Europe
The main religion of Europe
Catholic Church (Christianity)
What system did Incas create to keep permanent records?
Quipu
In Japanese feudalism, land was exchanged for this type of service.
Military service/loyalty
This warrior class served daimyo.
Samurai
Location of Aztec Empire
Central Mexico
Lowest class in Feudal Europe
Serfs- peasants bound to the land
The Aztecs had a system where they taxed neighboring societies... this was known as the
Tribute System
This military leader held the real power in feudal Japan.
Shogun
This code emphasized loyalty, honor, and courage.
Bushido Code
Capital of Inca Empire
Cuzco (Cusco)
Code of Conduct Knights abided by
Code of Chivalry
Where did the Bubonic Plague originate and how did it spread to Europe
Central Asia
Merchants and Trade Routes (fleas on rats)
These regional lords controlled land and maintained private armies.
Daimyo
This ritual suicide was practiced to preserve honor.
Seppuku
Two animals domesticated by Incas
Llama and Alpacas
Describe who Joan of Arc was and her impact on the Hundreds Year War
Peasant teenager who heard angels tell her to lead France to victory
Became a symbol of resistance for France
Martyr
Who signed the Magna Carta and what did it say?
King John 1215 CE
No one is above the law
Habeaus Corpus
Place these in correct order from highest to lowest: Daimyo, Peasants, Emperor, Samurai, Shogun
Emperor → Shogun → Daimyo → Samurai → Peasants
Zen Buddhism appealed to samurai because it encouraged this mental quality.
Self-discipline
Language of the Iroquois
Haudenosaunee
Which Pope called the Christian population to fight starting the Crusades?
Pope Urban II
Reclaim authority of Holy Land
Describe the similarities and differences between the Knights and the Samurais
Students must thoroughly explain
POSSIBLE SHORT RESPONSE QUESTION
Explain why feudalism developed in Japan.
Need for protection, weak central power, local military control
Explain how Bushido helped maintain political stability in feudal Japan.
Encouraged loyalty and obedience within hierarchy
What was the most powerful group in NORTH America prior to 1700
Five Nations Confederation