East Asia
Complete the analogy based on the 5 confucian values
Father:son::husband: _____
Wife
This caliphate took over the Islamic empire after the Umayyad Caliphate in 750 CE and established a capital in Baghdad but eventually fell to the Mongols in the 1200s.
The Abbasid Caliphate
These three religions were most prominent between 1200 and 1450 in South/Southeast Asia.
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam
This area is where the Mayan people began to settle.
Around the Yucatan area
( modern day Mexico)
In this system all economic and legal power belonged to the lord of the manor?
Manorial System
This type of rice was introduced from modern day vietnam and greatly increased population via the grand canal
Champa Rice
Name two religions that the Islamic often considered “people of the book”, earning them more freedoms and tolerance within Islamic communities
Christianity
Judaism
(Sometimes Zoroastrianism)
The Vijayanagara Empire fostered the revival of this prominent religion.
Hinduism
How did the Inca state develop?
A large army, road systems, and efficient leadership
In Europe, this occurred because no single monarch was strong enough to rule by themselves
Decentralized monarchies
This branch of Buddhism focused on acts of piety, devotion, and the idea of bodhisattvas
Mahayana
The officials in this dynasty fled during its final years after being defeated. They then established a Muslim dynasty in Spain.
Umayyad Dynasty
This Hindu state was known for their resistance of Islam and claim Kshatriya ancestry.
The Rajput Kingdoms
This empire was at its peak in 1050-1200, was successful at maize farming but collapsed due to major climate change?
Cahokia Empire
In Bantu clusters of stone buildings were called __________ Which was later taken as the name of the kingdom
Zimbabwe
The Confucian belief dealing with respect for one’s parents and ancestors is
Filial piety
This Empire includes Mesopotamia, Syria, Palestine, and most of Iran. They followed the Sunni form of Islam and adhered to many Persian customs.
Seljuk Turks
This religious subset of Islam was common in south and southeast Asia due to its close relationship to Hinduism.
Sufism
How are the Aztecs and Mayans civilizations different?
The mayans decided to study the stars and made calendars while the aztecs liked wars with tribes.
Amda Seyon I, the king of this empire, who defeated many of their Muslim enemies and expanded their empire by incorporating smaller states
Ethiopia
Buddhism’s more accessible teachings first appealed to which two social groups
Lower caste and women
Known as “The Richest Man of All Time”, this African king made the hajj to Mecca in 1324. What is his name, and what is the name of the empire he came from.
Mansa Musa, Mali
At its height, this Buddhist state which disappeared in the 13th century controlled most of the Malay Archipelago
The Srivijaya Empire
In what ways were the Aztecs and Cahokia similar?
They both used agricultural methods, had similar crops like squash and beans.
This kingdom began as a bunch of states but grew with the Trans-Saharan trade routes
Hausa