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What time period is Unit 1?
1200-1450
What declined during this time period?
Small states, local religions, old technology
What is a state?
an organized political community under 1 government
What is the difference between the Song Dynasty and Abbasid Caliphate?
The Song Dynasty flourished while the Abbasid Caliphate declined
Where was the Song Dynasty located?
China
What was the Song Dynasty known as for China?
The Golden Age
What technology came from the Song Dynasty?
Gunpowder
Where was the Grand Canal?
China during the Song Dynasty
What were the effects of the Grand Canal?
boosted trade and maintained Chinese culture
What is Champa Rice?
a crop that matured early, resisted drought, and could be harvested 3 times a year
What were the effects of Champa Rice in China?
increased population
What religion was followed in the Song Dynasty?
Confucianism
What was Confucianism used for in terms of culture?
It was used as a stabilizer
What did Confucianism create?
Civil Service Exams
What were civil service exams on?
Confucian Texts
Why did people take the Civil Service Exams?
to work in the imperial bureaucracy
What was the effect of Civil Service Exams?
opened government positions for all classes and transformed government into Meritocracy
How did the Abbasid Caliphate decline?
It was fractured by invaders
What are the 2 states established from the Abbasid Caliphate?
Delhi Sultanate and Mamluk Sultanate
Where was Delhi Sultanate established and by who?
In India by Muslim Turks
What was an issue in Delhi Sultanate?
They had trouble converting Indians to Islam
Where was the Mamluk Sultanate established?
North Africa
What sort of empire was the Mamluk Sultanate?
Slave empire
What did the Egyptians do in the Mamluk Sultanate?
The Egyptians enslaved non-Muslims and forced them to serve in the military
How and by who was the Mamluk Sultanate established?
The Mamluks overthrew the government to establish the empire
Where were the Vijayanagara Empire and Chola Kingdom located?
South Asia
What is a similarity between the Vijayanagara Empire and the Chola Kingdom?
They were built and expanded by means of trade
Where was Mali located?
Africa
What is Mali known for?
Centralized government, gaining wealth, and Mansa Musa
Where was Ghana located?
Africa
Where were the Aztecs and Incas located?
America
How did the Aztec rule their kingdom?
Ruling remotely using the tributary system
What is the tributary system?
a payment that conquered people have to pay for the privilege of being conquered
What were the forms of payment for the tributary system?
Goods or Services
How did the Aztec enforce the tributary system?
Through powerful military
How did the Incas build their state?
The Mita System
What is the Mita System?
Mandatory public work
What did Europe use to build their empires?
Feudalism
What is feudalism?
structuring society by rigid classes
Why did feudal lords lose power?
the rise of centralized monarchs
What was the key to state building?
Religion
What was Islam based on?
shared beliefs and language
What was the language for Islam?
Arabic
What was the effect of Islam?
united regions throughout Afro-Eurasia
How was Confucianism used?
to justify emperor’s rule
What was Confucianism involved in?
the flourishment of China
What religion were the bureaucratic workers of China?
Confucian
Where was Hinduism and Buddhism followed?
South and South East Asia
What did Hinduism have?
a strict caste system
How was Hinduism and Buddhism used?
to consolidate power
Were the individual Europe states weak or strong?
Weak
Why was Roman Catholic useful?
The Catholic Church provided a way to organize society
What emerged between 1200-1450?
France and the Holy Roman Empire
What did the emergence of France and Holy Roman Empire introduce?
the struggle for power between Church and the State
What religions used missionaries to convert?
Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism
What was the effect of missionaries
weakened local indigenous religions
What religion used military conversion?
Islam
What state had Muslim Conversions?
Delhi Sultanate
How many Indians were converted to Islam?
25%
Why did people convert to Islam?
To avoid paying the jizya and for greater opportunities in business
What was jizya?
a tax that had to be paid by non-Muslims
How did merchants contribute to religious conversion by trade?
They carried cultural structure
Where did Champa rice spread from and to whom did it spread?
Came from Vietnam, went to China
Where did paper spread from and to whom did it spread?
Came from China, went to the west
What was the effect of paper?
spike in literacy rates and learning, creation of House of Wisdom
What type of learning advanced?
medicine and mathematics
Where was the House of Wisdom located?
Baghdad
When was the House of Wisdom created?
During Abbasid Kingdom
What is the House of Wisdom?
a place of study and translation of European/Asian works
What are nomadic people?
traveling communities, pastoral people from central Asian steppe
What was the central Asian Steppe?
vast empire that provided political safety
What were the effects of the central Asian steppe?
Increased trade (Silk Roads) and cross cultural interactions
What was the role of nomadic people before 1200?
a huge role in transfer of technology and culture
What was the role of Nomadic people between 1200-1450?
Influence decreased due to rise of merchants
What is Sinification?
the process of non-Chinese states coming under the influence of Chinese cultures
How was Buddhism and Islam spread?
Through the Silk Roads
Did Dar Al Islam grow or decline?
Grow
Is the increase power through Civil Service exams and Confucianism and example of a change or continuity?
Continuity
How were states built?
By consolidating and legitimizing power
What did the decline of feudalism lead to?
the Renaissance
What change did the Civil Service exams create?
anybody from any status could take the exam and increase their status
What was foot binding and where was it practiced?
a custom where woman tightly binded their feet to change the size and shape, practiced in China
What new religion emerged?
Neo- Confucianism