APWH Unit 2

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14th century Muslim trader who was displeased with the syncretic nature of Islam

Ibn Battuta

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1st great trading state in W Africa

Ghana

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a great city and the center of the Umayyad caliphite in Spain was

Cordoba

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a law code that provides believers of Islam with a set o practical laws to reulate their daily lives

shari'ah

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a pilgrimage to Mecca

the Hajj

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A religious tradition that blends Hindu and Islamic elements.

Sikhism

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a revolt led by Hussein aganist the early Umayyad led to...

a split in Islam between Sunni and Shia

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advisor to the caliph, especially during the regal Abbasid dynasty

vizier

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agricultural society inspired by Tang China, built its capital as replica of Chang'an, merged Buddhism & Confucianism into their own traditional beliefs (Shinto) - who is it?

Japan

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an east African civilization that emerged in the 8th century from a blend of Bantu, Islamic and other Indian Ocean trade elements

Swahili

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Angkor Wat in SE Asia is an example of cultural diffusion from ____.

India

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Arabic name for Spain conquered by Arab and Berber forces from north Africa

al-Andalus

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Arabs trace their ancestry to Abraham and through his son...

Ishmael

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Aztec professional merchants

pochteca

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Chinese method of dealing with foreign lands and reiterated Chinese superiority

tribute system

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Cite two innovations that "migrated" from South Asia to the greater Afro-Eurasian world.

the decimal and the concept of zero

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crucial factor for trade across the Sahara for the Berbers

camels (caravans)

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Describe the Incan empire's relationship with trade.

it exerted state control

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Describe the view of women in the Quran.

the are spiritually equal to men, but socially subordinate

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Excellence in art and literature during the Tang and Song dynasties earns this period the title of the _____ of China.

"golden age"

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great city in west Africa noted as a center of Islamic learning

Timbuktu

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How and among whom was Islam transmitted and accepted in west Africa?

via trade routes, among urban elites

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How did Arab Muslims perpetuate Greek and Roman culture?

by preserving their works in writing in Arab libraries and museums

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in 1169, takes control of Egypt proclaiming himself sultan ending the Fatimid dynasty, was Muslim ruler during the Crusades

Saladin

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In 732 A.D., Arab forces were stopped in Gaul at the Battle of _________, which prevented further Islamic expansion into Europe.

Tours

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In addition to a variety of animals for domestication, what else made long-distance trade in the Americas difficult?

the lack of wheeled vehicles

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Islamic education created by the ____ helped unite the Islamic world.

ulama

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Italian merchant who describes many cities in China to the outside world

Marco Polo

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Japanese statesman who launched the drive to make Japan into a centralized state

Shotuku Taishi

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kingdom in Malay peninsula that dominated trade in this strategic strait

Srivajaya

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location of important trading cities such as Mombasa, Kilwa, Mogadishu

east African coastal (Swahili) city-states

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means "peace through submission to the will of Allah"

Islam

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most widely traveled Arab who describe many places in Africa

Ibn Battuta

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Music and storytelling used to pass down African history is the job of a ....

griot

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Muslims allowed conquered people to maintain their own religious practices as long as they ____.

paid a tax (jizya)

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Name at least three Arab innovations.

algebra, astronomy, the astrolabe, medical practices

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Name four groups that actually required "tribute" from China in order to prevent them from attacking.

Xiongnu, Uighurs, Khitan, Jurchen

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Name four technological developments of the Tang & Song Dynasties.

high-quality porcelain, stronger iron, gunpowder, printing technology

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Name the 5 pillars of Islam.

faith, prayer, fasting, alms-giving, pilgrimage

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name the three empires of West Africa (in order)

Ghana, Mali, Songhai

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Name three innovations that improved travel in the Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Indian Ocean.

the compass, lateen sail, and astrolabe

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Name two innovations that spread from China to the rest of Eurasia.

printing and gunpowder

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Name ways that women in Islam were not helped by the Quran.

The Quran: emphasized male dominance, control of women by male guardians, up to four wives were allowed, women were veiled in public

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official religion in Axum after 300 AD

Christianity

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powerful state in southeast Africa that emerged as a result of Indian Ocean trade

Great Zimbabwe

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regal and devout Muslim leader of Mali

Mansa Musa

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religious experts, judges who resolved local disputes and set moral standards in the Abbasid empire

the ulama

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replaced the landed aristocracy in Chinese society in the Tang and Song eras

scholar- gentry

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revived Chinese philosophy that responded to the challenge of Buddhism and Daoism during the Song dynasty and beyond

neo-Confucianism

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the holy book of Islam

Quran

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the mix of Arabian and African culture and language predominant in southern Africa is known as...

Swahili

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The most intense interaction in the Afro-Eurasian world was during the rule of the _____.

Mongols

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The roots of Swahili civilization lie in the ____ culture.

Bantu

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These mystics emphasized union with Allah rather than the law and thereby facilitates conversion in Anatolia and India.

the Sufi

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this became an important trading city and center for intellectual learning during the Sonhai empire

Timbuktu (Tombouctou)

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This group of nomadic people from central Asia were hired as soldiers for the Fatamid Dynasty in Egypt and eventually gained control of the Abbasid Empire at Baghdad.

Seljuk Turks

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True or False: The role of women changed very little from the beginning of Islam to the 15th century.

False. It changed dramatically from religious equality to seclusion and clothing.

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True or False. Muhammad built on the religious tradition already present in the Arabian peninsula.

True. Allah was already a god among the polytheistic practices. Muhammad also build upon pre-existing Jewish, Christian and Zoroastrian principles.

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True or False. The Meso-American and Andean civilizations had direct contact with one another.

FALSE

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Under which dynasty did the Islamic Empire reach the height of cultural achievement?

the Abbasid dynasty

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What contributed to military failures of the Song Dynasty?

the lack of military experience of the scholar-gentry

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What did the Chinese put in practice in order to claim superiority and the position of the center of the world order?

the tribute system

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What effect did the Silk Road have on Buddhism?

Buddhism began to incorporate the gods of Silk Road peoples a bodhisattvas.

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What elements created a cultural connection between China and Korea?

Confucianism and Buddhism

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What encouraged the move from an agricultural economy to an export-oriented economy in China?

China's participation in Indian Ocean trade

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What evidence betrays the fact that women's lives were less free under the Song dynasty than the Tang dynasty?

the practice of foot-binding

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What happened to goods produced by Chinese peasants once the Silk Road emerged?

they shifted production from staple goods to luxury goods

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What led to the Sunni/Shia split in Islam?

The inability to agree on who should be the successor to Muhammad and the four Rightly Guided Caliphs.

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What part of Africa gained a reputation for great riches?

the states of West Africa (Ghana, Mali, Songhay)

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What parts of society in India embraced Islam? Why?

those members of lower Hindu castes and disenfranchised Buddhists because of the emphasis on equality

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What precious mineral was richly deposited in the Sahara.

salt, gold

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What technical innovation contributes to the economic revolution in China during the Tang and Song period?

a networks of canals that provided cheap transportation of goods

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When Japan began to decentralize, what emerged societally?

the warrior class - samurai

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which division in Indian Buddhism believes that Buddhism is a religion and Buddha is divine

Mahayana Buddhism

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Which Islamic dynasty only allowed Arab officials in the highest levels of government?

the Umayyad dynasty

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Which of the SE Asian Nations was conquered and heavily influenced by China?

Vietnam