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1.

Mamun-ur-Rashid following __________ doctrines.

A. ismaili
B. ashari
C. mutazilla
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
2.

Under the emperors after Justinian, the chief concern of the Byzantine state was

A. religious heresy and controversy.
B. the over taxation of the peasants and frequent peasant rebellions.
C. the defense against slavs, russians, and the arabs
D. the conversion of the slavs to christianity.
Answer» D. the conversion of the slavs to christianity.
3.

Dots on Arabic letter was introduced by

A. hajjaj
B. yahya barmaki
C. hassan basri
D. none of these
Answer» B. yahya barmaki
4.

Grand Mosque at Damascus was built by

A. abdul malik
B. waleed
C. umar bin abdul aziz
D. none of these
Answer» B. waleed
5.

Constantinople fell into the hands of the Muslims in

A. 1453
B. 1543
C. 1354
D. none of these
Answer» B. 1543
6.

During muslim rule was the capital of Spain

A. cordava
B. toledo
C. garnada
D. none of these
Answer» B. toledo
7.

The first capital of Abbasid Caliphate was

A. al-hashmiyah
B. samrah
C. baghdad
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
8.

Al-Idrisi was a famous

A. musician
B. poet
C. geographer
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
9.

Al-Qanun - Fil tib was written by;

A. almasudi
B. ibn-ishq
C. al- yaqubi
D. ibn sina
Answer» E.
10.

In the adminstration of the ummayads the court language was:

A. persian
B. arabics
C. french
D. german
Answer» B. arabics
11.

- ---- was the real founder of the Abbasid dynasty

A. al-safah
B. abu jafar
C. muhammad musa
D. abdullah
Answer» B. abu jafar
12.

Al-Firdousi was the poet of:

A. persia
B. asia
C. africa
D. america
Answer» B. asia
13.

For the first time Abdul Malik issued purely Muslim Coinage Know as:

A. pound
B. deenar
C. dirham
D. ruppe
Answer» C. dirham
14.

Literal meaning of Jihad is ;

A. exemption
B. sacrifice
C. fight
D. struggle
Answer» E.
15.

The ottoman dynasty fell in:

A. 1857
B. 1926
C. 1940
D. 1924
Answer» E.
16.

Samarra was built by

A. al-mansur
B. al mahdi
C. al-must'asim
D. none
Answer» D. none
17.

The capital of Umayyad dynasty was:

A. baghdad
B. cairo
C. khusran
D. damascus
Answer» E.
18.

Ka'bah is situated in the valley of:

A. faran
B. makkah
C. taif
D. medina
Answer» C. taif
19.

Ma'rib dam was located in:

A. iraq
B. yaman
C. egypt
D. none
Answer» C. egypt
20.

- the pre- Islamic era is known as:

A. modern age
B. age of ignorance
C. golden age
D. none
Answer» C. golden age
21.

The Black Death was caused by

A. malnutrition.
B. lack of vaccines.
C. a disease spread by rats.
D. wounds suffered during the hundred years war.
Answer» D. wounds suffered during the hundred years war.
22.

What change in education developed in the middle Ages?

A. the first universities evolved.
B. large universities with permanent buildings came into being.
C. students with very little training could qualify to be a teacher.
D. women began to attend universities.
Answer» B. large universities with permanent buildings came into being.
23.

How did monks and nuns improve life during the Middle Ages?

A. they cared for the sick and poor.
B. they opposed the feudal system.
C. they gave land to the peasants.
D. they excommunicated criminals.
Answer» B. they opposed the feudal system.
24.

The manor economy was based on

A. trade among many villages.
B. metalworking.
C. farming and self-sufficiency.
D. herding and weaving.
Answer» D. herding and weaving.
25.

Which of the following is credited to Charlemagne?

A. the defeat of the muslims at the battle of tours
B. the development of banking
C. the development of feudalism
D. the revival of latin learning
Answer» E.
26.

Monks and nuns served the community by

A. providing social services.
B. remaining secluded and rarely seeing outsiders.
C. pressuring feudal lords to provide social services.
D. performing little manual labor.
Answer» B. remaining secluded and rarely seeing outsiders.
27.

