The conquests of _____, who led a brief attempt to restore the Mongol Empire even as it was disintegrating, proved to be the last great military success of nomadic peoples from Central Asia.

Which of the following is not true of the peoples of Australia in the fifteenth century?

During the Tang and Song dynasty periods, the Chinese developed the technology to ____. 

The ____ Empire was the most impressive and enduring of the new Islamic states of the fifteenth century.

The name given to a popular form of Chinese Buddhism was ____; this belief held that the faithful repetition of the name of an earlier Buddha was enough to ensure one’s rebirth in a heavenly realm.

During the Han Dynasty, Chinese leaders ‘bought off’ the Xiongnu confederacy by ____.

Which of the following neighbors of China ultimately adopted the Chinese written script without modification?

Which of the following was a key development which contributed to the doubling of the Chinese population during the Tang and Song dynasties?

In China, the Buddhist term dharma was translated as “dao/ “the way,” a notion long familiar in both Daoist and ____ thinking.

Greek patriarchy in the classical era