Where in the world are we?
This geographic feature was home to a trading network that connected East Africa all the way to China
Indian Ocean
This practice allowed the Inca to grow food in the mountains they called home
Terraced farming
King Louis XIV restricted the power of his nobles in order to achieve this concept
Absolute monarchy
This Chinese invention allowed the Mongols to grow into a massive empire
Gunpowder
This leader moved the capital of their empire to St. Petersburg and built the Winter Palace.
Peter the Great
This region is made up of two continents and has been the home to many empires, including the Mongols
Eurasia
This practice blends different religions to create a singular religion
Syncretism
This belief allowed rulers in Europe to justify their power to those living in their empires
Divine Right of Kings
This invention allowed the Swahili Coast to trade as far as China
Lateen Sails
Was a known muslim trader, explorer and writer that visited the Mali Empire and Mughal Empire
Ibn Battuta
This geographic feature had to be overcome in order for the Mali Empire to meet the rest of the world
Sahara Desert
This legal system allowed the Ottomans to create and train an elite fighting force
Devshirme System
This process made Peter the Great force his nobles to cut their beards
Westernization
This city gave the Ottomans the ability to lock much of Europe out of trade routes in Asia
Constantinople
This Ethnic group was targeted by the Qing dynasty with the forced wearing of Manchu Queues. Name the Empire and Ethnic group
Ming Dynasty; Han Chinese
What are the three modern day names of these empires, Mughal? Ottoman? Safavid?
India, Turkey, Persia/Iran
This blended belief system allowed Chinese leaders to respond to the growth of Daoism and Buddhism in China
Neo-Confucianism
This Catholic Church practice was the reason Martin Luther wrote his 95 Theses
Indulgences
This treatise was nailed to the door of a German Church as a protest of the Catholic Church
95 Thesis
This Empire from modern day India associated themselves with the Mongols
Mughal Empire
This location was home to a French monarch who forced his nobility to visit him every year
Palace of Versailles
This religion created by Akbar the Great blended several religions into one
Din-i-Ilahi
This term is used to describe an area that has a great amount of diversity and cultures
Cosmopolitanism
This invention allowed Louis XIV to give his peasants his portrait
Printing Press
This religious leader was a priest that was excommunicated from the Catholic Church and then formed his own church
Martin Luther