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China
________ invented (wood) block printing, and movable- type printing.
Latin
________ was the international language of learning.
Islam
________ extended from North Africa to the Middle East and Persia, and even beyond.
African literature
________ was preserved through oral tradition.
Forbidden City
________: architectural masterpiece of the early Ming period.
Buddhist culture
________: spread throughout East Asia, Korea then to Japan.
Islamic culture
________ powerfully shaped artistic and intellectual life in many parts of Africa.
Neo Confucian
________ principles of hierarchy and filial piety spread widely, reinforcing social stratification and gender inequality throughout East Asian societies.
Mulsim
________ scholars derived much of their expertise from encounters with mathematical writings from India and ancient Greece.
Geocentric theory
________: the sun revolves around the Earth.
Quipi
________: knot tying instead of writing.
Tang
The ________ and Song dynasty were the worlds scientifically and technologically advanced society.
Interregional Travelers
________ created ties between distant societies through writing, travel and raised geographical and cultural awareness.
largest place of worship
Temple of the Sun was the ________.
Buddhist culture
spread throughout East Asia, Korea then to Japan
quipi
knot tying instead of writing
Far From Home
Interregional Travelers
Old and New Traditions
Cultural Developments by Region
Geocentric theory
the sun revolves around the Earth
Artists could not violate Church dictates, and humanism
the conviction that o be human is something to rejoice in
Forbidden City
architectural masterpiece of the early Ming period
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