Medieval Africa
Middle East and Asia
Gunpowder Empires
Medieval Europe
Potpourri
100

This animal revolutionized trade across the Sahara Desert.

What is the camel?

100

This trade network connected China to the Middle East and Europe.

What is the silk road?

100

This modern-day country was the heart of the Ottoman Empire.

What is Turkey?

100

What institution was the primary 'unifying force' that provided stability after Rome's fall?

What is the Catholic Church?
100

This empire was located in modern-day India:

What is the Mughal Empire?

200

These were the two most important commodities traded in the West African Kingdoms.

What are gold and salt?


200

The two denominations of Islam are called:

What are Shi'a and Sunni?

200
Which of the Gunpowder Empires was Shi'a?

What is the Safavid Empire?

200

This was a political and social system based on a "contract" of land for loyalty and service.

What is Feudalism?

200

This major event towards the end of the Middle Ages led to a massive labor shortage and the decline of feudalism:

What is the Plague?

300

The three major West African kingdoms were:

What are Ghana, Mali, and Songhai?

300

Islamic art forbids the depiction of Muhammad. This is because the Quran does not permit:

What is idolatry?

300

This system involved taking Christian boys from the Balkans to be raised as Muslim soldiers or bureaucrats?

What is the Devshirme System?

300

William the Conqueror is known for capturing England's crown after a battle at:

What is Hastings?

300

To travel from India to China by boat, you must travel during which time of year to ensure favorable Monsoon Wind conditions?

What is Summer

400

Most traditional African societies were kin-based, meaning they were organized by:

What are family lineages or bloodlines?

400

The Islamic Golden Age is responsible for the development of this kind of "math in pieces."

What is Algebra?

400

These were the elite, highly trained soldiers of the Ottoman Empire.

What are Janissaries?

400

These were the "Holy Wars" fought between 1095 and 1200 to retake Jerusalem:

What are the Crusades?

400

This 'almost' king of England was fatally wounded when he took an arrow to the eye in 1066.

Who is Harold Godwinson?

500

What kind of journey was Mansa Musa taking during his famous show of wealth?

What is a Hajj or pilgrimage to Mecca?

500
Beyond the Silk Road, these were the two other major trade routes used by Muslim merchants.

What are the Trans-Saharan and Indian Ocean?

500

Gunpowder Empires gained power due to Muslim merchants bringing gunpowder from:

What is China/Silk Road?

500
This event in 476 CE marks the beginning of the Dark Ages in Europe.

What is the Fall of Rome?

500

This vocab word means the blending of cultural norms/tradition.

What is cultural syncretism?

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