AP World History: Unit 4 Master Quiz

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Froggy Jumps AP World History: Unit 4 Master QuizOnline version Test your grasp of 1450–1750 topics from the uploaded material. by Gennasie Estrada 1 What was a primary goal of mercantilist policies in the Atlantic world? a To accumulate wealth and build strong, trade-surplus economies b To reduce state involvement in markets c To promote free trade worldwide 2 Which system linked Europe, Africa, and the Americas through trade and enslaved labor? a The Silk Road b The Columbian Exchange c The Atlantic trading system 3 What was a key effect of the transatlantic slave trade on Africa? a Population growth and urbanization b Immediate industrialization of economies c Demographic shifts and gender imbalances 4 Which region used the millet system to govern diverse religious communities? a Ottoman Empire b Mughal Empire c Qing Dynasty 5 Syncretic religions emerged due to intercultural contact. Which is an example? a Vodun in the Caribbean blending African and Christian practices b Shinto in Japan blending Buddhism and Shamanism c Zen Buddhism in Europe 6 Resistance to state expansion included which of the following in North America? a Taiping Rebellion b Metacom’s War (King Philip’s War) c The French Revolution 7 Which dynasty’s rise reshaped elites by bringing in Manchu banners? a Mughal Dynasty b Qing Dynasty c Ottoman Empire 8 What was a major driver of global trade in 1450–1750? a Expansion of European monopolies and joint-stock companies b Isolationism and autarky c Feudal levies only 9 Which term describes the mixing of African, European, and Indigenous cultures in the Americas? a Cultural synthesis b Cultural stagnation c Cultural isolation 10 What phenomenon involved peasantry and artisans meeting growing demand? a Peasant and artisan labor b Urban gentrification c Industrial labor unions 11 What is the main purpose of a presentation? a Win a prize b Entertain the audience c Inform or persuade the audience 12 Which visual should you limit per slide? a Multiple ideas per slide b One idea per slide c No text on slides 13 What font size is typically readable for body text? a 60-70 pt b 24-32 pt c 8-10 pt 14 Which color contrast helps readability? a Light text on light background b Dark text on a light background c Bright red on white 15 What is a good slide structure? a Skip the summary and conclusion b Read the slides aloud only c Tell them what you’ll tell them; tell them; recap 16 How should you present data on slides? a Use only tables with dense text b Use clear charts and avoid clutter c Include every data point 17 What is a strong opening for a presentation? a Starting with a long quote b A hook or short story c Reading the title slide 18 What should you do during rehearsal? a Only check spelling on slides b Skip rehearsal; rely on slides c Practice timing, pace, and transitions 19 Which action helps audience engagement? a Ask questions and invite participation b Read slides verbatim c Speak at minimum volume 20 What is a good slide limit for many presentations? a 20-40 slides b 1-2 slides c 8-12 slides

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AP World History: Unit 4 Master Quiz

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AP World History: Unit 4 Master QuizOnline version

by Gennasie Estrada

What was a primary goal of mercantilist policies in the Atlantic world?

Which system linked Europe, Africa, and the Americas through trade and enslaved labor?

What was a key effect of the transatlantic slave trade on Africa?

Which region used the millet system to govern diverse religious communities?

Syncretic religions emerged due to intercultural contact. Which is an example?

Resistance to state expansion included which of the following in North America?

Which dynasty’s rise reshaped elites by bringing in Manchu banners?

What was a major driver of global trade in 1450–1750?

Which term describes the mixing of African, European, and Indigenous cultures in the Americas?

What phenomenon involved peasantry and artisans meeting growing demand?

What is the main purpose of a presentation?

Which visual should you limit per slide?

What font size is typically readable for body text?

Which color contrast helps readability?

What is a good slide structure?

How should you present data on slides?

What is a strong opening for a presentation?

What should you do during rehearsal?

Which action helps audience engagement?

What is a good slide limit for many presentations?