
Unit 2 Test - AP World History
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- Q1What is Melaka?The city that is now Malaysia30s
- Q2Who was Marco Polo?The best-known long-distance traveler of Mongol times30s
- Q3Who was Rabban Sauma?A Christian priest who sought support for an invasion of Muslim Lands in 128730s
- Q4Who was Ibn Battuta?An Islamic scholar and best-known Muslim traveler30s
- Q5Who was John of Montecorvino?An Italian Franciscan who became the first archbishop of Khanbaliq in 130730s
- Q6What was the Renaissance?A period of artistic and intellectual creativity from the 14th to 16th century30s
- Q7What did Leonardo da Vinci employ in his work?The linear perspective, which represented three dimensions on flat two-dimensional surfaces30s
- Q8Which sculptor depicted natural poses that reflected the actual workings of human muscles?Michelangelo Buonarotti30s
- Q9Who were humanists?Scholars who were interested in the humanities (literature, history, and moral philosophy)30s
- Q10Who was Desiderus Erasmus?A humanist who published the first edition of the Greek New Testament30s
- Q11Which explorer is known for circumnavigating the globe?Ferdinand Magellan30s
- Q12Who was Vitus Bering?A Danish navigator commissioned by Russian officials to seek a northwest passage.30s
- Q13Who led three expeditions in the Pacific and came across Polynesian people?Captain James Cook30s
- Q14What was the English Civil War?A political and religious conflict from 1642 to 1649 that began with opposition to royal taxes.30s
- Q15What was the Columbian Exchange?The global diffusion of plants, food, crops, animals, human populations, and disease pathogens after Columbus' initial voyage30s