[APWH][1.3] Post-Classical Empires & Cities II Diagram | Quizlet

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Vikings

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Map Location #13; Group who controlled/influenced these regions through raids, exploration and settlement

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #13; Group who controlled/influenced these regions through raids, exploration and settlement</p>
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Novgorod

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Map Location #14; Important trade City-State which eventually emerged into the Russian Empire.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #14; Important trade City-State which eventually emerged into the Russian Empire.</p>
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Mongol Empire

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Map Location #15; Largest contiguous land empire in history which spanned from East Asia to Europe created by pastoralist nomads from Central Asia.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #15; Largest contiguous land empire in history which spanned from East Asia to Europe created by pastoralist nomads from Central Asia.</p>
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Great Zimbabwe

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Map Location #16; Powerful African City-State located in Southern Africa who's trade reach extended as far as China

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #16; Powerful African City-State located in Southern Africa who's trade reach extended as far as China</p>
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Swahili City-States

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Map Location #17; Series of independent City-States along the East African coast which grew wealthy and powerful from their participation in the Indian Ocean Trade Network. Their interaction with the Arabs led to their adoption of Islam.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #17; Series of independent City-States along the East African coast which grew wealthy and powerful from their participation in the Indian Ocean Trade Network. Their interaction with the Arabs led to their adoption of Islam.</p>
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Solomonic Dynasty

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Map Location #18; Northeastern African Empire which practiced Christianity.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #18; Northeastern African Empire which practiced Christianity.</p>
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Hausa Kingdoms

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Map Location #19; West African Empire centered around the capital city of Kano

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #19; West African Empire centered around the capital city of Kano</p>
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Champa Empire

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Map Location #20; Southeastern Asian Empire which cultivated a drought resistant variety of rice that was eventually spread throughout Asia.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #20; Southeastern Asian Empire which cultivated a drought resistant variety of rice that was eventually spread throughout Asia.</p>
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Khmer Empire

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Map Location #21; Powerful Southeast Asian Empire which adopted both Hinduism and Buddhism at different points.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #21; Powerful Southeast Asian Empire which adopted both Hinduism and Buddhism at different points.</p>
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Angkor Wat

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Map Location #22; Important religious center in Southeast Asia which features both Hindu and Buddhist architecture.

<p>DEFINITION</p><p>Map Location #22; Important religious center in Southeast Asia which features both Hindu and Buddhist architecture.</p>