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AP Success - AP World History: The Mongol Empire's Global Reach

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Primarily military confrontations with little cultural exchange

  • Diplomatic exchanges involving lavish gifts and tributes

  • Isolationist policies that limited contact with outsiders

  • Trade agreements focused on the exchange of technology

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • A diplomatic gift meant to establish trade relations

  • A practical tool for travel across the steppes

  • A religious artifact used in shamanistic rituals

  • A symbol of imperial authority and protection

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • They were primarily agricultural societies with little wealth

  • They were technologically superior to the Mongols

  • They were coerced into providing military support to the Mongols

  • They were engaged in long-distance trade that included luxury goods

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Rejected material wealth in favor of spiritual and ascetic values

  • Lacked their own domesticated animals and relied on gifts for transportation

  • Were primarily sedentary and used camels for agricultural purposes

  • Valued the display of wealth and power through ceremonial gift-giving

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • The use of infantry as the main component of their armies

  • Naval warfare and the development of advanced shipbuilding techniques

  • Agricultural innovation and the use of animals for plowing fields

  • Military preparedness and the importance of cavalry in their conquests

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