A) mandarin B) shogun C) dynasty D) cháotíng
A) Weiyang Palace B) Versailles C) Forbidden City D) Hofburg
A) Western Jin and Sui B) Sui and Tang C) Han and Tang D) Ming and Qing
A) Qing B) Sui C) Han D) Tang
A) Sui period B) Han period C) Heian period D) Ming period
A) Charlemagne B) Theodoric the Great C) Philip the Good D) Louis XIV
A) Itinerant B) Democratic C) Academic D) Stationary
A) The Habsburg Courts B) The Castilian Congress C) Las Cortes de Castilla D) The Burgundian Cortes
A) Philip the Good B) Aliénor de Poitiers C) Theodoric the Great D) Louis XIV
A) Burgundy and Portugal B) Chang'an and Beijing C) Weiyang Palace and Forbidden City D) Versailles and Hofburg
A) Absolute monarchical power B) Privy councils and governmental cabinets C) Total political control D) Military command structures
A) Charlemagne B) Theodoric the Great C) Louis XIV D) Philip the Good
A) China and Japan B) Germany and Italy C) Spain and Portugal D) France and England
A) Kingdom B) Palace C) Manor D) Court
A) It is strictly located in remote castles B) It is exclusively a mobile institution C) It must always be in the capital city D) It can be in a designated place, several places, or mobile
A) Clergy B) Bodyguards C) Eunuchs D) Emissaries
A) They do not live in the royal household B) They fall outside the standard definition of a courtier C) They are always paid in food D) They are prohibited from entering the palace
A) Sharer of the bread B) Watcher of the door C) Defender of the realm D) Servant of the king
A) Monarchy B) Clientage C) Feudalism D) Bureaucracy
A) 12th century B) 18th century C) 10th century D) 15th century
A) Military power B) Trade routes C) Taxation D) Ceremony
A) The head of the clergy B) A regent or viceroy C) The court jester D) The captain of the guard
A) Within the residence of foreign emissaries B) In the central administration building C) Inside the primary throne room D) Far away from official court centers
A) A strict order of precedence B) A lottery for appointments C) An open democratic voting system D) A random seating arrangement
A) As a completely separate entity B) As a financial corporation C) As an extension of the household D) As a rival institution
A) Roman Empire B) Ottoman Empire C) Akkadian Empire D) Russian Empire
A) ša rēsi B) Great overseer C) Pharaoh D) High steward
A) Byzantine Empire B) Russian Empire C) Akkadian Empire D) Neo-Assyrian Empire
A) Sasanian Empire B) Shang dynasty C) Neo-Assyrian Empire D) Akkadian Empire
A) At least a thousand B) Around five thousand C) Less than fifty D) Exactly one hundred
A) Imperialism B) Byzantinism C) Sasanianism D) Achaemenidism
A) Ancient Egypt B) Shang dynasty C) Balkan states D) Akkadian Empire
A) Byzantine Empire B) Akkadian Empire C) Median kingdom D) Shang dynasty
A) 3150 BC to 31 BC B) 3000 BC to 1000 BC C) 500 BC to 100 AD D) 1000 BC to 500 BC
A) C-Group culture B) D-Group culture C) B-Group culture D) A-Group culture
A) 1952 B) 1914 C) 1922 D) 1974
A) The Sultan of Adal B) Mansa Musa C) Fuad I D) The Sultan of Mogadishu
A) Pharaoh B) Mansa C) Oba D) Sultan
A) Cairo B) Timbuktu C) Mogadishu D) Mecca
A) Nana B) Shaykh C) Oba D) Emir
A) 1974 B) 1952 C) 1922 D) 1914
A) Obas B) Emirs C) Nanas D) Inkosis
A) Walashma dynasty B) Zagwe dynasty C) A-Group D) Tunkalemmu caste
A) Chad B) Cameroon C) Modern Ghana D) Northern Nigeria
A) Tunkalemmu B) Inkosis C) Baales D) Nanas
A) Ghana B) Cameroon C) Nigeria D) Chad
A) Palatine Hill B) Hampton Court C) The Forbidden City D) Versailles
A) Palazzo Medici Riccardi B) Alhambra C) Alcázar de Colón D) Topkapı Palace
A) Delhi B) Tehran C) Isfahan D) Istanbul
A) Austria B) France C) Russia D) Poland
A) Topkapı Palace B) Red Fort C) The Forbidden City D) Gyeongbokgung
A) Ottoman B) Safavid C) Ming D) Mughal
A) Delhi B) Lisbon C) Istanbul D) Pune
A) Persepolis B) Wawel Castle C) Taq Kasra D) Hofburg Palace
A) Poland B) Tuscany C) Bavaria D) Saxony
A) Mughal B) Achaemenid C) Ottoman D) Safavid
A) Maison B) Durbar C) Daimyo D) Vizier
A) Korea B) China C) Japan D) Thailand
A) Maison du Roi B) Court Royale C) Regime du Roi D) Palais de Versailles
A) Anglican Church B) Orthodox Church C) Holy See D) Byzantine Patriarchate
A) Sweden B) Finland C) Norway D) Denmark
A) Belgium B) Spain C) Italy D) Portugal
A) Wales B) Scotland C) Ireland D) Cornwall
A) New Zealand B) United Kingdom C) Canada D) Australia
A) Ottomans B) Barmakids C) Umayyad D) Fatimid
A) Nizams B) Abbasids C) Umayyads D) Ottomans
A) Baghdad B) Istanbul C) Cordoba D) Cairo
A) Taxing the merchant class B) Directly replacing the king C) Establishing their own minor courts D) Moving to a different continent
A) The Ottoman Empire B) The Fatimid Caliphate C) The Umayyad Caliphate D) The Abbasid Caliphate |