Chapter 15 - Idk what its about

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Largest and richest tropical states during Islam’s second period of expansion

Mali and Dehli

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Mali was ___ to Africa, while Dehli was ___ to India

indigenous, foreign

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The Dehli Sultanate was founded and ruled by invading ___ and ___ Muslims

Turkish, Afghan

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Ummayad Spain was cut off from the rest of the islamic world by

The Strait of Gibraltar

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Independent ___ ___ in Morocco and Algeria also blocked Ummayad Spain from the rest of the Islamic world

city states

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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

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What the Arabs call the land south of the desert, lit. “land of the blacks”

bilad al-sudan

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Empire in West Africa which preceded Mali, whose fall was caused by Muslim Berbers

Ghana

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First Kingdom in Sub-saharan Africa to adopt Islam )in the 1030s)

Takrur

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The Mamluks of Cairo made repeated attacks on Christian ___ after the truce from 652 fell apart in the 13th century

Nubia

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This Christian Kingdom in Africa withstood Muslim advances

Ethiopia

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Takrur King that expanded it greatly after 1200

King Sumanguru

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Leader of the Malinke who defeated Takrur

Sundiata

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People who defeated Takrur

The Malinke

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The Malinke founded this empire

Mali Empire

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Sundiata’s Empire depended on a well-developed ___ base and control of the regional and trans-saharan ____ routes

agricultural, trade

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Ghana controlled more territory than Mali true or false

false

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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

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Mali emperor who pilgirmaged to Mecca in 1324-1325, famed for causing inflation in Cairo

Mansa Musa

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__ centuries after its founding, Mali began to disintegrate

two

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Man who inherited Mali from Mansa Musa (his brother) and hosted Ibn Battuta

Mansa Suleiman

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The ___ retook their city of ___ from Mali in 1433

Tuareg, Timbuktu

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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

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By 1500, Mali rulers controlled more than the Malinke heartland, true or false

false

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After Mali’s collapse, some trade and intellectual life moved east to ___

Central Sudan

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Shortly after 1450, the rulers of serveral __ city-states adopted Islam.

Hausa

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Hausa city states were impportant as ___ and ___ centers.

manufacturing, trading

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At this states peak, it gained control of routes crossing the central Shara, spreading the rule of Islam.

Kanem-Bornu

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The lack of the defensive unity of thee ___ Empire let the Muslism easily conquer northwestern India

Gupta

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Sutltan ___ based in___, Afghanistan launched raids on Northwestern India and was easily able conquer it.

Mahmud, Ghanza

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Afghan and Turkic Dynasties ruled Dehli from _ to _.

1206, 1526

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This Sultan conquered the conquest of Dehli Sultunate, making his realm the largest in India and being recongized by the Caliphate.

Sultan Iltutmish

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A tax required in the Islamic world on Jews / Christians. Also applied to Hindus in Dehli Sultanate.

Jizya

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Sultan of Dehli who passed over his idiot sons and had his actually capable daughter inherit the throne

Sultan Iltutmish

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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

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Intellectual center of the Islamic world during the Abbasid Caliphate

Baghdad

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Big knowledge place in Baghdad

House of Wisdom

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This math field was developed at the House of Wisdom

Algebra

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The House of Wisdom survived the Mongol invasion of Baghdad in 1258 true or false

False

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Writers and poets that practiced a unique form of Islamic mysticism

Sufi

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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

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The abode (or world, but thats a bad translation) of islam

Dar al-Islam

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Court language of the Dehli Sultanate

Persian

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Important literary language written in Arabic character, a Persian-influenced version of the Hindustani tongue of Northern India.

Urdu

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Muslims introduced ___ to their new lands

Paper

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Southeast Asian center of Islamic learning

Malacca

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This Timbuktu scholar had over 700 volumes, a big library considering how expensive books were at the time

Al-Hajj Ahmed

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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

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mathematician and poet of the Seljuk period - Writer of the Rubaiyat

Omar Khayyam

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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

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Muslim domination of long-distance trade did not assist the adoption of Islam True or False

False

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In 1196, the Great Buddhist center of study at ___ in ___ was destroyed by __ invasions.

Nalanda, Bihar, Muslim

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____ displaced ___ as the elite religion in Maritime Southeast Asia

Islam, Hinduism

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Military campaigns in India reduced thousands of Hindu “infidels” to ___

slavery

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In 1298, the Sultanate of Dehli captured the wealthy trading state of ___

Gujarat

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Hindu elite of India

Brahmin

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Groups of loyal clans called ___ moved into the Ganges in the east from the 13th century on.

Rajput

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In 1518 a major Rajput kingdom under ____ achieved victory over the Dehli Sultanate.

Rana Sanga

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Dehli ruler who taxed the Brahmin elite.

Firuz Shah

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Muslim elite kingdom which challenged the Dehli Sultanate.

Bahmani Kingdom

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Plateau on which the Bahmani Kingdom was

Deccan Plateau

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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

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By 1351, all of South India had cast off Dehli’s rule, leading to rebellions in the north true or false

True

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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

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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

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Most famous temple complex of the Srivijaya

Borobodur

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Capital of the Srivijaya

Palembang

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Civilization that proceded the Aztecs in Central Mexico

Toletc

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Ethnic group who founded the Aztec Empire

Mexica

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An ethnic state in ancient Mesoamerica, the common political building block of that region.

Altepetl

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A group of up to a hundred families that served as a social building block of an altepetl in ancient Mesoamerica.

Calpolli

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Capital of the Aztec Empire

Tenochtitlan

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the Toltec classical era’s largest city

Teotihuacan

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Capital of the postclassical Toletcecs

Tula

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Lake on which the Aztec Capital sat

Lake Texcoco

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The Mexica immediately founded an empire and never served their more powerful neighbors as serfs and mercenaries, True or False

False

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Around 1325 CE, the Mexica started construction of the twin capitals of ___ and ___.

Tenochtitlan, Tlatelolco

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A council of powerful aristocrats selected new rulers from among male memebrs of the ruling lineage in the Aztec empire true or false.

True

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The population of the metro region of the Aztec Capital was approximately ____ by 1500 CE.

500,000

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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

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Aztec ruler at the time of the Spainaird conquest

Moctezuma II

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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

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By 1500 CE Aztec society (wealth distribution wise) was totally equal and there was no inequality True or False

False

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This empire called its land the “Land of the Four Corners”

Inca

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Largest and most powerful Andean Empire, controlled the Pacific coast of South America from Ecuador to Chile from its capital of Cuzco

Inca

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Capital of the Inca

Cuzco

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Civilization that precede the Inca, influential Andean that collapsed by 100) CE

Wari

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Andean weavers produced beautiful textiles from cotton and from the wool of ___ and ___

llamas, alpacas

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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

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A system of forced service to the ruler in the Inca Empire

mit’a labor

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Self-governing extended family groups in the Incan Empire

ayllus

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Each ayllu contributed ____ of its adult male population to meet the mit’a’s system labor requirements.

one seventh

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Inca laborers constructed ___ miles of road.

13,000

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The hereditary chiefs of Ayllu did not include women true or false

false

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As the Inca expanded, they generally left local rulers in place true or false

true

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The Incan leaders required defeated people to send representations of important ___ ___ to be included in the Imperial Pantheon

Local gods

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Inti was the god of this celestial object and the god the Inca royal family claimed descent from

The Sun

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The knotted cords used to keep records by Incan administrators

Quipus

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Incan weaving and metallurgy was more advanced than Mesoamerica true or false.

True

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In 1525 this Incan ruler died, setting of a civil war in the Incan Empire

Huayna Capac