Silk Road
Indian Ocean Trade
Trans-Saharan Trade
Trade and Diffusion
People and Things
100

The Silk Road specialized in the trade of _____

What are luxury goods?

100

This maritime technology made it easier to travel longer distances

What is a compass, astrolabe, stronger ships such as dhow & junk?

100

The major religion traded was

What is Islam?

100

This technological advance made interregional travel across the desert possible

What is the camel saddle?

100

This man was famous for being one of the most extensive travelers in pre-modern history, documenting his travels in the 14th century and leaving behind a detailed account known as the Rihla

Who is Ibn Buttuta?

200

This group was was known for being religiously tolerant of all the cultures they conquered and facilitated exchange of lots of goods, ideas, and cultures

Who are the Mongols?

200

Knowledge of ______ allowed merchants to efficiently travel throughout the region

What are the monsoon winds?

200

The Mali empire traded goods like  ______, ______& ______ and became very rich & prosperous

What is ivory, salt, and gold?

200

The introduction of this crop into Africa, primarily from Southeast Asia, had a significant impact on African agriculture and society between 1200 and 1450

What are bananas?

200

He was a Venetian explorer who traveled extensively throughout Asia in the 13th century. He served in the court of Kublai Khan, ruler of the Mongolian Empire, in a role that required him to study and report on cultures, customs, and people in and around China.

Who is Marco Polo?

300

Along with silk, porcelain, and Buddhism this was rapidly spread among the Silk Road

What is the Bubonic Plague?

300

This East African group of cities & kingdoms profited & grew from Indian Ocean Trade

What are the Swahili City-States?

300

The Trans-Saharan trade route facilitated trade between West Africa and the Mediterranean world across this geographical landform 

What is the Sahara Desert?

300

Originally from Southeast Asia, these fruits were gradually introduced to the Mediterranean via trade routes, with the Muslims playing a crucial role in their cultivation and distribution. 




What are oranges and lemons?

300

Her experiences as a female mystic are significant because they challenge traditional gender roles within the context of medieval society. Through her travels and spiritual experiences, she gained authority and visibility in a male-dominated world.

Who is Margery Kempe?

400

Because the Mongols ruled the entire land from Europe to China, merchants could safely travel the entire Silk Road without risk. This is known as 

What is Pax Mongolica?

400

This brand of Islam was popular due to its emotional appeal & its compatibility with other religions

What is Sufi Islam?

400

Some West Africans converted to Islam to forge better relations with Islamic North African Merchants. Those who converted didn't fully follow _______

What is sharia law?

400

A powerful Malay dynasty, thrived in the 15th and early 16th centuries, and becoming a crucial hub for trade between China, India, and Southeast Asia

What is The Sultanate of Malacca?

400

Mongols' used this to create their own writing system and to facilitate trade along the Silk Roads.

What is the Uyghur script?

500

New trading cities emerged on the Silk Road such as 

What are Samarkand and Kashgar?

500

Many powerful trading cities emerged such as: 

What are Malacca, Cambay, Calicut?

500

This empire's decline led to the rise of the Mali Empire along the Trans-Saharan trade routes

What is Ghana empire?

500

Located on the western coast of India, this state played a pivotal role in the Indian Ocean trade routes from the 12th century onwards

What is Gujarat?

500

Originating in India in the 6th or 7th century they were introduced to Europe through the writings of Middle Eastern mathematicians, especially al-Khwarizmi and al-Kindi, about the 12th century.

What are the numbers 0-9?

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