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A renowned Moroccan Muslim scholar and traveler whose extensive journeys across Dar al-Islam provided rich historical accounts of 14th-century societies.

Ibn Battuta

100

Inn-like waystations along trade routes that accommodated traveling merchants, animals, and trade goods.

Caravanserai

100

a strict, hereditary social class structure that assigns individuals a permanent rank, job, and social position at birth.

Caste System

100

A quick-maturing, drought-resistant strain from Vietnam that caused a population boom in Song China.

Champa Rice 

100

A Confucian virtue emphasizing respect and duty toward one's parents and ancestors.

Filial Piety

200

A centralized Islamic empire established in northern India, ruling over a predominantly Hindu population.

Delhi Sultanate

200

Provide two technological innovations that led to increased trade from 1200-1450

Magnetic Compass, Junk Ship, Camel Saddle, Caravanserai

200

Provide an example of a monotheistic religion 

Provide an example of a polytheistic religion

Mono: Judiasm, Islam, Christianity 

Poly: Hinduism, Buddhism

200

Despite Africa being mostly Islamic, what Christian state existed in Africa from 1200-?

Ethiopia

200

Identify one commercial innovation from the Song Dynasty that led to increased trade

Flying Cash 

Paper $ 

Construction of the Grand Canal

300

a period of relative stability, safety, and economic and cultural growth across Eurasia during the 13th and 14th centuries under the Mongol Empire

Who was the leader of the Mongols

Pax Mongolica 

Genghis Khan

300
Provide one example as to how the Song Dynasty had a merit-based bureacracy? 

Civil Service Exam 


300

A city-state in Mali. It was trading city that became a center of wealth and learning.

Timbuktu

300

a specific wind pattern according to the monsoon season, allowed trade ships to perfectly time their voyage so the wind was behind them, speeding up their travel

This was used on the Indian Ocean Trade Network

Monsoon Winds

300

Provide one example of a sea-based empire (SE Asia) 

Srivijaya

Malacca Sultanate

400

a period of relative stability, safety, and economic and cultural growth across Eurasia during the 13th and 14th centuries under the Mongol Empire

Who was the leader of the Mongols

Pax Mongolica

Genghis Khan 

400

Provide 3 items that Europeans were demanding from China on the Silk Road

Silk, Porcelain, Tea, Rhubarb

400

The Mail Empire was known for its control of the _____ & _________ trade 

A famous leader of the Mali Empire was __________

The Mali Empire practiced _________ as their main religion 

Gold & Salt 

Mansa Musa 

Islam

400

In the Abbasid Caliphate, the round city of Baghdad included advancements in science & technology. 


Where did they study / learn more about math, science, and technology

House of Wisdom

400

The Islamic empire that fragmented politically during this era before being ended by the Mongol sack of Baghdad in 1258.

Abbasid Caliphate

500

What is the school Harry Potter attends?

What are the 4 Houses at the school? 

Hogwartz

Slytherin, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Gryffindor 

500

What team won the 2022 Fifa World Cup?

Argentina

500

What artist has the most Grammy awards of all time?

Beyonce

500

Provide an example of syncretism from 1200-1450

Bhakti Movement 

Sufism

Angkor Watt- Khmer Empire

500

What are kin-based networks? Where were they located? 

social systems where families or extended lineage groups govern themselves, share resources, and handle community decisions instead of relying on a centralized state government

Africa

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