Its the Cultural Diffusion for me
The Renaissance - she's the blueprint
Get in loser, we're going on a trade route
No one:
absolutely no one:
Ottoman Empire: invades
We're going on a trip in our favorite sailing ship
100

Which of the 5 major world religions are polytheistic?

Buddhism and Hinduism

100

A man who excelled in many fields was known as what?

A Renaissance Man

100

________ was established in 130 B. C. and in use until 1453.

The Silk Road

100
The Ottomans invaded the Byzantine Empire and took over what city in 1451?

Constantinople

100

Main desire(s) for exploration at the time was...

new sources of wealth

200

Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are all monotheistic and __________ religions.

Abrahamic

200

Who were the Renaissance Ninja Turtles?

Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Raphael, Donatello

200

________ used Silk Road to travel to China and then wrote a book about his experiences which allowed for Europeans to become more educated on Asia.

Marco Polo

200

The Ottoman Empire forced conquered peoples to convert to ________ before Suleyman I allowed for freedom of religion.

Islam

200

Europeans wanted new trade routes to bypass Italian and Ottoman merchants as well as ___________.

spread Christianity

300

The Black Plague...

a) was 1st spread by trading ships

b) killed 2/3 of Europes population

c) caused for the invention of quarantines

d) all of the above

d) all of the above

300

Who was the father of humanism?

Petrarch 

300

Majority of trade at this time happened in the _____ _____.

Indian Ocean

300

When young men were drafted into the Devshirme system they were ______,________,_______.

educated, trained, converted to Islam

300

Home of Henry the Navigator and 1st country to put trading posts on west coast of Africa...

Portugal

400

Why was Martin Luther upset with the Catholic Church?

Church officials were corrupt, not teaching the bible 'correctly' and issuing indulgences.

400

Due to the invention of the printing press, written texts were now able to be written in _______ which allowed for common people to have access to them. 

Vernacular

400

What was the main culture characteristic spread by the trans-Saharan trade network?

Islam

400

Suleyman I was respected as both the Sultan and a ________.

Caliph

400

What was the capital city of the Aztec Empire that was destroyed in 1515 by Hernan Cortez?

Tenochtitlan 

500

With the "Edict of Worms" Martin Luther was made an outlaw for his claims against the Catholic Church, marking the beginning to the _______ _______.

Protestant Reformation

500

What was Christian Humanism?

belief that humans had the ability to reason (logic) and improve themselves  
500

Mali is most famous for King ______ ______'s pilgrimage to _________.

Mansa Musa; Mecca

500

During the 1600s the Ottoman Empire was the largest in the world. Which area did the empire NOT spread to?

a) North Africa

b) South America

c) Eastern Europe

d) Middle East

b) South America

500

The Incans are considered to have the most advanced ________ of the Pre-columbian era due to having a massive network of ______ that allowed for easy trade and travel. 

engineers; roads

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