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What were some challenges women faced in Dar al-Islam?

Legal rights restrictions and social limitations, like foot binding.

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What is Filial Piety?

Practice of honoring one’s ancestors and parents.

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Which empire was built around trade and used receipt and bill systems?

Abbasid Caliphate.

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What was the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate?

Baghdad (modern day Iraq).

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What rose as a result of the Abbasid Caliphate's decline?

Turkic Muslim empires like the Seljuk Empire.

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What is Neo-Confucianism?

Emphasis on hierarchy & filial piety.

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What led to the Song Dynasty's economic development?

Champa rice, Grand Canal expansion & trade across Eurasia.

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What were the Crusades?

Military campaigns by European Christians to convert Muslims and non-Christians.

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What was a result of the Delhi Sultanate?

Led to the spread of Islam in Southeast Asia.

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What did the Rajput Kingdom do?

Resisted Muslim intrusion, maintaining Hindu influence.

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What were the years of Genghis Khan's reign?

1206-1227

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What did Genghis Khan do?

Unified the tribes in Mongolia to expand their authority over other societies.

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What was a common impact of the Mongols?

Great diffusers of culture.

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What did the Mongols prevent Russia from doing?

Prevented Russia from culturally developing.

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What grew as the Mongols spread through Europe, the Middle East, and Asia?

World trade, cultural diffusion, global awareness grew.

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What was a description of the Mongol fighters?

Ruthless fighters, organized and mobile.

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What right did the Magna Carta give citizens?

Right to a fair trial for citizens.

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In what year did the Mongols destroy Baghdad?

1258

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What was the Yuan Dynasty?

The first foreign-ruled dynasty to commandeer all of China, led by Mongols.

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What are the years of the Ottoman Empire?

1299-1923

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What are the years of the Ming Dynasty?

1368-1644

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Who founded the Ottoman Empire?

Founded by Osman Bey as the Mongol Empire fell & expanded rapidly.

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What was the religion of the Ottoman Empire?

Islamic religion.

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What area did the Ottoman Empire solidify rule over?

Greece to Persia

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What was crucial for the Ottoman expansion?

Adoption of gunpowder weapons crucial for expansion.

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What was devshirme?

Enslaved Christians from Balkans, converted them to Islam to form elite fighting force (Janissaries).

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What did Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca do?

Introduced the wealth of Mali to the the rest of the Mediterranean.

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What was Tenochitlan?

Capital city of Aztec Empire

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What was established in Tenochitlan?

Markets were established, commercialised.

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Where did Ibn Battuta travel?

Travelled all over Dar al Aslam.

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What impact did the Black Death have on the Middle East?

Killed nearly 1/3 of their population.

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What impact did the Black Death have on Europe?

Killed ½ of their population.

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What did the Black Death come with?

Came with the decline of Mongol rule in China.

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What was the purpose of Zheng He's voyages?

Sent by the Ming Dynasty to go explore the Indian Ocean & enroll other states in China’s tributary system.

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Describe the Aztec Empire's policies and army

Expansionist policy and professional, strict army

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How did the Mexica secure their legitimacy as rulers?

Claimed heritage from older, more renowned Mesoamerican people.

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What characterized the Inca Empire?

Expansionist - army, established bureaucracy, unified language, system of roads and tunnels

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What did the Inca Empire's Mit'a System require?

Required labor of everyone for a period of time each year to work on state projects.

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In what year did Swahili state-building flourish?

1440

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What year did the Atlantic slave trade start?

1441

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What are the years of the Safavid Empire?

1501-1722

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What kind of empire was the Safavid Empire?

Largest Shia empire.

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Who invented the printing press?

Johannes Gutenberg.

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What was the effect of the printing press invention?

Made books easy to produce and affordable, and literacy more accessible to everyone.

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Why was the Caravel important?

Transporting between 10 and 12 million enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean.

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What were the conditions like when transporting enslaved Africans?

Brutal, overcrowded, unsanitary

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In what year did the Ottoman Empire conquer Constantinople?

1453

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What years did Russia break free from Mongol rule?

1450s-1480s

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What type of state was the Songhai Empire?

Islamic state

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What was special about Sikhism

Held onto significant doctrines from Islam & Hinduism.

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What was the Reconquista?

Effort to rid the Iberian Peninsula of Muslim rule.

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What did the Reconquista re-establish?

Re-established christianity as the official religion of the region.

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What did Columbus's voyages to the "New World" mark?

Marks start of Spanish colonization and the Columbian Exchange.

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What year did Portugal start colonization of the Americas?

1497

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In what year did Vasco da Gama reach India?

1498

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What was significant about the Safavid Empire and its relation with the Ottoman Empire?

In conflict with the Sunni Ottoman Empire.

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What year did the first enslaved Africans arrive in the Americas?

1534

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What year did the Protestant Reformation start?

1517

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What are the years of the Mughal Empire?

1526-1748

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What did Akbar focus on?

Religious tolerance and supports the arts.

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What did Aurangzeb do?

Persecution of Hindus and Sikhs.

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What happened to the last ruler of the Mughal Empire?

Ended when last ruler Bahadur Shah II was sent into exile.

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What was significant about the discovery of silver at Potosi mine in 1545?

Silver was KING.

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What years were the Scientific Revolution?

1550-1700

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What year did the Russian Empire emerge?

1552

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What year was the Invention of the Fluyt?

1595

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What year was the British East India Company established?

1600

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What role did the British Virginia company play?

Role in funding exploration projects.

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What are the years the Qing Dynasty governed China?

1688-1911

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What effects did the Enlightenment have?

Major revolutions, expansion of suffrage, abolition of slavery, end of serfdom, calls for women’s suffrage

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What years were the First Industrial Revolution?

1760-1789

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Who were the important people to know during the First Industrial Revolution?

Charles Darwin, Adam Smith, Karl Marx.

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What years were the American Revolution?

1765-1783

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What years were the French Revolution?

1789-1795

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What was published during the French Revolution?

Vindication of the Rights of Woman by Mary Wollstonecraft published

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What was significant about the Dutch?

Responsible for half of all europe’s shipping tonnage.

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What was the government like in Tokugawa Japan?

Strict government that instituted a rigid social class model.

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What policy did Tokugawa Japan institute?

National seclusion policy.

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What year was the Dutch East India Company established?

1602

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What year was Jamestown established?

1607

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What year did the Taj Mahal construction start?

1632

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What years did Louis XIV's absolute monarchy reign in France?

1643-1715

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What year was Newton's Principia published?

1687

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What were the effect of the Qing Dynasty

Expulsion, division between Manchu & Han, isolationism.

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What years did Peter the Great modernize Russia?

1689-1725

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What year was the Glorious Revolution in England?

1689

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What years did the Enlightenment flourish?

1715-1789

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Who was a significant thinker that rose from enlightenment ideas?

Montesquieu

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What years were the 7 Years' War?

1756-1763

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What year did English colonization begin in India?

1757

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What was the main engine of the first industrial revolution?

The Steam Engine

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What act was put in place in Britain at the height of the Industrial Revolution?

Factory Act of 1883

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What were the causes of the French Revolution?

Social Inequality between the estates, economic hardships, enlightenment, weak leadership, food shortages.

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What years were the Haitian Revolution?

1791-1804

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What year did feminism begin?

1792

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What year was the Sepoy Mutiny in India?

1857

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What years did Social Darwinism begin to take shape?

1860s-1870s

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What year was the Meiji Restoration?

1868

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What year was the Chinese Exclusion Act?

1882

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What years did European spheres of influence rise in China?

1890s