________ invented (wood) block printing, and movable- type printing.
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Latin
________ was the international language of learning.
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Islam
________ extended from North Africa to the Middle East and Persia, and even beyond.
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African literature
________ was preserved through oral tradition.
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Forbidden City
________: architectural masterpiece of the early Ming period.
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Buddhist culture
________: spread throughout East Asia, Korea then to Japan.
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Islamic culture
________ powerfully shaped artistic and intellectual life in many parts of Africa.
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Neo Confucian
________ principles of hierarchy and filial piety spread widely, reinforcing social stratification and gender inequality throughout East Asian societies.
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Mulsim
________ scholars derived much of their expertise from encounters with mathematical writings from India and ancient Greece.
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Geocentric theory
________: the sun revolves around the Earth.
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Quipi
________: knot tying instead of writing.
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Tang
The ________ and Song dynasty were the worlds scientifically and technologically advanced society.
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Interregional Travelers
________ created ties between distant societies through writing, travel and raised geographical and cultural awareness.
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largest place of worship
Temple of the Sun was the ________.
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Buddhist culture
spread throughout East Asia, Korea then to Japan
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quipi
knot tying instead of writing
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Far From Home
Interregional Travelers
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Old and New Traditions
Cultural Developments by Region
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Geocentric theory
the sun revolves around the Earth
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Artists could not violate Church dictates, and humanism
the conviction that o be human is something to rejoice in
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Forbidden City
architectural masterpiece of the early Ming period
Studied by 4 people
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