1.1 Asia
These two developments in China were important to the spread of ideas in Eurasia
What were paper and woodblock printing?
Islamic women enjoyed a status that was blank compared to Christian or Jewish women
What is higher status?
This was the type of society the Mississippians had
What is a matrilineal society?
Most Sub-Saharan African goverments were these
What are kin-based networks?
This was the main form of government in medieval Europe
What is feudalism?
The scholar gentry was educated in this philosophy
What is Confucianism?
This was the caliphate made up of Arabs and Persians
What is the Abbasid Caliphate?
What is Cahokia?
This was how the Hausa Kingdoms made their money
What was the trans-Saharan trade?
These two Christian branches came out of the Great Schism
What are the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox?
This stabilized Southern India when it was politically decentralized
What was the caste system?
This branch of Islam was the fastest-spreading since it was more flexible
What is Sufism?
This is how the Aztecs stayed in power
What was the tributary system?
This kingdom sat between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers
What is Zimbabwe?
These two things slowed urban growth in Europe during 1200-1450
What is the Little Ice Age and the Black Death (bubonic plague)?
This helped spread Hinduism quickly similarly to Sufism
What was the Bhakti Movement?
This Muslim kingdom was ruled over Cordoba in Spain
What was al-Andalus?
All Mesoamerican societies include this religious feature except for the Chaco and Mesa Verde
What is a sun god?
This kingdom was the only Christian area in Africa
What was Axum?
These were a series of European military campaigns that started in 1095
What are the Crusades?
This was a Confucian idea that people need to respect their elders' ideas more than their own
What is filial piety?
These two groups challenged the Abbasid Caliphate's power
Who are the Mamluks and Seljuk Turks?
This was the Mayan version of the tribute system
What was the mit'a system?
These three things defined sub-Saharan African social structures
What are age, gender, and kinship?
These were the four main levels of feudalistic society in Europe
What is the monarch, lords, knights, and peasants/serfs?