East Asia
Dar al-Islam
South
& Southeast Asia
Americas
Africa/Europe
100

Prestigious government jobs were given to men who did well on these...

What are the Civil Service Exams?

100

This is a moral and legal framework based on the Quran (Islam's holy book) and Hadith (sayings of Prophet Muhammad)


What is Sharia law?

100

Indian Ocean trade was made possible by ______________. 

What are monsoon winds?

100

While other cultures built monumental buildings, Mississippians built enormous ____________.

What are earthen mounds?

100

SubSaharan Africa did not centralize power under one leader or central government. Instead, communities formed ___________, where families governed themselves.

What are kin-based networks?

200

Confucianism focused on this concept (respect for elders)

What is filial piety?

200

This was the name of the center of learning in Baghdad.

What is the House of Wisdom?

200

This part of India was more politically stable than its counterpart. 

What is Southern India?

200

The Mississippians had a _________ society, which means that social standing was determined by the woman's side of the family

What is a matrilineal society?

200

In Europe, lacking a strong government, people needed some protection from bandits, rival lords, and invaders such as the Vikings from northern Europe. The solution was a system known as...

What is Feudalism?

300

China’s population doubled and Chinese urban centers experienced massive growth during this period.

What is the Song Dynasty?

300

The ____________ conquered the remaining Abbasid Empire in 1258.

Who are the Mongols?

300

the Vijayanagara Empire (1336–1646) took its name from the word for "____________." 

What is the victorious city?

300

The main form of Mayan government was the __________, each ruled by a king and consisting of a city and its surrounding territory. 

What is the city-state?

300

The elements are as follows: 

• One field was planted with wheat or rye, crops that provided food.

• A second field was planted with legumes such as peas, lentils, or beans. These made the soil more fertile by adding nitrogen to it.

• A third field was allowed to remain fallow, or unused, each year.

What is the three-field system?
400

the Song Dynasty of China utilized traditional methods of Confucianism and an _______________ to maintain and justify its rule.

What is an imperial bureaucracy?

400

After Muslim forces invaded Spain in 711, this 732 Battle in France limited further rapid Islamic expansion into Western Europe.

What is the Battle of Tours?

400

Hinduism was associated with a hierarchical _____________.

What is a caste system?

400

Mayan science and religion were linked through this.

What is astronomy?

400

This dispute was over whether a secular (non-religious) leader, rather than the pope, could invest bishops with the symbols of office.

What is the lay investiture controversy?

500

Name 4 of the major technological advancements made in Tang and Song China:

Mechanical clock, magnetic compass, gunpowder, printing press, paper money, vaccination, etc. 

500

This was a powerful medieval empire ruled by a military caste of freed slave soldiers that controlled Egypt, the Levant, and the Hejaz from 1250 to 1517.

What is the Mamluk Sultanate?

500

Beginning in the 12th century, some Hindus began to draw upon traditional teachings about the importance of emotion in their spiritual life. Rather than emphasize studying texts or performing rituals, they focused on developing a strong attachment to a particular deity. This development, was known as ___________________.

What is the Bhakti Movement?

500

In 1325, they (who?) founded their capital _________ on the site of what is now Mexico City.

Who are the Aztecs, and what is Tenochtitlán?

500

During the Crusades, rules of ________, under which the eldest son in a family inherited the entire estate, left a generation of younger sons with little access to wealth and land.

What is primogeniture?

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