Intro to History/Misc
What is Common Era?
This achievement helped connect all of Rome to sped up trade and move armies more efficiently.
What are Roads?
This group of people provided services for a noble like farming in order to recieve protection.
What is a peasant?
The religion that began in India by Siddhartha and spread to China and eventually got to Japan through the Silk Road.
What is Buddhism?
the region considered where Islam began, it is hot, with very little water resources.
What is Arabian Peninsula?
the art of farming crops and raising animals
What is Agriculture?
What is Christianity?
Was the most wealthiest and power institution in Europe Middle ages, because clergy were advisors to the kings, people donated money and the pope could excommunicate them.
What is Roman Catholic Church?
This dynasty protected the silk road and led to growth in exchange of trade an ideas.
What is the Mongol (Yuan) Dynasty?
a geographic feature in a desert than provides a water source and would become trading post.
What is an oasis?
The official money of a country or society.
What is Currency?
Weakening frontiers, corruption, civil war and inflation
What are the the reasons that led to the fall of Rome?
The power if the pope to to ban you from the church.
What is Excommunication?
was invented to due to a shortage in copper coins and it led to a growth in the economy.
What is paper money?
This religion spread all through the middle east, parts towards Africa and Europe through trade and military.
What is Islam?
Government, laws and rules of a society
What is politics?
The empire's border were too large to defend against invaders.
What are barbarians?
Land given to a noble by a king in order for loyalty.
What is a Fief?
a Code of behavior for samurai, similar to the knights code of Chivalry
What is the Code of Bushido?
Islam, Christianity and Judaism all believe in one God
What is monotheistic (religions)?
What is economy?
the social system after the fall of Rome that was establish in order to exchange services for protection.
What is Feudalism?
Someone that has sworn their loyalty to a king or noble and now they are at their service.
What is a vassal?
the Japanese religion that means meditation
What is Zen Buddhism?
the first prophet the three major religions?
Who is Abraham?