Ap World History Unit 1 Review: (copy)

Quipu

________ was used for record keeping, story telling, counting, calendar.

Korea

________ was very close to China with a centralized system of government and the use of Confucianism and Buddhism.

High Middle Ages

The ________ was a time where feudalism decreased and industrialization increased, which led to an increase in education & urbanization.

trade network

Thriving ________ is the difference between americas and Africa.

Gunpowder

________ & the magnetic compass eventually found its way to Europe through the silk road.

Merchants

________ are the ones responsible for brining Islam to southeast Asia.

Steel iron production

________- made farm tools more efficient.

confucian philosophy

There was some social mobility in China, with the emperor at the top, followed by the scholar gentry (those educated in ________), then farmers, artisans, then the merchant class, and at the very bottom the peasants.

Black death

The ________ starts to spread around 1300 in Europe.

Proto Industrialization

________- less farmers were needed so more people were able to become artisans or laborers in urban areas.

Neo confucianism

________- rose in Song China as a response to the rise of Buddhism.

Sufism

________ is a minority section of Islam.

Concept of zero

________ is developed in India, and makes its way into other regions.

Bhakti

________ is a minority movement of hinduism.

Holy wars

________ between Christianity & Islam, took place in southwest Asia.

Luxury goods

________ like porcelain & silk were highly desired trade goods created by the Chinese.

Confucianism

________- The first major religion in Song China, ________ emphasized filial piety.

Song China

________ was the most urbanized land in the world.

Muslim Turks

________ who captured parts of Central Asia and the Middle East including Baghdad from the 11th to the 14th centuries.

Dar al Islam

________ means everything Islam touches.

Buddhist monasticism

________ is a minority of Buddhism.

Nasiral Din al Tusi

________, Islamic scholar who set the footprint for trigonometry.

Trade

________ allowed empires to grow along the network through importing their goods and ________ with other kingdoms.

vassals nobles

Rules provide protection & aid to lesser lords (________)

Proto-Industrialization

less farmers were needed so more people were able to become artisans or laborers in urban areas

Confucianism

The first major religion in Song China, Confucianism emphasized filial piety

agricultural developments

 floating gardens, chinampas

Advanced irrigation made the Inca skilled farmers (use of terrace farming

farming into the side of a mountain and Waru Waru irrigation systems)

West African Empires

Ghana, Mali, and Songhai