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Largest and richest tropical states during Islam’s second period of expansion
Mali and Dehli
Mali was ___ to Africa, while Dehli was ___ to India
indigenous, foreign
The Dehli Sultanate was founded and ruled by invading ___ and ___ Muslims
Turkish, Afghan
Ummayad Spain was cut off from the rest of the islamic world by
The Strait of Gibraltar
Independent ___ ___ in Morocco and Algeria also blocked Ummayad Spain from the rest of the Islamic world
city states
As a result of its isolation, Ummayad Spain developed a distinctive Islamic culture blending Roman, Germanic, and Jewish traditions with those of the Arabs and Berbers, true or false
True
What the Arabs call the land south of the desert, lit. “land of the blacks”
bilad al-sudan
Empire in West Africa which preceded Mali, whose fall was caused by Muslim Berbers
Ghana
First Kingdom in Sub-saharan Africa to adopt Islam )in the 1030s)
Takrur
The Mamluks of Cairo made repeated attacks on Christian ___ after the truce from 652 fell apart in the 13th century
Nubia
This Christian Kingdom in Africa withstood Muslim advances
Ethiopia
Takrur King that expanded it greatly after 1200
King Sumanguru
Leader of the Malinke who defeated Takrur
Sundiata
People who defeated Takrur
The Malinke
The Malinke founded this empire
Mali Empire
Sundiata’s Empire depended on a well-developed ___ base and control of the regional and trans-saharan ____ routes
agricultural, trade
Ghana controlled more territory than Mali true or false
false
Mali controlled the trade of ___ and __ thanks to its control of the Upper Niger and the fields of the Niger headwaters to the southwest
gold, copper
Mali emperor who pilgirmaged to Mecca in 1324-1325, famed for causing inflation in Cairo
Mansa Musa
__ centuries after its founding, Mali began to disintegrate
two
Man who inherited Mali from Mansa Musa (his brother) and hosted Ibn Battuta
Mansa Suleiman
The ___ retook their city of ___ from Mali in 1433
Tuareg, Timbuktu
City on the Niger River in the modern country of Mali. Founded by the Tuareg as a seasonal camp sometime after 1000. As part of the Mali Empire, it became a major terminus of the trans-Saharna trade and a center of Islamic Learning.
Timbuktu
By 1500, Mali rulers controlled more than the Malinke heartland, true or false
false
After Mali’s collapse, some trade and intellectual life moved east to ___
Central Sudan
Shortly after 1450, the rulers of serveral __ city-states adopted Islam.
Hausa
Hausa city states were impportant as ___ and ___ centers.
manufacturing, trading
At this states peak, it gained control of routes crossing the central Shara, spreading the rule of Islam.
Kanem-Bornu
The lack of the defensive unity of thee ___ Empire let the Muslism easily conquer northwestern India
Gupta
Sutltan ___ based in___, Afghanistan launched raids on Northwestern India and was easily able conquer it.
Mahmud, Ghanza
Afghan and Turkic Dynasties ruled Dehli from _ to _.
1206, 1526
This Sultan conquered the conquest of Dehli Sultunate, making his realm the largest in India and being recongized by the Caliphate.
Sultan Iltutmish
A tax required in the Islamic world on Jews / Christians. Also applied to Hindus in Dehli Sultanate.
Jizya
Sultan of Dehli who passed over his idiot sons and had his actually capable daughter inherit the throne
Sultan Iltutmish
Daughter of Sultan Iltutmish who inherited the throne for him and dressed like a men, leading her troops atop an elephant. Tragically, she was imprisoned by the Turkish chiefs and, after escaping, killed by a robber
Raziya
Intellectual center of the Islamic world during the Abbasid Caliphate
Baghdad
Big knowledge place in Baghdad
House of Wisdom
This math field was developed at the House of Wisdom
Algebra
The House of Wisdom survived the Mongol invasion of Baghdad in 1258 true or false
False
Writers and poets that practiced a unique form of Islamic mysticism
Sufi
One of the most unique contributors to Sufism, a girl who was born and raised in a prominent Damascus family who learned the Quran by heart by the age of 8, composing more Arabic works than any women before the 20th century.
Aisha Al-Bauniyya
The abode (or world, but thats a bad translation) of islam
Dar al-Islam
Court language of the Dehli Sultanate
Persian
Important literary language written in Arabic character, a Persian-influenced version of the Hindustani tongue of Northern India.
Urdu
Muslims introduced ___ to their new lands
Paper
Southeast Asian center of Islamic learning
Malacca
This Timbuktu scholar had over 700 volumes, a big library considering how expensive books were at the time
Al-Hajj Ahmed
Shi’ite scholar who represents the begining of Mongol interest in the scientific traditions of the Muslim lands - Persian mathematician and cosmologist who’se academy near Tabriz provided the model for the movement of the planets that helped to inspire Copernicus
Nasir al-Din Tusi
mathematician and poet of the Seljuk period - Writer of the Rubaiyat
Omar Khayyam
Guy who noticed the Chinese used one ten-thousandth of a day as a unit, inspiring him to employ decmial notation. Also proposed value for pi was very accurate.
