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a state of perfect understanding of all things
moksha
religious duties
dharma
the main, overarching god of hinduism
brahmin
a persons soul reborn into another body
reincarnation
A set of social classes that determine the Hindu occupation and social and economic position
caste system
The sacred text of Hinduism
vedas and upanishads
sacred animal to Hinduism
cows
A woman must throw herself into the fire after her husband dies to join him in the afterlife
sati
The lowest class. These people have unpure jobs
untouchables
what river is worshiped by Hindus?
ganges
A Prince who spent his life searching for enlightenment
siddhartha gautama
what is the only way to achieve peace in buddhism?
stop wanting material things
what do buddhist believe happens when you die
reincarnation
what do buddhist believe happens when you die
reincarnation
avoiding extremes and finding balance in all aspects of life
the middle way
Believe people are teachable and can improve themselves as individuals and as a community
confucianism
doing nothing is better than doing the wrong thing. do not fight the natural course of life
taoism
people must be controlled by strict laws and harsh punishments
legalism
chinese influence
sinification
which one of these is not somewhere that sinification impacted?
india
what was the limitation of sinification in Korea?
they never established a functioning bureaucracy
what was the limitation of sinification in Vietnam?
The people never really wanted to accept Chinese things
what was the limitation of sinification in Japan?
they conserve aristocratic power
are more Muslims sunni or shia
sunni
people of the book
dhummies
The political and spiritual leader of Islam
muhammad
what is the word for dynasty in Islam
caliphate
Who do Muslims worship?
allah
what is the Muslim holy book that stresses equality?
quaran
tax imposed on non-Muslims in an Islamic state
jizya
Capital of the abbasid caliphate
baghdad
Who did the Abbasids take over for?
the umayyads
why did the abbasid caliphate lose its power?
the seljuk turks
Who was the downfall of the Abbasids?
the mongols
nomads from the central Asian steppe
seljuk turks
Who was the figurehead during the seljuk empire
The caliphate, but the Turks had all the power
The seljuk empire tax was called
iqta
The seljuk Empire was very diverse since they did not impose cultural or artistic traditions
true
Who was the leader of the Turks?
sultan
syncretic Muslim religion with personal connection to Allah
sufism
every year on the anniversary of the birth of Jesus, the emperor gives a great entertainment there
hippodrome
Capital of the Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
The city had a giant wall to protect it
Constantinople
city that was protected half by land and half by sea
constantinople
what color did the emperor wear?
purple
One of the richest cities like ever
constantinople
Who has the authority in the Catholic Church?
pope
Who has the authority in the Orthodox Church?
emperor
what language is used in the Catholic Church?
latin
very ruthless and feared, and destroyed everywhere
vikings
knobles hold land from the king for military service
feudalism
economic/social system around the lords estate
manorialism
Labor system when the labor has not volunteered to
Coerced labor
Labor and peasants are bound to a hereditary land
Serfdom
which one of these is something the Crusades did not bring
silk
what ends feudalism by making serfs more important?
The black death
The capital was Tenochtitlan
aztecs
this empire did lots of conquest
Aztec
The conquested people were not assimilated here
aztecs
Who did the Aztec sacrifice to?
the sun god
how often did the Aztecs sacrifice?
Every day
this empire was very hated by the conquered people
aztec empire
had cities and towns built on water
aztecs
this instrument made everyone be afraid of the Aztecs
death whistle
The capital was Machu Picchu
Inca
A multifaceted process that began in southern Asia and spread from their to various other places around the globe
southernization
first domesticated in the Indus River Valley
cotton
this is where bullion was found
malay peninsula
sales that were square in shape and mounted so that they could pivot
lug
native to New Guinea and domesticated there
sugar
these people laid the foundation for modern math
indians
indians invented this very important number
0
dry resistant, early ripening variety of rice
champa rice
why was champa rice so important?
more people could be fed and this helped the empire be stronger
A canal that could deliver things from north to south
grand canal
what direction was the compass needle pointing
south
where was silk domesticated
china
lead to increase in long distance, commerce, and the discovery of new sources of bullion
the arab conquests
these people were the first ones to use the compass for marine navigation
the arabs
who invented the compass, printing, and gunpowder?
china
this is a very bad thing that southernization spread
black plague
this person singled out three technologies that change the face and state of things throughout the world
francis bacon
respect for one’s elders
Fillial piety
this made patterns of life that endured into the 20th century and incorporated buddhism and taoism
neo confucianism
if you want to access to China’s resources you had to pay for them
the tribute system
this place made women do foot binding as a symbol of status
song china
people in China took this to see if they were qualified for government
the civil service exam
everyone traded for this because it was very rare and luxurious
silk