The Crusades contributed to the breakdown of feudalism because.

A. muslims captured the property of feudal landholders.
B. the authority of kings increased while many nobles were financially weakened.
C. many peasants converted to islam.
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
28.

Which of these factors did NOT shape the evolution of society in Western Europe during theearly medieval period?

A. roman heritage
B. customs of barbarian tribes
C. roman catholic church
D. eastern orthodox church
Answer» C. roman catholic church
29.

The Crusades contributed to all of the following except

A. the growth of mediterranean trading cities.
B. improvement in the level of european technology.
C. greater contact between europe and the byzantine and muslim civilizations.
D. an increase in the power of feudal lords.
Answer» E.
30.

. The Third Crusade ended with the

A. decisive victory of richard i in palestine.
B. the defeat of the french at agincourt.
C. defeat of seljuk turks by french-led crusaders.
D. continued control of jerusalem by saladin.
Answer» E.
31.

The Crusades were undertaken to

A. keep the holy land out of muslim control.
B. end the great schism.
C. free rome from the byzantines.
D. reform the medieval church.
Answer» B. end the great schism.
32.

Feudal society was characterized by

A. a hierarchical system of relationships and obligations.
B. the rule of a strong government.
C. increasing consolidation of power by frankish kings.
D. the absence of hostility between neighboring fiefs.
Answer» B. the rule of a strong government.
33.

Where can the finest examples of medieval architecture are seen?

A. cathedrals
B. castles
C. universities
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
34.

"Middle Ages" in Western Europe includes the period __________________________.

A. ad 300 - ad 1600
B. beginning of byzantine through the end of the roman empire
C. beginning of early christian through the 13th or 14th centuries
D. end of the roman empire through the byzantine period
Answer» E.
35.

What renowned church was built by Emperor Justinian in the sixth century?

A. canterbury cathedral
B. st. sophia
C. notre dame
D. st. peter's basilica
Answer» C. notre dame
36.

What was the state language of the Eastern Roman Empire after the 7th century?

A. arabic
B. greek
C. latin
D. russian
Answer» C. latin
37.

The city of Constantinople is now called __________.

A. athens
B. byzantium
C. istanbul
D. sarajevo
Answer» D. sarajevo
38.

What group conquered Constantinople in 1453?

A. bulgarians
B. greco-romans
C. kievan rus
D. ottomans
Answer» E.
39.

Which of the following modern countries was not part of the Byzantine Empire?

A. bulgaria
B. egypt
C. france
D. germany
Answer» C. france
40.

What city served as the capital of the Byzantine Empire?

A. adrianople
B. ankara
C. constantinople
D. nicodemia
Answer» D. nicodemia
41.

Which empire introduced the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Cyrillic alphabet to Russia?

A. mongol
B. byzantine
C. british
D. gupta
Answer» C. british
42.

Ziggurat, The temple of heaven was situates at

A. mesopotamia
B. ur
C. memphis
D. harappa
Answer» C. memphis
43.

The Patron deity of Ur

A. nanna
B. zeus
C. sphinx
D. anu
Answer» B. zeus
44.

“Urban Revolution “the term coined by

A. gorden child
B. flinders petrie
C. pitt rivers
D. henrich schlleman
Answer» B. flinders petrie
45.

The invention of wheel was during the period of

A. palaeolithic
B. mesolithic
C. neolithic
D. chalcolithic
Answer» D. chalcolithic
46.

Microliths a type of tools used by

A. mesolithic
B. palaeolithic
C. neolithic
D. mettal age
Answer» B. palaeolithic
47.

“History of Rome “written by

A. livy
B. tacitus
C. julius caesar
D. aeneid
Answer» B. tacitus
48.

Who was the last ruler of the Roman Empire?

A. theodosius
B. constantan
C. romulus augustus
D. julia
Answer» D. julia
49.

Who made Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire?

A. theodosius
B. constantine
C. julius caesar
D. octovian
Answer» B. constantine
50.

Who opined the growth of Christianity was the cause of the down fall of Roman Empire

A. j.b bury
B. edward gibbon
C. arther forrill
D. arnold toyenbee
Answer» C. arther forrill