Early Humans
World Religions
ASIA 1200–1500 CE
Middle Ages
Renaissance & Protestant Reformation
100

This term describes a developed society with cities, workers, government/religion, technology, and writing.

Civilization

100

People who believe in many gods are known as _____________.

Polytheistic

100

Paths used by merchants to buy/sell goods across regions.

Trade Routes

100

Large estate where people lived and worked.

Manor

100

“Rebirth” of art, culture, and learning in Europe.

Renaissance 

200

Objects made or used by humans that teach us about the past. 

Artifacts

200

Belief in being reborn into a new life after death is called ________________. 

Reincarnation 

200

Seasonal winds that bring heavy rain or drought.

Monsoon

200

Peasant tied to the land; worked for the lord.

Serf

200

Martin Luther’s list of complaints against the Church.

95 Theses

300

New tools or skills that make life easier.

Technology

300

Your actions affect your future life. 

Karma

300

Social system in India that divided people into classes from birth.

Caste System

300

Most powerful institution in medieval Europe.

Catholic Church

300

Wealthy person who supports artists (like the Medici family).

Patron

400

People who move from place to place in search of food are known as _____________. 

Nomads

400

These three monotheistic religions descended from Abraham. Name the three monotheistic religions. 

Christianity, Islame, and Judaism.
400

This product was invented in China and forever changed warfare. 

Gunpowder

400

System where lords gave land to knights in exchange for protection.

Feudalism

400

Movement started by Martin Luther protesting corruption in the Catholic Church.

Protestant Reformation

500

The invention/discovery of farming that caused people to begin settling in one place was known as _______________.

Neolithic Revolution

500

The steps Buddhists follow to reach enlightenment is called _________. 

Eightfold Path

500

Fertile region in northern India where most people lived.

Indo-Gangetic Plain

500

This health crisis killed millions of people, especially in Europe. 

Bubonic Plague

500

A paper sold by the Church claiming to forgive sins.

Indulgence

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