A Chinese Philosopher who spread his teachings through his students and books called "The Analects"
Confucius
The justification by the gods for a ruling Chinese Dynasty
Mandate of Heaven
A place of worship that Muslims use. There are many located in West Africa, Arabia, and Northern India
Mosque
East Africa traders would let these lead their ships in order to arrive or leave India
Monsoon Winds
A Mesoamerican tribe founded in present day Mexico City
Aztec Empire
A Test that Chinese men could take to have a government position
Civil Service Exam
A philosophy that was inspired by the combination of Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism due to the attack of Buddhism in Song China
Neo Confucianism
A tax on Non-Muslims in Delhi India
Jizya
The blending of two religions or cultures
Syncretic
A South American tribe located in present day Chile and PEru
Incan Empire
Confucianism valued......
Daoism valued.......
Education and Society
Nature and Individualism
Two countries that adopted Chinese artstyles, religions, and governance system
Japan and Korea
A Sultanate that was founded in India after Turks invaded Northern India
Delhi Sultanate
The ocean version of the Silk Road.
Mainly used by East Africa, China, and India
Indian Ocean Trade
A political, social, and economic system in which land was exchanged for loyalty and service
Feudalism
Dao is
The Way
A cultural tactic that was forced on young girls in China that made them stay at home
Deemed necessary for beauty standards
Foot Binding
This language become the center of trade, religion, and education in West Africa
Arabic
This empire emerged from competition between Sumatra and The Malay Peninsula.
Dominated The Indian Ocean Trade from the 600's.-1000's
Srivijaya Empire
The specific tribe that ruled the Aztec Kingdom
Mexica
The Confucian five relationships in order
1. Ruler and Subject
2. Father and Son
3. Elder brother and Younger brother
4. Husband and Wife
5. Friends and Friends
A type of rice that came from Vietnam that did not spoil and caused populations to increase
Champa Rice
A syncretic form of Hinduism and Islam that claims "All are children of God"
Founded by Guru Nanak in the 16th century
Sikhism
An "easy going" movement in India that did not discriminate against women or those lower in the caste system
Bhakti Movement
An islamic Caliphate that consisted of non-Arab Muslims that destroyed the Umayyad Caliphate. Ultimately fell to the Mongolians in the 13th Century.
Abbasid Caliphate