U1 SAQ EXAM THE GLOBAL TAPESTRY 1200 - 1450

Please write a paragraph in response to each prompt below - lettered A; B; and C. For EACH paragraph - please make certain to Answer the prompt - in the form of a Topic Sentence; Include 3 relevant vocabulary terms in your response; Explain the Historical Significance to the future events in World History. This is a timed assessment. Each paragraph should take about 4 minutes to complete - for a total of 15 minutes for the entire exam.

Question 1

Short answer

Identify and explain one political continuity in the way Song Dynasty China created a powerful centralized government for the period 1200 - 1450.

Question 2

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Identify and explain a different political continuity, in the way that Song Dynasty China created a powerful bureaucracy to administer China for the period 1200 to 1450.

Question 3

Short answer

Identify and explain one way the political systems of Western Europe differed from methods of governing in Song Dynasty China. (Note: this response must focus on Western Europe NOT China).

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