The primary cash crop in the Carribean and Latin America was this
What is Sugar?
She was known as the Maid of Lorainne and is credited for saving France in the 100 years war.
Who is Joan of Arc?
This Chinese tradition which started with women of the court but eventually caught on to commoners, was a way to ensure marriage by making you more attractive.
What was foot-binding?

These Mountains create a natural border between India and China
What are the Himalayas?
This religion dominated Sub-Saharan Africa
What was Islam?
The treacherous journey for slaves across the Atlantic was known as this
What is the Middle Passage?
This economic system was based on a nations accumulation of gold and silver and required that you sell more than you bought in order to create wealth.
What was mercantilism?
These valuable porcelain vases from this particular dynasty are examples of syncretism as they blend the technology of China, with the blue dye of Persia, and the Islamic geometric designs of the Mongol influence. 
What was the Ming dynasty?
Double the Points if you can name the building and the man who had built it
What was the Taj Mahal?
Who was Shah Jahan?
This is what they called the Western Coast of Africa where slaves were traded
What was the Ivory coast?
The system of forced labor in the Silver mines of Peru was known as this
What was the Mi'ta system?
From 1547 - 1584 he ruled Russia and was considered Russia's first Tsar who expanded Russia yet was known for torturing its people.
Who was Ivan IV (or Ivan the Terrible)?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!!
If you can name the Dynasty and its famous ruler
This was the name of the Mongol Dynasty in China and its ruler was famous for his friendship with Marco Polo.
What was the Yuan Dynasty and who was Kublai Khan??
This was the ritual where a widow would throw herself onto the pyre (burning ashes) of her dead husband.
What was Sati?
This tribe was known for its highly sophisticated metallurgy and sculptures
Who were the Benin?
The Casta System placed this group at the top of the social hierarchy because they were indigenous to Spain.
Who are the Peninsulares?
In 1688 Catholic King James II, was replaced by his Protestant daughter Mary and her Dutch husband, William of Orange. It gave Parliament more power over the Monarchy and planted seeds for the beginnings of a political democracy.
What was the Glorious Revolution?
This was the northern nomadic tribe that ruled during the Qing Dynasty.
Who were the Manchu?
Founded by Babur, this "gunpowder" Empire ruled India from 1526 - 1857
What was the Mughal Empire?
THey were the first Europeans to establish trade ports along the African Coastline and started the slave trade
Who were the Portuguese?
This was the King and Queen of Spain that Sponsored Columbus's voyages and drove the Moors out of Spain restoring the state religion to Catholisism
Who was King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella?
In 1765 James Watt improved this invention and is credited for the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in England
What was the steam engine?
He was the Ming emperor that sponsored the 7 voyages of Zheng He
Who was Yongle?
He was considered the Great Mughal ruler (1542 - 1605) because he rewarded talent and intellect without regard to ethnicity or religious affiliation.
What was Akbar the Great?
Queen Nzinga was known for doing this
What was resisting slavery? Or trying to stop the Portuguese slave traders.