TExES Social Studies 7-12 (232) World History Competency 002 (A)

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Temujin

He accrued power by allying several clans and brought the Mongol tribes under a single confederation and was proclaimed Ghengis Khan

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Karakorum

This was the Mongol capital

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Ghengis Khan

Using equestrian skills he honed cavalry units uniting central Asia by attacking Tibet, northern China, Persia, and central Asian steppes.

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Marco Polo

He traveled from Italy to China during Mongol times and was introduced to Kublai Khan

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Marco Polo

He traveled to remote parts of China from Venice on land and upon returning by sea he went to Sumatra, Ceylon, India, and Arabia

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Marco Polo

The stories of his travels were immortalized when taken prisoner of war during the feuds of Venice and Genoa where a romance writer translated his tales of travel along the Silk Road

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Marco Polo

His travels inspired Columbus and others to attempt to find a passage to the East.

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Mongol Christian Diplomacy

Trading networks made it necessary to establish _____ _____ _____.

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Mongol Christian Diplomacy

United through this, Europeans and Mongols attacked Muslims in Jerusalem

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Mongol Christian Diplomacy

This resulted in renewed use of the Silk Road reestablishing trade between East ASia and Europe

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Pax Mongolica

Period of peace between the Mongols and Europeans influenced by the reestablishment of the Silk Road

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Pax Mongolica

The establishment of the Yuan dynasty ushered in a period of peace known as this.

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Kublai Khan

Grandson of Ghengis, he consolidated Mogul rule in China but failed to conquer Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma, Java and Japan

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Kublai Khan

His death signaled a decline in the Mongol Empire as a result of financial difficulties.

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Golden Horde

They overran Russia and explored Poland, Hungary, and Eastern Germany

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Golden Horde

This became the last faction of the Mongol Empire in the Caucasus and the Crimean peninsula until the 15th century

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Hulegu

Kublai's brother that conquered the Abbasid Empire in Persia and attempted to expand Syria but failed

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Il Khanate

This was taxation in the Mongol Empire and was administered through Persian officials that delivered it to the Mongols

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Il Khanate

Aside from the death of Kublai Khan and economic woes, fractional troubles in Persia led to the collapse of this

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Yuan Dynasty

Established in China this began a period of Pax Mongolica

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Muhammad

He had a transformational spiritual experience and traveled through the Arabian Peninsula proclaiming to be the last prophet of Allah

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Qur'an

Allah's words were given to Muhammad and collected by his followers and compiled in this

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Hadith

This is a record of the sayings attributed to Muhammad and accounts of the prophets deeds

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Hadith

This serves as a guide for interpreting the Qur'an and for social and legal customs

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Hadith

This lays out the concepts of the five pillars, tenets central to Islam

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Mecca

Muhammad journeyed here which became a symbolic starting point of the official Islamic calendar and a religious pilgrimage for followers of Islam

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Muhammad

He was the last prophet; both Moses and Jesus were considered prophets in Islam before him

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Caliphs

Rapid expansion of Islam was the work of these who spread the word through pilgrimages

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Middle East

Over a period of 50 years Muslims gained control of the _____ _____ adding to the spread of Islam

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Charles Martel

He defeated the Islamic invaders at the Battle of Tours ending Islamic expansion in the west.

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Battle of Tours

Led by Charles Martel the victory here could not have been possible without the Frankish unification of Western Europeans.

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Charlemagne

Grandson of Charles Martel, he amassed a kingdom that included parts of France and Germany

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Carolingian Empire

Charlemagne ruled this empire quelling disputes between local leaders and reclaimed centralized imperial rule

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Charlemagne

Without funding for his empire he chose to travel throughout during most of his reign and the legitimacy of his empire was pronounced by the Roman Catholic Church

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Charlemagne

Was crowned by the Pope as the Emperor of the Romans marking the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire but died shortly afterwards

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Holy Roman Empire

This was a collection of Germanic states that began under the reign of Charlemagne and continued under Otto of Saxony

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Holy Roman Empire

This encompassed Germany and at times eastern Europe and Italy

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Otto of Saxony

He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor for reestablishing Christian authority in the region after invading Italy in the name of peace and the church.

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Louis the Pius

The son of Charlemagne he succeeded the throne but lost control of his bureaucracy.

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Fall of the Carolingian Empire

External pressures from Muslims, Magyars and Vikings and the bickering of Louis the Pius' sons over their inheritance caused the _____ _____ _____ _____.

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Silk Road

This was a trade route that connected the Han and Roman Empires during classical times

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Silk Road

Facilitating exchange of goods, ideas and disease to include the Bubonic Plague

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Silk Road

Following the fall of the Han and Roman Empires this was revived through Pax Mongolica, Tang and Song Dynasties.

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William of Normandy

He invaded the Isle of Britain leading to the Norman Conquest

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William of Normandy

He defeated the English king and took England as his own spreading feudalism to England.

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Doomsday Book

Instituted by William of Normandy, this was a census that was used to determine taxes.

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100 Years War

This was a series of conflicts, and perhaps the most notable of the Middle Ages.

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100 Years War

With the death of Louis X, this resulted because of an absence of a male descendant to the French throne

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Joan of Arc

This historical figure appeared during the 100 Years War which raised troop morale and helped turn the tide against the English.

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Joan of Arc

This historical figure helped the French secure victory at Orleans

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Battle of Castillon

This was the last official battle of the 100 Years War

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Treaty of Picquigny

This formally ended the 100 Years War