East Asia 1200-1450
A line of hereditary rulers is known as this. Give one example from 1200-1450.
What is a dynasty? Who are the Song and Ming?
A famous library in the heart of the Islamic World, and the city it was located in.
What is the House of Wisdom and Baghdad?
The two most successful pre-Columbian American empires.
Who are the Aztec and Inca?
The 2 trade networks that connected Africa to other regions of the world.
What are the Tran-Saharan and Indian Ocean trade routes?
The economic and social system that organized Europeans into lords, knights, and peasants.
What is feudalism?
The effect of champa rice in China.
The Islamic world saved and innovated the knowledge from these classical civilizations.
Who are the Greeks and Romans? Indian and Persian?
Two agricultural innovations, matched with their correct empire.
What are chinampas with the Aztecs and terrace farming with the Inca?
The richest empire in West Africa that flourished from gold and salt trade.
What is the Mali Empire / Kingdom?
An unfree person, especially one bound to the land. If his lord sold the land, this person was passed on to the new landlord.
An Chinese philosophy that emphasized personal morality, respect of ancestors, education, and respecting your role in society.
What is Confucianism?
The West African leader who was responsible for making Islam a legitimate religion in Africa, and the name of his kingdom.
Who is Mansa Musa from Mali?
A labor system found in pre-Columbia Andes mountains.
What is the mit'a system?
Three major world religions that spread to South and Southeast Asia.
What are Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism?
The moral, educational, and cultural authority in Europe.
What is the Catholic Church?
Who are Japan, Korea, and Vietnam?
3 innovations that could be found in the Islamic world's most famous library.
The system used to collect payments / offerings from conquered peoples.
What is the tribute system?
The best architectural example of Southeast Asia accepting Buddhism and Hinduism.
What is the Angkor Wat Temple?
The capital of Christianity.
What is Constantinople?
The largest Chinese trading city thanks to the creation of the Grand Canal (will later be know as Hong Kong).
What is Hangzhou?
This intellectual contribution(s) was transferred to Europe by Islamic traders.
What are numerals / scientific texts?
The largest urban centers in pre-Columbia Americas, matched with their respective empire.
What is Cusco in the Inca Empire and Technotitlan in the Aztec Empire?
The only Christian kingdom in Africa, despite the spread of Islam.
What is Ethiopia?
This English document was the first to mention human rights.
What is the Magna Carta?