whap midterm review MATCHING

WR allah

islam

WR balance

daoism

WR filial piety

confucianism

WR five pillars

islam

WR founded upon the tenets of judaism

christianity

WR heaven

christianity

WR moksha

hinduism and buddhism

WR nirvana

buddhism

WR popular in india

hinduism

WR rejects the caste system

buddhism

WR supports the caste system

hinduism

WR yin and yang

daoism

NOE buddhism, neo-confucianism

silk roads

NOE caravans of camels for carrying goods, people walked, saddles to increase load bearing

silk roads and trans saharan

NOE christianity

indian ocean

NOE dhows, junks, stern-rudder, lateen sail, astrolabe, magnetic compass

indian ocean

NOE fruit, textiles

silk roads

NOE gold, ivory, books

indian ocean and trans saharan

NOE horses

silk roads

NOE horses, camels, caravanserai, saddles for riding

silk roads

NOE islam

trans-saharan, indian ocean, and silk roads

NOE quartz, animal skins, citrus, dates, peppers, pearls

indian ocean

NOE salt, cloth, enslaved people

trans saharan

NOE silk, tea, spices, dyes, porcelain, rice, paper, gunpowder, saddles, domestic animals, honey

silk roads

GE caste system was strong

mughal

GE conflict over control of trade routes and emphasis on shi’a islam caused frequent hostilities with ottomans

safavid

GE constantinople becomes istanbul

ottoman

GE largest and most enduring of the islamic empires

ottoman

GE mehmed II

ottoman

GE modern-day turkey, balkans in europe, north america, SE asia

ottoman

GE modern-day iran

safavid

GE modern-day india

mughal

GE overseas trading with arab traders flourished

mughal

GE reached peak under suleiman I

ottoman

GE under akbar, was one of the richest and best-governed states in the world

mughal

GE young ismail conquered all of iran and was proclaimed shah

safavid