AP World History: Regions and Middle East (600-1450) Vocabulary

Flashcards covering the geographical definitions of AP World History regions and a prioritized selection of terms from the 600 to 1450 Middle East vocabulary list.

Europe

The area west of a line drawn from the Dardanelles to the Black Sea and along the Ural River and the Ural Mountains.

Latin America

A geographic region composed of Mesoamerica, South America, and the Caribbean Islands.

Egypt

A region the College Board considers part of both the Middle East and North Africa.

Islam

The first term on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Umma

The second term on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Five Pillars

The third term on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Quran

The fourth term on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Hajj

The fifth term on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Caliphatate

Term number 6 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Umayad Empire

Term number 10 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Abbasid Empire

Term number 14 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Bubonic Plague

Term number 16 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Muhammad

Term number 17 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Il Kahn

Term number 20 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Mamluks

Term number 21 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Madrassas

Term number 22 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Seljuk Turks

Term number 24 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Ottomans

Term number 25 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.

Sufism

Term number 27 on the Middle East 600 to 1450 Vocabulary list.