Chinese Dynasties and the Expansion of Dar al-Islam

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Flashcards covering the unification and belief systems of China, the rise and expansion of Islam, and the cultural and scholarly transfers within Dar al-Islam.

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What are the four early Chinese dynasties listed in the notes before the Sui?

Shang, Zhou, Quin, Han

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What concept gives Chinese emperors their legitimacy or right to rule?

Mandate of Heaven

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Following the Han dynasty, what became a major religion in China?

Buddhism

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According to Legalist Doctorine, what were the two keys to a state's strength?

Agricultural production and military forces

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What were the primary methods of control used in Legalist Doctorine to unify China?

Clear and strict laws with harsh punishments and collective responsibility (obligation to report)

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In Confucianism, who are the 'Junzi'?

Superior individuals who are well educated and follow a moral code of conduct to fill official positions

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What does the Confucian principle 'Ren' represent?

Family relationships and kindness (ruler-subject, husband-wife, father-son, older brother-younger brother, friend-friend)

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What is the key principle of Daoism regarding involvement in world affairs?

Wuzei, which is disengagement from competitive exertions and active involvement in favor of living in harmony with nature

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What did Daoism envision as the ideal world structure?

A world of small self-sufficient communities rather than centralized bureaucracies

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How did Islam spread outward from Arabia?

Through military, merchants, and missionaries

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What was the House of Wisdom?

A center of learning in Baghdad during the Abbasid Empire

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Which caliphate conquered Spain after defeating the Byzantine in North Africa?

The Umayyad caliphate

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What was the significance of the Battle of Tours?

It was a rare defeat for the Islamic military that limited rapid Islamic expansion into western Europe

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What were 'Dhaos' and what was their structural characteristic?

Trade ships with long thin hulls that were more useful for carrying products than producing warfare

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Which location had the largest library and served as a place where Christians, Muslims, and Jews tolerated each other?

Cordoba, in al-Andalus

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What were common exports for Muslim traders during the Abbasid Caliphate?

Pearls, Livestock, Cloth, medicines, paper, and sugar

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Who conquered Baghdad, marking the end of the Islamic Golden Age?

Hulagu Knan

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Who were the Egyptian Mamluks?

Enslaved people in North Africa

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What was the title of the leader of the Seljuk Turks?

Sultan