___43. In India, which aspect of society has been most heavily influenced by religious beliefs, tradition and division of labor? 1. caste system 3. policy of neutrality 2. urbanization 4. parliamentary government ___44. The West African kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai flourished between A.D. 700 and A.D. 1600 mainly because they controlled the trade routes across the Sahara developed self-sufficient economies became religious centers considered sacred by Africans received support from European colonial governments ___45. Before West African civilizations had contact with Europeans, these civilizations developed art that included bronze, gold, and clay sculptures. economies that did not rely on trade. one system of government for the entire region. social systems that emphasized the nuclear family. ___46. During the Middle Ages, Europeans did not eat potatoes or corn because these vegetables were forbidden by the Catholic Church for religious reasons. had not yet been introduced to Europe from the New World. were believed to be poisonous. were too expensive to import from China. ___47. In the ancient kingdom of Mali and in the Roman Republic, an important feature of life was the development of 1. codified laws. 3. social and political equality. 2. the Islamic religion. 4. agricultural communes. ___48. As the Middle Ages ended, the rise of a middle class in Western Europe can be attributed partly to the economic policies of the Roman empire. increase in trade that resulted from the Crusades. strength of Christianity in medieval Europe. self-sufficiency of the manor system. ___49. The Magna Carta was important to the development of democracy because it 1. limited the power of the monarch. 3. created a bicameral legislature. 2. took land away from the nobles. 4. extended the right to vote to peasants. ___50. An immediate result of the Protestant Reformation was the end of religious unity in Europe. translation of the Koran (Qur'an). increase in power of the Roman Catholic Church. destruction of the increasing power of monarchs.
___43. In India, which aspect of society has been most heavily influenced by religious beliefs, tradition and division of labor? 1. caste system 3. policy of neutrality 2. urbanization 4. parliamentary government ___44. The West African kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai flourished between A.D. 700 and A.D. 1600 mainly because they controlled the trade routes across the Sahara developed self-sufficient economies became religious centers considered sacred by Africans received support from European colonial governments ___45. Before West African civilizations had contact with Europeans, these civilizations developed art that included bronze, gold, and clay sculptures. economies that did not rely on trade. one system of government for the entire region. social systems that emphasized the nuclear family. ___46. During the Middle Ages, Europeans did not eat potatoes or corn because these vegetables were forbidden by the Catholic Church for religious reasons. had not yet been introduced to Europe from the New World. were believed to be poisonous. were too expensive to import from China. ___47. In the ancient kingdom of Mali and in the Roman Republic, an important feature of life was the development of 1. codified laws. 3. social and political equality. 2. the Islamic religion. 4. agricultural communes. ___48. As the Middle Ages ended, the rise of a middle class in Western Europe can be attributed partly to the economic policies of the Roman empire. increase in trade that resulted from the Crusades. strength of Christianity in medieval Europe. self-sufficiency of the manor system. ___49. The Magna Carta was important to the development of democracy because it 1. limited the power of the monarch. 3. created a bicameral legislature. 2. took land away from the nobles. 4. extended the right to vote to peasants. ___50. An immediate result of the Protestant Reformation was the end of religious unity in Europe. translation of the Koran (Qur'an). increase in power of the Roman Catholic Church. destruction of the increasing power of monarchs.