Ghiyas al-Din Jamshid al-Kashi
Muslim domination of long-distance trade did not assist the adoption of Islam True or False
False
In 1196, the Great Buddhist center of study at ___ in ___ was destroyed by __ invasions.
Nalanda, Bihar, Muslim
____ displaced ___ as the elite religion in Maritime Southeast Asia
Islam, Hinduism
Military campaigns in India reduced thousands of Hindu “infidels” to ___
slavery
In 1298, the Sultanate of Dehli captured the wealthy trading state of ___
Gujarat
Hindu elite of India
Brahmin
Groups of loyal clans called ___ moved into the Ganges in the east from the 13th century on.
Rajput
In 1518 a major Rajput kingdom under ____ achieved victory over the Dehli Sultanate.
Rana Sanga
Dehli ruler who taxed the Brahmin elite.
Firuz Shah
Muslim elite kingdom which challenged the Dehli Sultanate.
Bahmani Kingdom
Plateau on which the Bahmani Kingdom was
Deccan Plateau
The Hindu states of south India united to form the ___ Empire, which at its heightt controlled rich trading ports on both coasts of India and held Ceylon (Sri Lanka) as a tributary state.
Vijayanagar
By 1351, all of South India had cast off Dehli’s rule, leading to rebellions in the north true or false
True
In 1398 ____ captured the city of Dehli. The next year,they withdrew with vast quantities of loot and tens of thousands of captives, causing Dehli to lay in ruin.
Tamerlane
New center of Islamic power in South Asia - Sanskrit for Great Conquest- which dominated the new southerly route across the Inidan Ocean by 683 CE.
Srivijaya
Most famous temple complex of the Srivijaya
Borobodur
Capital of the Srivijaya
Palembang
Civilization that proceded the Aztecs in Central Mexico
Toletc
Ethnic group who founded the Aztec Empire
Mexica
An ethnic state in ancient Mesoamerica, the common political building block of that region.
Altepetl
A group of up to a hundred families that served as a social building block of an altepetl in ancient Mesoamerica.
Calpolli
Capital of the Aztec Empire
Tenochtitlan
the Toltec classical era’s largest city
Teotihuacan
Capital of the postclassical Toletcecs
Tula
Lake on which the Aztec Capital sat
Lake Texcoco
The Mexica immediately founded an empire and never served their more powerful neighbors as serfs and mercenaries, True or False
False
Around 1325 CE, the Mexica started construction of the twin capitals of ___ and ___.
Tenochtitlan, Tlatelolco
A council of powerful aristocrats selected new rulers from among male memebrs of the ruling lineage in the Aztec empire true or false.
True
The population of the metro region of the Aztec Capital was approximately ____ by 1500 CE.
500,000
Scholars called the Aztec system of gender relations (where males were more prominent due to warfare, but women were still held in high esteem) this phrase.
gender complementarity
Aztec ruler at the time of the Spainaird conquest
Moctezuma II
Ritual wars waged by the Aztecs (Aztec Triple Alliance) and its enemies on and off around the Tenochtitlan vicinity - participants fought according to a set of conventions
Flower Wars
By 1500 CE Aztec society (wealth distribution wise) was totally equal and there was no inequality True or False
False
This empire called its land the “Land of the Four Corners”
Inca
Largest and most powerful Andean Empire, controlled the Pacific coast of South America from Ecuador to Chile from its capital of Cuzco
Inca
Capital of the Inca
Cuzco
Civilization that precede the Inca, influential Andean that collapsed by 100) CE
Wari
Andean weavers produced beautiful textiles from cotton and from the wool of ___ and ___
llamas, alpacas
Andean people distributed specialized goods through markets and tribute relationships, Mesoamerican people used state power to broaden and expand the vertical exchange ssystem that had permitted self-governing extended family groups called ayllus to exploit a range of ecological niches. OPTIONS: TRUE or OPPOSITE IS TRUE
OPPOSITE IS TRUE
A system of forced service to the ruler in the Inca Empire
mit’a labor
Self-governing extended family groups in the Incan Empire
ayllus
Each ayllu contributed ____ of its adult male population to meet the mit’a’s system labor requirements.
one seventh
Inca laborers constructed ___ miles of road.
13,000
The hereditary chiefs of Ayllu did not include women true or false
false
As the Inca expanded, they generally left local rulers in place true or false
true
The Incan leaders required defeated people to send representations of important ___ ___ to be included in the Imperial Pantheon
Local gods
Inti was the god of this celestial object and the god the Inca royal family claimed descent from
The Sun
The knotted cords used to keep records by Incan administrators
Quipus
Incan weaving and metallurgy was more advanced than Mesoamerica true or false.
True
In 1525 this Incan ruler died, setting of a civil war in the Incan Empire
Huayna Capac