Major States and Empires
The Reformation
The Age of Discovery
Global Trade
Grab-Bag
100

This period was known for the "rebirth" of classical knowledge and began in Italy.

The Renaissance

100

This invention by Johannes Gutenberg assisted the spread of Reformation ideas across Europe.

The printing press

100

These three Gs were the reasons why the Spaniards sailed to the "New" World.

God, Gold, and Glory

100

The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empire all shared these two characteristics.

Islam and the use of gunpowder

100

This animal made a major impact on the lives of Native Americans as a result of the Columbian Exchange.

The horse

200

This Empire was located in modern-day Mexico, and had a capital city of Tenochtitlán.

The Aztec Empire

200

The sale of these, which helped to purify souls in purgatory, angered church reformers like Martin Luther.

Indulgences

200

This Spanish conquistador was responsible for the downfall of the Aztec Empire.

Hernan Cortes

200

European countries set up these in foreign countries, occupied by settlers.

Colonies

200

This religion began in, and is still primarily located in, the Indian subcontinent.

Hinduism

300

The trade of this luxury good from China gave these "roads" their nickname.

Silk

300

Luther believed that this alone led to salvation.

Faith

300

This term refers to the trade that took place between three points: Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Triangular Trade

300

The Ottoman Empire began with the conquest of this city, later renamed Istanbul.

Constantinople

300

This term describes the new christian religion that split from Catholicism as a result of the Reformation.

Protestant

400

This religion began in the Middle East and then gradually spread throughout the Roman Empire.

Christianity

400

This movement describes the response of the Catholic Church to the Protestant Reformation.

The Counter-Reformation

400

Due to the Columbian exchange, slavery became associated with ________.

race

400

Japan's emperor was a figurehead. In reality, the ________ held real power.

Shogun

400

This Chinese Dynasty was responsible for the building of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

The Ming Dynasty

500

This Islamic Gunpowder Empire was located in modern-day India.

The Mughal Empire

500

This King broke from the Catholic Church after being denied a divorce, and created the Church of England.

King Henry VIII

500

Native Americans died by the millions as a result of mainly this disease.

Smallpox

500

The Mughal Empire in modern-day India was known for the construction of this famous building.

The Taj Mahal

500

The Inca Empire was located on this mountain range in South America.

The Andes Mountains

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