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Question 1

By the 1400s, Timbuktu had over 150 schools dedicated to learning and the city had a vigorous trade in books.

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True/False

Question 2

Great Zimbabwe was all the following except:

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A, part of a larger trade in gold across East Africa

B, the immediate precursor to the modern state of Zimbabwe

C, ruled by kings called "Mwene Mutapa"

D, kingdom that built the "Temple"

Question 3

Mansa Musa's trip to visit Mecca brought the kingdom of Mali attention from Mediterranean powers as they feared a return of the violent king.

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True/False

Question 4

Mansa Musa appointed family members as governors - a practice also used in:

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A, Venice and France

B, France and China

C, India and the Middle East

D, Kilwa

Question 5

Mansa Musa brought back camel loads of books and recruited scholars to return with him to Mali.

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True/False

Question 6

The most famous ruler of Aksum was [ Select ] ["Ezana", "Kaleb", "Menelik"] who likely is the ruler to promote Christianity in the kingdom.

Question 7

Obalufon was a noted ruler of [ Select ] ["Mali", "Nigeria", "Ife"] a society that made remarkably realistic [ Select ] ["paintings", "sculptures", "masks"] to the point that Europeans later thought they'd been made by people of Atlantis.

Question 8

The state of _____________ was a Hindu state that existed between the 14th and 16th century and successfully resisted the Muslim rule until they were defeated with new technology.

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A, Delhi

B, Cholas

C, Pataliputra

D, Vijayanagar

Question 9

The rule of ________ was unique in Indian history, as she wore men's clothing and led troops on the battlefield.

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A, Raziya

B, Timur

C, Dido

D, Trung

Question 10

During India's late medieval period, it kept its reputation as a place home to many religions including, the [ Select ] ["Coptics", "Lebanese", "Parsees"] who practiced the Persian faith of Zoroastrianism, the other was [ Select ] ["Arianism", "Sufism", "Sikhism"] which was formed using elements of Islam and Hinduism.

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