China, the Mongol Empire, Africa & Indian Ocean Trade

Civil Service Exam

Paper

Moveable Type

Magnetic Compass

Great Wall of China

Grand Canal

Corvee Labor

Coerced Labor (a more general term that comes up a lot when describing forcing people to work)

Artisans

Merchants in China

Tea

Silk

Porcelain

Gunpowder

Flying Cash

Bills of Exchange

Banking Houses 600 CE to 1450 CE

Sakk

Chinese Junk

Silk Road

Chang’an

Kashgar and Samarkand

Uyghurs

Neo-Confucianism

Chinese Tributary System

Sinification/Sinicization

Sinification in Japan

Shinto

Champa Rice

Bananas (into Africa)

Citrus in the Mediterranean

Little Ice Age

Genghis (Chinggis) Khan

Steppe

Mongol Empire

Golden Horde

Psychological Warfare

Composite Bow

Khanate

Tatars

Pax Mongolica

Yam (Postal System)

Adoption of Uyghur script

Mongol Religious Tolerance

Mongol Women (I know it looks like a weird term here but it has a good auto-definition on Quizlet)

Kublai Khan

Yuan Dynasty

Mongolize

Timur (Tamerlane)

Siege of Baghdad

Mamluk Sultanate

Mongol Invasion of Japan

The Mongols converted to Islam (use the auto-definition from Quizlet)

Hausa Kingdoms

Ethiopia

Great Zimbabwe

Swahili City-States

Indian Ocean Trade

Monsoon Winds

Astrolabe

Dhow Boat

Lateen Sail

Srivijaya Empire

Malacca Strait

Diasporic Communities (a general term, but here it refers to Arab, Hindu, Malay, and Chinese people in the Indian Ocean Trading Network)

Gujarat

Sinhala

Sukhothai Kingdom

Khmer Empire

Angkor Wat

Borobudur Temple

Prambanan Temple