The Global Tapestry, Silk Road, and Networks of Exchange

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What led to the expansion of education to lower class men in Song Dynasty China?

Civil service exam preparation

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What problem arose from the bureaucracy in Song Dynasty China?

It became too big and costly

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What characterized the economy of Post-Classical China?

Proto-industrialized economy with early mass production of porcelain, metal, silk, gunpowder, and tea

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What philosophy threatened Confucian scholars in China?

Buddhism

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What empire conquered a weakened Abbasid Caliphate?

Mongols

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What replaced the caliphate as the centers of Islamic power?

Gunpowder Empires (Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal)

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What influence did Persia have on Dar al-Islam?

Administrative techniques and the concept of a "benevolent but absolute" king

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What influence did India have on Dar al-Islam?

Hindi numerals, math, and Muslim astronomy

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What was the Jiyaza?

Tax on non-Muslims in the Delhi Sultanate

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What served as the stabilizing force in both north and south India?

Caste system

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What was Angkor Wat?

Part of the Angkor Kingdom created by the Khmers

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What was the Majapahit Empire?

The last Indianized kingdom in Indonesia

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What was the Sultanate of Malacca?

Commanded the main sea route between India and China

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What did the Aztecs establish?

An empire consisting of most of Mexico, with a strong, central government receiving tribute payments

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What are some key characteristics of the Chimu Empire?

Agricultural skills with an extensive irrigation system, successful military campaigns, and monumental adobe brick buildings

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What innovation are Incans known for?

Elaborate road system

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What was the Mita system?

A labor-based system of management used by the Incas

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Who founded Mali?

Sundiata

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Who was Mansa Musa?

Further established trade network between North & West Africa

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What was Timbuktu?

Center of trade & Islamic learning in Mali

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What is Swahili?

A blend of Bantu & Arabic language in East Africa

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What society is best remembered for it's massive stone walls surrounding cities?

Zimbabwe

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What is Chattel Slavery?

Slaves are property of owner

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What is the Magna Carta?

A document in England that influenced the impact of Christianity

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What did Roman Catholic Church control in Europe?

Art, government and education

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What effect did the Crusades have?

Created a permanent demand for MIddle Eastern goods in Europe & furthered religious tension

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What is humanism?

A key idea of the Renaissance

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What are some key characteristics of the Mongolian Empire?

Nomads strove for economic self-sufficiency while also relying on trade

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What did Long-distance trade under the Mongols lead to?

Transfer of military and scientific knowledge between Europe, the Middle East, China, Iran, and Japan.

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What advances did Muslims make?

Astronomy, calendar-making, prediction of eclipses and adapted Indian numerical system

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What did China provide on the Silk Road?

Silks, porcelain

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What sailing tech advancements were made in the Indian Ocean?

lateen sails, astrolabe, stern rudder

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What was traded in the Indian Ocean slave trade?

Slaves, ivory and gold

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What cultural consequences were made due to connective?

Spread of Islam, Hinduism & Buddhism