Asia
Religion/Philosophy practiced by the Song government.
Neo-Conficianism
Abbasid Caliphs moved the capital from the Arabian Peninsula to this city in present day Iraq.
Baghdad
These people who migrated south and formed the Aztec Empire.
Mexica
Christian Kingdom in East Africa
Ethiopia
Type of christianity that dominated western European politics and life.
Roman Catholic
Crop offered as a tributary payment by Vietnam to China
Champa Rice
Islamic Turkish rulers took on this title.
Sultan
Floating gardens in Tenochtitlan
Chinampas
Collection of East African coastal trade city-states.
Swahili
Byzantine Empire developed this form of Christianity
Orthodox
Linked northern and southern China; allowed the shipment of goods.
Grand Canal
With the use of large cannons, these Turks conquered the last Byzantine city of Constantinople.
Ottoman Turks
Record keeping system of the Inca involving knotted string.
Quipus
Middleman for trade in southern Africa.
Great Zimbabwe
Blending of Byzantine, Slavic, and Scandinavian cultures led to this kingdom.
Kievan Rus
Trade kingdom that controlled the Straight of Malacca
Srivijaya
The Turkish government of India.
Delhi Sultanate
Forced labor system of the Inca
Mit'a system
Spreading of cultural communities.
Diaspora
A form of financial support that enabled Renaissance artists to flourish.
Patronage
World's largest temple built by the Khmer Empire.
Angkor Wat
Scholarly Islamic city in Spain
al-Andalus
Incan temple of the Sun; all roads lead to it.
Machu Pichu
Blending of different cultures into a new, unique culture
Syncretrism
A person in the feudal system who received land and protection from a higher-ranking lord in exchange for pledged loyalty
Vassal