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100

The Early Modern Period began with this event in 1453.

What is the fall of Constantinople?

100

The Islamic empire was situated in Egypt from around 1250 to 1517

What was the Mamluk Sultanate?

100

The Mongols moved large populations using these three methods.

What were deployments, displacements, and replacement?

100

A Chinese invention that played a critical role in ushering in the Age of Exploration.

What is the sea compass?

100

The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires all shared this title due to their military tactics.

What were the Gunpowder Empires?

200

This historical period lasted from 1200 - 1453.

What was the Medieval Period?

200

This North African city was a strategic trade junction founded in 1070.

What is Marrakesh?

200

This king of the Mali Empire spent so much money during his pilgrimage to Mecca that he caused record inflation in Egypt in 1324.

Who is Mansa Musa?

200

This Islamic practice prevented the Ottoman Empire from immediately joining the Print Revolution.

What was the manuscript tradition?

200

This man went on seven diplomatic voyages for the Ming Dynasty.

Who is Zheng He?

300

This event lasted from 950-1300, allowing for a demographic upswing in Europe.

What was the Medieval Warm Period?

300

The Mamluk Sultanate (and later the Ottoman empire) controlled this critical trade route.

What is the Red Sea?

300

This group of people (originating from Taiwan) traveled great distances by moving from island to island, utilizing wave patterns, trade winds, stars, and bird flight patterns.

Who were the Austronesians?

300

This policy set the precedent for how the Spanish would interact with people in the Americas.

What was the Reconquista?

300

These were considered highly valuable trade commodities in the 1400s.

What were salt, gold, and people?

400

By 1500, this Italian city-state declined in dominance.

What was Genoa?

400

These four nation-states were located on different peninsulas which were critical for Mediterranean trade.

What were the Venice (Italy), Spain (Iberia), Greece, and Turkey (Anatolia?)

400

This medallion allowed for safe passage through Mongol lands.

What is a Paiza?

400

This man drafted one of the earliest known Navigational Treatises which summarized trade routes along Indian Asia.

Who was Ibn Majid (c. 1421-1500)?

400

This torture device utilized a system of ropes and pulleys.

What was the Garrucha?

500

The first (extant) printed world map was created in this year.

When was 1472?

500

At its height, the Mongol Empire reached this Western country (modern name).

What is Ukraine?

500

Islamic influence spread to the Swahili Coast from these two major trade routes.

What were the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean?

500

These two key terms reflect how tolerance could have contradictory manifestations in different cultures.

What are micropatriotism and Ahl-al-dhimma?

500

People visited Pisa to see artwork at this famous place.

What was the Campo Santo Cemetery/frescos?

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