomer and a poet. He lived during Islam's [blank_start]Golden Age[blank_end].
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  • Golden Age

Question 21

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A [blank_start]caliph[blank_end] is a chief ruler of Islam and is Muhammad's successor.
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  • caliph

Question 22

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Harun ar-Rashid became caliph in [blank_start]786[blank_end]. He ruled for [blank_start]23[blank_end] years.
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  • 23
  • 786

Question 23

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Label the dots. The options are- Atlantic Ocean, Tours, Rome, Tripoli, Mediterranean Sea, Alexandria, Cairo, Constantinople, Damascus, Jerusalem, Medina, Mecca, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Arabian Sea, Aral Sea, and Red Sea.
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  • Mecca
  • medina
  • Mediterranean Sea
  • Tripoli
  • Constantinople
  • Baghdad
  • Rome
  • Tours
  • Cairo
  • Alexandria
  • Jerusalem
  • Damascus
  • Arabian Sea
  • Atlantic Ocean
  • Black Sea
  • Caspian Sea
  • Aral Sea
  • Red Sea

Question 24

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Label the dots. The options are- Canary Islands, Timbuktu, Gao, Benin, Ife, Aksum, Zanzibar, Ascension, St. Helena, Zimbabwe, and Madagascar.
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  • Madagascar
  • Zimbabwe
  • Ascension
  • St. Helena
  • Timbuktu
  • Gao
  • Canary Islands
  • Aksum
  • Zanzibar
  • Benin
  • Ife

Question 25

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[blank_start]Silent bartering[blank_end] works by merchants leaving their merchandise on the ground, people putting money beside the items, and the merchant comes back and either takes the gold or leaves again.
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  • Silent bartering
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