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The Silk Road
caravan routes connecting China and the Middle East across Central Asia and Iran.
Trans Saharan routes
The exchange of goods across the Sahara desert, they used camels and traded copper salt and slaves
The Indian ocean/Arabian routes
The worlds richest maritime trading network that was essential for the prosperity of east Africa
It connected, Southeast Asia, India, Arabia, and East Africa.
The Baltic sea/eastern European routes
The ships needed to carry heavy loads and be more sturdy. They traded timber Amber and furs.
Similarities between the routes and differences
Similarities: all spread ideas, religion and goods
Differences: they use different transportation and had different environmental challenges
How did the silk road trade affect peasants in China?
The silk rope of the peasants to focus on producing more luxury, lightweight goods that can travel easily
Describe the contribution of women to the silk road trade
Women were the producers and consumers of the goods of the silk road. They harvested and spun, silk the most important good.
Explain what technological improvements helped facilitate trade in the Indian ocean
The junction, Sterner, Rutters, and Astrolabe assisted in swifter and safety to trade overseas. People also developed a better understanding of monsoons and navigation overseas.
Describe where long distance trade shifted to during the 15th century
in the 15th century trade shifted to east Asia, Southeast Asia in the Indian ocean
Describe the attributes and significance of Swahili civilization
Swahili civilization was an important contributor and receiver of goods peoples and ideas. They helped coastal cities to grow prosperous and powerful.
Describe the main attributes of trade in the Inca Empire
Incan trade was a factor of unification and exchange between the different regions. They traded bronze animals, crops and tools.
Describe the networks of exchange in the Americas
The Aztecs and the Incas had little contact and many places couldn’t trade because of geographic barriers like the Andes Incan roads allowed large quantities of trade and regional trade flourished
Define tribute system as it relates to the Mongols
The tribute system of the Mongols, like in Xiongu, took tributes from China and other nomadic peoples. It forced the Han dynasty to acknowledge quality with barbarians.
Describe the relationship between Xiongu and China
China saw Xiongu as foreign and tried to penetrate it. They created a huge military, and eventually took tributes from China instead.
Why was international commerce important to the Mongols?
It produced great wealth, so the people could live lavishly It was also the only way the mongos could be successful because they didn’t really produce anything so they relied on taxes
In what ways were Europeans in the 16th century similar to the Mongols in the 13th century?
They both had plans to conquer and influence the world
Why did pastoral societies never emerging the Americas?
There were no big easily domesticated animals
describe the role pastoral societies, played in world history before the Mongol empire
Pastoral societies connected Eurasia, but we’re seen as ignorant, annoying barbarians by the more civilized societies, and were ignored
Explain the relationship between pastoral societies and agricultural societies
pastoral and agricultural societies are both egalitarian and were communities of kin with little to no state or hierarchy
Explain mongol rule in Persia
there is massive destruction until all that remained was wine and silk production. The Mongols were more transformed in Persia, and converted to Islam, or light on Persian bureaucracy, and learned Persian language.
Explain Mongol rule in Russia
Devastated Russia, because the Russians didn’t unite against them, they deported skilled workers Moscow was developed and the orthodox church flourished
Explain Mongol rule in China
There was less violence in the southern area of China compared to the north, the Mongols united China, because the people believe that the Mongols had been granted the mandate of heaven.
What do historians believe where the reasons the Mongols were able to create an empire?
They believe that Mongol rule may have developed due to good luck, good timing, and the fact that the opposite caliphate in the Islamic world was declining.
Which region gained the most from exchanges with the Mongol empire?
Europe
Explain a long-term effect of the black death on European Society
Labor wages were developed when too many peasant farmers died, and there was a demand for labor and not enough workers.
Srivijaya
A sea dominant city state that influenced much of southeast Asia, and was an important center for the expansion of Buddhism
Angkor Wat
A temple complex in Cambodia it is the largest religious monument in the world and represents Hindu gods it also vividly illustrates the penetration of Indian culture throughout Southeast Asia
Swahili civilization
It started with Bantu Africans living on the African coast. It developed into a civilization and became an Islamic business center.
Great Zimbabwe
It’s rise was connected to the growing gold trade and was the capital of Zimbabwe
Ghana
One of some city states with monarchies of elaborate court life and military they drew wealth from the trans-Saharan trade by taxing the merchants
Mali
similar to Ghana, it’s rulers monopolize the import of strategic goods. It also had some white women’s slaves and slaves were major imports and export.
Songhay
A state that dominated the west it was one of the largest states in Africa at its peak. It also controlled many of the trade routes through the Sahara.
Modun
He was a ruler of the Xiongu empire. He’s most known for creating a centralized and hierarchical political system
Turks
Nomads enroaching on Eurasian civilization they migrated from Mongolia and created numerous nomadic empires. They also came from southern Siberia.
Almoravid Empire
– Muslim empire and west Africa of nomads.
Ibn Yasin sparked it establishment when he came to Mecca to purify the people
Temujin/Chenggis Khan
Son of a murdered chieftain, and grew to be a chief in his own right
He was a ruler of the Mongol empire, and his known for his ruthlessness towards outsiders, the Chinese believed that he earned the mandate of heaven
Yuan dynasty China
A Mongol dynasty in China that accommodated Chinese culture. They did this by adopting Chinese administrative practices and techniques of taxes.
Kubilai Khan
Grandson of Chenggis Khan
Made policies that evoked the values of benevolent Chinese emperor by improving roads, canals taxes, and limiting the death penalty and torture
Hulegu
Another grandson of Chrnggis Khan he let his second assault upon Persia and became the first il-khan of Persia
Khutulun
She was the daughter related to the Mongol ruler of central Asia. She refused to marry and could fight better than any man.
kipchak khanate/ Golden Horde
Was how the Mongol saw Russia it’s named after the people north of Caspian in the Black seas some Mongol settled within it
Timur
A Turkic warrior leader who attempted to restore the Mongol empire he attacked Russia, Persian and India, and his descendants would control the area between Persia and Afghanistan
Ottoman Empire
Created by a Turkic warrior group in Anatolia it expanded throughout the peninsula and adopted Christianity. It represented the turks as dominant to Arabs and as Muslims being aggressors.
The seizure of Constantinople in 1453
The Ottoman Empire seized Constantinople and marked the final demise of Christian Byzantium. It also allowed Ottoman rulers to see themselves as successors to the Roman Empire
Safavid empire
A Persian Turkic empire that expanded from Sufi religious order. Forcefully imposed a Shia version of Islam as the state religion
Timbuktu
City in Songhai it was a major center of the Islamic learning and commerce by the 16th century
Mugal Empire
An Indian empire that continued an ongoing encounter between Islamic and Hindi civilizations. It was a established in the early 16th century by an Islamic Turkic group, that invaded India united India, and laid the foundation for British rule
Malacca
A Muslim port city it helps spread Islam through trade. It also had a rep for rough behavior and lack of culture. It did become an Islamic learning center.
American Web
The network of trade that linked parts of the pre-Colombian Americas it was less intense than the Afro Eurasia trade, but it still provided an exchange of goods and ideas
Pochteca
Professional, long-distance traveling merchants of the Aztec Empire they were small, but important in class. They facilitated commerce and carried vital information across borders between empires.