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Ghana Empire
The ________ is known for controlling trade of gold, salt, and various other goods at important trans- Saharan trade locations.
Marco Polo
________ was a 13th century Italian merchant who traveled to the Far East.
Ibn Battuta
________ was a 14th century Moroccan scholar who traveled throughout the Islamic world.
Song Dynasty
The ________ rapidly expanded as demand for their silk grew, and began to rely on peasant and artisan labor to fuel their economy.
Sapa Inca
The ________ was assisted by officials + administrators who helped manage the affairs of the states, and a bureaucracy.
Foot Binding
________- Done to high status women in China, act of molding girls 'feet to be as small as possible to make them more "desirable.
Bureaucracy
________- large, complex organization that is characterized by a hierarchical structure, a division of labor, and a set of rules and procedures that govern the way it operates.
Angkor Wat
________ in present- day Cambodia was originally constructed as a Hindu temple (for the Hindu god Vishnu the Preserver), but was later a Buddhist temple.
Magna Carta
________ (England) was an agreement between king and subject that established certain rights and freedoms for the English people and limited the power of the monarchy.
Caravanserai
________- Roadside inns along trade routes merchants could stop and rest in.
Berber nomads
________ used camel saddles to ride their camels and carry supplies /equipment.
Dhow
________ ships- Distinctive hull shape and lantenn sails that helped with long- distance sailing.
Hierarchy
________- System of ranking or organizing things in which people or things are ranked according to status or importance.
Buddhism
________- belief that the human life is one of suffering, and that meditation, spiritual and physical labor, and good behavior are the ways to achieve enlightenment, or nirvana.
Ulama
________- Muslim scholars who had specialist knowledge of Sharia law and theology.
Connectivity
________- The ability to communicate and exchange ideas, goods, and other forms of cultural expression.
Military strength
________: states that have strong militaries have been able to defend their territory and expand their influence through force /threats.
Aztecs
________ built chinampas (floating gardens) to grow food.
Confucianism
________- an ancient Chinese belief system, which focuses on the importance of personal ethics and morality.
Lanteen
________ sails- Triangular sails that were efficient in various wind conditions.
Mansa Musa
________, the king of the Mali Empire in the 14th century, made a pilgrimage to Mecca.
Feudalism
________- Social, economic, political system in which people were given land and protection by people of higher rank, and worked and fought for them in return.
craftsmen women
Artisan- Skilled ________ who created a wide range of fine and decorative arts (ceramics, textiles, woodcarving, metalworking, painting)
Citrus
________ originated in Southeast Asia and through the Indian Ocean and SIlk Road to the Mediterranean.
Silk Road
The ________ was often controlled by powerful states or empires, which used it to exert influence over the regions it connected.
Bananas
________ originated in the Pacific Region and Southeast Asia, when Arab traders utilized the Indian Ocean trade network to bring them everywhere, especially Africa.
Scholar Gentry
________- A person who passed the civil service exam.
Black Plague
The ________ originally started in China, and it spread to Europe, killing â…“ of the population.
Pacific Ocean
Geography: Location as a crossroads of trade between Indian and ________, tropical climate + diverse landscape.
Mita
________ system- System of labor obligations in the Incan empire.
Jihad
________- islamic religious term that means a kind of inner struggle for a spiritual goal.
Mali Empire
The ________ was located along major trans- Saharan trade routes and was known for its rich deposits of gold.
Hajj
________- A muslim who has made the pilgrimage to Mecca.
Astrolabe
________- Astronomical instrument used to measure the position of celestial bodies.
Crusades
________ caused ________ to attack the Orthodox Christians in Constantinople.
mayans
The ________ thrived in the rainforest of the Yucatan peninsula.
Missionary activity
________: missionaries have traveled the region to convert people to their faith, established schools, hospitals, etc to support their work.
Caravans
________ were often used in trade and commerce, they provided a way to transport goods over long distances.
Caliph
________- civil and religious ruler in muslim- majority governments, the successor of muhammed.
Indian Ocean region
The ________ had a long history of political and economic systems that supported trade and facilitated the exchange of goods.
Middle East
Mongols took over rule of the ________ by capturing Baghdad in 1258, cutting off the Abbasid Caliphate and by extension, the golden age of Islam.
Gunpowder
________ (also from China) led to the reinvention of weaponry.
Caliph
civil and religious ruler in muslim-majority governments, the successor of muhammed
Jihad
islamic religious term that means a kind of inner struggle for a spiritual goal
Crusades
Holy Wars between Christian European states and Arab States for the holy land, 1095-1291
Ulama
Muslim scholars who had specialist knowledge of Sharia law and theology
Hajj
A muslim who has made the pilgrimage to Mecca
Moors
Muslim occupants of North Africa, the western Sahara, Iberian Peninsula
Bureaucracy
large, complex organization that is characterized by a hierarchical structure, a division of labor, and a set of rules and procedures that govern the way it operates
Meritocracy
society or organization in which individuals are selected and promoted based on their merit, or ability and talent
Scholar Gentry
A person who passed the civil service exam
Artisan
Skilled craftsmen/women who created a wide range of fine and decorative arts (ceramics, textiles, woodcarving, metalworking, painting)
Tribute System
A system of international relations in which one state, esp
Hierarchy
System of ranking or organizing things in which people or things are ranked according to status or importance
Foot Binding
Done to high status women in China, act of molding girls' feet to be as small as possible to make them more "desirable"
Daimyo
Landowners, would hire samurai
Bushido Code
Chivalry code, promoted the way of the samurai and loyalty
Confucianism
an ancient Chinese belief system, which focuses on the importance of personal ethics and morality
Buddhism
belief that the human life is one of suffering, and that meditation, spiritual and physical labor, and good behavior are the ways to achieve enlightenment, or nirvana
Mita system
System of labor obligations in the Incan empire
Feudalism
Social, economic, political system in which people were given land and protection by people of higher rank, and worked and fought for them in return
Caravanserai
Roadside inns along trade routes merchants could stop and rest in
Banking houses
Place that would issue bills of exchange
Pastoralists
Sheep or cattle farmers
Lanteen sails
Triangular sails that were efficient in various wind conditions
Dhow ships
Distinctive hull shape and lantenn sails that helped with long-distance sailing
Astrolabe
Astronomical instrument used to measure the position of celestial bodies
Trans-Saharan trade routes
Network of trade routes that crossed the Sahara Desert in Africa, connecting the Mediterranean coast to the West African savannah and the sub-Saharan region
Berber nomads
A group of indigenous people who live in the Sahara Desert and other arid regions of North Africa
Connectivity
The ability to communicate and exchange ideas, goods, and other forms of cultural expression