Geography
Innovations
Empires
Social Structures
Enduring Issues
100

The Indus, Huang He, and Tigris are all examples of this.

Rivers

100

In order to transport water to arid areas, early farmers created these systems.

Irrigation

100

This early American empire fell to Hernan Cortez in Mexico.

Aztec

100
This system was popular in Europe during the Middle Ages, in which peasants would trade service for land.

Feudalism/Manorialism 

100

The Crusades are best illustrated by this enduring issue. 

Conflict

200

These allowed for the Mongols to become so militarily successful. 

Central Asian Steppes

200

This modern day country introduced innovations such as gunpowder, moveable type, and the compass.

China

200

This empire expanded over three continents and had both a western and an eastern capital.

Roman

200

A system of organizing people into different ranks or levels of importance within a group or society.

Social Hierarchy 

200

Terrace framing in the Andes by the Inca is an example of this enduring issue. 

Humans and the Environment 

300

This region of Europe was most severely effected by the Black Death. 

Western Europe

300

Chess, Polo, Zoology, and book making all came out of this Golden Age society.

Islamic 

300

These three African Empires were centers for trade and mercantilism. (name one)

Ghana, Songhai, and Mali

300

This is a society where one moves upward socially based on their skill and competence. 

Meritocracy

300

The Black Death's spread is best illustrated by this enduring issue.

Interconnectedness 

400

This body of water was the center for trade around Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.

Mediterranean Sea

400

This German inventor was responsible for creating the printing press. 

Johannes Gutenberg

400

The Yuan dynasty in China was a result of this Asian empire.

Mongol Empire

400

In addition to Europe, Feudalism was also prevalent in this empire.

Japan

400

The printing press is an example of this enduring issue.

Innovation

500

This subcontinent was effected by the Monsoon Marketplace and the spread of Buddhism and Islam. 

India

500

The compass, caravel ship, lateen sails, and astrolabe were most likely responsible for this exchange of goods. 

Columbian Exchange 

500

This empire was birthed from the fall of Western Rome.

Byzantine Empire

500

This system was put into place by the Spanish colonists in New Spain. 

Encomienda System

500

These are all 4 enduring issues we have learned about in 9th grade.

Conflict, humans and the environment, innovation, interconnectedness 

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