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Mandate of Heaven
Ancient Chinese belief; divine right to rule
Dynastic Cycle
Pattern in Chinese history; rise and fall of dynasties
Confucianism
Philosophy emphasizing moral values and social harmony
Daoism/Dao
Chinese philosophy; harmony with the Dao (the way)
Yin & Yang
Concept of dualism; balance of opposing forces
Shi Huangdi
First Emperor of China; unified the country
Legalism/Han Dynasty
Philosophy emphasizing strict laws and punishment
Civil Service Exam
Imperial exam for government positions in China
Great Wall of China
Massive wall built for protection against invaders
Filial Piety
Respect for elders and ancestors in Confucianism
Silk Roads
Ancient trade routes connecting East and West
Grand Canal
Artificial waterway connecting northern and southern China
Age of Buddhism
Spread of Buddhism in China during Han Dynasty
Neo-Confucianism
Revival of Confucian teachings with Buddhist elements
Reincarnation
Belief in rebirth of the soul in another body
Karma
Concept of moral cause and effect in Hinduism and Buddhism
Moksha
Release from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism
Dharma
Duty and moral law in Hinduism and Buddhism
Brahman
Supreme cosmic spirit in Hinduism
The Vedas
Ancient sacred texts of Hinduism
Buddha
Enlightened one who founded Buddhism
Four Noble Truths
Core beliefs of Buddhism regarding suffering and its cessation
Eightfold Path
Buddhist path to end suffering and achieve enlightenment
Nirvana
Ultimate goal of Buddhism; state of perfect peace
Middle Way
Buddhist principle of moderation and balance
Siddhartha Gautama
Birth name of the Buddha
Theravada, Mahayna, Tibetan Buddhism
Three main branches of Buddhism
Indus Valley
Ancient civilization in present-day Pakistan and India
Gupta Empire
Golden age of Indian culture and science
Mauryan Empire
First major empire in India
Ashoka
Mauryan emperor who promoted Buddhism
Torah
Central religious text of Judaism
Abraham
Biblical figure considered the father of monotheism
Moses
Prophet who led the Israelites out of Egypt
Exodus
Israelites' departure from Egypt under Moses
Diaspora
Scattering of the Jewish people outside of Israel
Monotheism
Belief in one God
Messiah
Savior figure in Judaism and Christianity
Jesus of Nazareth
Central figure of Christianity
Disciples
Followers of Jesus in Christianity
Apostles
Early Christian missionaries
Paul of Taurus
Prominent early Christian missionary and writer
Resurrection & Ascension
Beliefs in Christianity regarding Jesus' return to life and ascent to heaven
Constantine
Roman emperor who converted to Christianity
Muhammad
Founder of Islam
Hegira
Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina
Islam
Monotheistic religion founded by Muhammad
Muslims
Followers of Islam
Qur'an
Holy book of Islam
Five Pillars of Islam/The Hajj
Central acts of worship and pilgrimage in Islam
Caliph/Caliphate
Successor to Muhammad as leader of Islam
Sunnis
Major branch of Islam following the Sunna
Shia
Branch of Islam following Ali as the rightful leader
Sahel
Semi-arid region south of the Sahara in Africa
Savanna
Grassy plains in Africa with scattered trees
Griots
Oral historians and storytellers in West Africa
Bantu
Ethnic and linguistic group in Africa
The Sahara
Vast desert in North Africa
Animism
Belief that natural objects have spirits
Iron Age
Period characterized by the use of iron tools and weapons
Swahili
East African culture influenced by trade with Arab merchants
Kingdom of Aksum
Ancient African kingdom in present-day Ethiopia
Great Zimbabwe
Medieval city and trading empire in southern Africa
Sundiata
Founder of the Mali Empire
Mansa Musa
Wealthy and influential ruler of the Mali Empire
Sunni Ali
Great ruler of the Songhai Empire
Askia Muhammad
Prominent ruler of the Songhai Empire
Kingdom of Ghana
Medieval West African kingdom known for its gold
Kingdom of Mali
Medieval West African empire known for its wealth
Kingdom of Songhai
Successor to the Mali Empire in West Africa
Timbuktu
Prominent trading city in West Africa
Pax Mongolia
Period of peace and stability under Mongol rule
Kublai Khan/Yuan Dynasty
Mongol ruler of China; established the Yuan Dynasty
Marco Polo
Venetian explorer who traveled to China and wrote about it
Ghengis Khan
Founder of the Mongol Empire
Ottomans
Turkish empire that lasted from the 14th to 20th century
Mehmed II
Ottoman sultan known for conquering Constantinople
Suleyman I
Ottoman sultan known for his legal reforms and expansion
Charlemagne
Frankish king who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor
Knights and Lords
Noble warriors and landowners in feudal society
Fief/Vassal
Land granted by a lord in exchange for loyalty and service
Feudal system
Social and economic system based on land ownership and loyalty
Manorial system/Serfs
Economic system of manors and peasant laborers
William the Conqueror
Norman king of England after the Battle of Hastings
Magna Carta/Parliament
Document limiting the king's power; English legislative body
Reconquista
Christian reconquest of Spain from the Moors
Holy Roman Empire/Byzantine Empire
Medieval empires in Europe and the Middle East
Piety
Devotion and reverence to God
Church Reforms
Efforts to improve the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
Crusades (1-4)
Series of religious wars to reclaim the Holy Land
Pope Urban II/Council of Clermont
Pope who called for the First Crusade
Effects of the Crusades (Economic, Political, and Social Changes)
Impacts of Crusades on Europe and the Middle East
Venice (Italian Trade Cities)
City known for trade and commerce during the Middle Ages
Scholasticism
Medieval philosophical and theological system
Heresy
Belief contrary to official church doctrine
Inquisitions
Church courts to suppress heresy and enforce doctrine
Henry VII
First Tudor king of England; ended the War of the Roses
Black Death
Pandemic that devastated Europe in the 14th century
Renaissance
Period of cultural rebirth in Europe
Humanism
Intellectual movement emphasizing human potential and achievement