Units 1 and 2
He was the ruler of the largest empire on Earth from 1206-1227
Who is Ghengis Khan
Led by Martin Luther, this religious reform movement challenged the authority of the percieved corrupt Catholic Church
What was the Protestant Reformation
This global trade network connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas during the Age of Exploration
What was the Triangle Trade
This was the first (and only) fully successful slave revolt in history, eventually leading to Independence
What was the Haitian Revolution
Karl Marx founded this ideology that calls for worker's equality, the end of capitalism, collectivization, and the eventual dissolution of the government
What is Communism
After the fall of the Mongol Empire, these states dominated Asia
What are Khanates
These were the religious Holy Wars aimed at retaking lands lost by the collapsing Byzantine Empire in the Middle East under the direction of the Pope
What were the Crusades
This Chinese Admiral led expeditions across the Indian Ocean trade network with support from Ming Emperor Yongle
Who is Zheng He
The 1857 revolution against British rule in Indian resulted from high taxation, unfair treatment, and cultural intolerance was called this
What was the Sepoy Rebellion
Internal Corruption and fails to modernize led to these two events in Qing China
What are the Boxer Rebellion and Taiping Uprising
This famed Islamic scholar known for travelling across the Islamic World provided great insight into other societies and cultures, plus the spread of Islam
Who is Ibn Battuta
This mountainous empire was known for heavy conflict with the neighboring Ottoman and Mughal Empires, uniting diverse peoples with its Shia faith
What was the Safavid Empire
The Incan system that used mandatory tribute labor to construct large road networks and build temples
What was the Mit'a System
This revolutionary wrote the Jamacia Letter and helped achieved independence for the Spanish colonies of South America, he also became the President of Gran Columbia
Who was Simón Bolívar
Foreign intervention by the United States, the samurai intervention, and the beginning of industrialization and modernization led to this Japanese period
What was the Meiji Restoration
The interconnectivity and revival of land based trade under the Mongols resulted in the spread of this major illness
What is the Black Death/Bubonic Plague
This Russian Tsar expanded Russia westward into Siberia, gained a Baltic coast in the Great Northern War, and had a city named after him
Who was Peter the Great
He was the Spanish Conquistador that led the conquest of the Aztec Empire from 1519-1521
Who was Hernán Cortés
The Mughal Emperor known for introducing reforms, tolerance to women, a personal state cult, and promoting cultural syncretism
Who is Emperor Akbar
As a result of Industrialization, European powers needed resources, markets, and labor to fuel their industrial economies, causing this after the Berlin Conference
What is the Scramble for Africa
This European period saw a revival of interest in art and higher education
What is the Renaissance
These two Enlightenment Philosophers (One English and one French) were known for promoting individualism, natural rights, and creating classical liberialism
Who were John Locke and Voltaire
The result of the Great Dying, climate change, mass instability, and military conflict during the period was known as this
What was the General Crisis
The document that established the principles of the French Revolution, calling for liberty, equality, and fraternity
What was the Declaration of the Rights of Man
Used to justify second wave imperialism by European Powers, who placed themselves at the top of the hierarchy.
What is Social Darwinism