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an Arabic term that means the "house of Islam" and that refers to lands under Islamic rule.

Dar-Al Islam

100

This dynasty ruled China for more that three centuries.

Song Dynasty

100

a quick-maturing, drought resistant rice that can allow two harvests, of sixty days each in one growing season.

Champa Rice

100

The war for the holy land between the Christians and Muslims was called

The Crusades

200

Islamic missionaries introduced Africa to Islam via the . . .

Trans-Saharan Trade Network

200

This system in Europe was an exchange of land for loyalty.

Feudalism 

200

In order to get a job in the Chinese Bureaucracy you needed to pass this . . ..

Civil Service Exam

200

What was the tragedy in Europe in the 13th Century?`

The Black Death/Plague

300

1. Testimony of Faith (Shahada)
2. Prayer (Sallah)
3. Charity (Zakah)
4. Fasting (Sawn)
5. The Hajj or Pilgrimage

These are called` 

5 Pillars of Islam

300

The collapse of the Roman Empire gave rise to TWO institutions in the West.

1. The rise of the Catholic Church

2. Feudalism

300

Neighbors Ghana and Mali wared often with eachother, but made their money trading these two materials

Gold and Salt

300

Practice in Chinese society that produced pain and restricted women and made it easier to confine women to the household. This was considered as beauty to marry the rich.

Foot Binding

400

The belief that the Chinese king's right to rule came from the gods.

The Mandate to Heaven

400

People prepared for the exams of the Imperial Bureaucracy by studying the writings of Confucius and emperor's classics in China. Who was not allowed to take the exam?

Women

400

In Africa, this state was known for its wealth based on agriculture, trade, and gold on the Indian Ocean Trade Network

The Great Zimbabwe

400

This American City Empire was known for

- matriarchal
- the Mita system - labor
- human sacrifices and animism
- weak from the civil war
- invented complicated terrace systems

Inca

500

Traveled throughout Afro-Eurasia using Muslim support through his journey. He focused on his pilgrimage and what he witnessed such as the growth of Sufism in Africa/Middle East.

Ibn Battuta
500

Ruler of Mali (r.1312-1337 CE) who made a hajj to Mecca; on the way there, he spread enormous amounts of gold showing the wealth of Mali; on the way back, he brought back education and Islamic culture.

Mansa Musa

500

Name 3 of the the technological inventions in Song China

Wood-block printing, paper & paper money, champa rice, calendars, agricultural tools, gun powder, steel/iron, and coal.

500

The Confucian virtue requiring children to respect, obey, and care for their parents and ancestors

Filial Piety

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