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How did Charles Darwin view his biological process of ‘natural selection’?
Europeans at the top of the biological hierarchy
How did William Robertson view elite European commercial society?
The pinnacle of a lawlike stage of human development
How did G.W.F. Hegel view human history?
The unfolding of a dialectical process, with Europeans as the inevitable winners
When was the Mongol empire in power?
13th-14th century
Who did the Mongol empire begin under?
Chinggis Khan
When did Chinggis Khan live?
1162-1227
What family did Chinggis Khan come from?
Nomadic family on Eurasian steppe
Which empire would eventually be the largest ever Eurasian continental empire?
Mongol empire
How did the Mongol empire utilize the Silk Road?
A series of overland trading routes across Central Asia, connecting East Asia to Europe
Who did the Mongol empire peak under?
Khubilai Khan
When did Khubilai Khan live?
1215-1294
When was the conquest of Chinese Song Dynasty?
1279
What was the result of the conquest of Chinese Song Dynasty?
Became Mongol-controlled Yuan dynasty centered on Beijing
How was the Mongol-controlled Yuan dynasty governed?
Often through local elites, including in China
What was the Pax Mongolica?
A period of relative peace and prosperity under 13th-14th century Mongol domination
Where was Pax Mongolica not applicable?
Where cities resisted Mongol domination
What is an example of Mongol resistance?
Sacking of Baghdad
When was the Sacking of Baghdad?
1258
What happened when the Mongolian empire weakened?
Splintered into seperate khanates
When was the Bubonic Plague?
1345-1351
What is another name for the Bubonic Plague?
Black Death
How did the Bubonic Plague spread?
Via the Silk Road
What is the Black Plague credited to have done?
Destablized / ended Medieval Europe
What was the Bubonic Plague likely originated by?
Central Asian highland marmots
The Bubonic Plague was carried westward by which forces?
Mongol forces
How were the Mongol forces affected by the Black Plague?
They were significantly weakened by it
When was the siege of Kaffa?
1346
What was the Siege of Kaffa?
Mongol forces catapulted plague corpses over city walls
Who fled to Europe following the Siege of Kaffa?
Genoese merchants
What did the Genoese merchants take to Europe?
The Black Plague
When did the Little Ice Age begin?
13th-19th century
What did the Little Ice Age mean for the people?
Colder, wetter weather increased famines and reduced immunity
What did the Little Ice Age do for the economy?
Spurred economic depression
What was the Little Ice Age porolematic for?
The Silk Road Trade
What 3 things weakened the Silk Road trade?
Black Plague, imperial overextension, and the Little Ice Age
What did the Mongol decline precipitate?
Rise of nearby countries emperors
Which empire rose during the Mongol decline?
Mughal South Asia
Which countries empire rose during the Mongol decline?
Ming China
Which empire rose during the Mongol decline?
Ottoman empire
Which empire rose during the Mongol decline?
Russia
What was the most important Mongol territory?
Ming China
Where was the Yuan Dynasty established?
Ming China
Who established the Yuan Dynasty?
Khububilai Khan
What is the timeline of the Yuan Dynasty?
1271-1368
When did Zhu Yuanzhang live?
1328-1398
Who was Zhu Yuanzhang?
Han peasant who began the Red Turban movement
What was the Red Turban movement?
The overthrow of the Ming dynasty
When did Bey Osman live?
1254-1323
Who was Bey Osman?
Turkick speaking founder of the Ottoman empire
What did Bey Osman originally control?
Small tributary of the Mongols in Anatolia
What language did Bey Osman speak?
Turkish
Where did Bey Osman launch raids in the late 13th century?
Byzantine territory
Who ceased tributary payments to Mongols?
Bey Osman
When did Zahir ud-Din Muhammad Babur live?
1483-1530
Who founded the Mughal empire?
Babur
What does Mughal mean?
Mongol in Arabic and Persian
Who did Babur eventually defeat at Delhi?
Muslim sultanate
What did Babur’s defeat of Muslim sultanate do for Mughal domain?
Extend into northern India
What is the Grand Duchy of Muscovy?
Major Mongol tributary
When did Ivan III live?
1440-1505
What happened for Russian empire when Mongol authority wekaned?
Grand Ducky of Moscovy became seat of Russian empire under Ivan III
Who annexed Novgorod?
Czarist empire
What marked the beginning of Russian expansion?
Annex of Novgorod, Kazan, and Astrakhan khanates
Where did Russian expansion occur?
Southeast and Siberia
What followed the Pax Mongolia?
Maritime trade and exploration, avoidance of Silk Road routes
When did Zheng He live?
1371-1433
What did the Ming dynasty gain after Pax Mongolia?
advantage under Zheng He
When was the Ming treasue fleet?
1405-1433
What is the Ming treasure fleet?
Sailed across Indian ocean to establish tributary and trading relationships
What did the Ming treasure fleet succeed in?
Developing peaceful diplomatic reltationships
What did the Ming treasure fleet not suceed in?
Extending tributary system beyond east and southeast Asia
Who aquired the Ming giraffe and where?
Zheng He in Bengal
When was the Ming giraffe aqcuired?
1414
What did the Ming giraffe represent?
Vibrant Indian Ocean trading culture
What is included in Indian Ocean trading culture?
East Africa, West Asia, South and East Asia
The Ottoman empire participated in Indian Ocean trade
True
Indian Ocean slave trade was similar to chattel slavery
False
When was the gunpowder revolution?
13th-17th century
Where was gunpowder invented?
China
When was gunpowder invented?
10th century
How was gunpowder spread?
Silk Road and Mongol invasions
What did the gunpowder revolution encourage?
Larger, more centralized, more powerful states
What kind of states did the gunpowder revolution help?
Those with resources to build and maintain weapons and ability to subdue conventional arms
What made it feasible for large states to expand and grow tax base?
Gunpowder revolution
What spelled the beginning of the end of the armored knight?
Gunpowder revolution
What was instrumental in the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople?
Cannons
When was the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople?
1453
Which 1526 battle were cannons used by Ottomans?
Battle of Mohacs
What things other than cannons were used at the Battle of Mohacs?
enslaved troops armored with muskets
When were Janissary corps created?
Late 14th century
Who created Janissary corps?
Sultan Murad I
What is the sipahi?
Elite cavalry who directly served the sultan
Why did the sipahi serve the sultan?
Condition of occupying and administering lands
What displaced the sipahi?
Janissary corps
What was a significant factor in Baburs victory over Delhi sultanate?
Gunpowder
When was Baburs victory over Delhi sultanate?
1526
Polities in India were armed with gunpowder
True
Who was the Mughal army centralized under?
Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar
When did Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar live?
1542-1605
Where did Mongol forces attempt advance in 1480?
Russia