Vocabulary
Leaders
Political gains
Cultural expansion
Wild Card
100
The phonetic alphabet developed in Korea.
Hangul
100
This Byzantine emperor is known for saving Constantinople from Muslim attack.
Justianian
100
This civilization had large native settlement in Mississippi.
Cahokia
100
This Japanese religion was a blend of Bushido and Bddhism.
Zen Buddhism
100
This is the way of the warrior followed by the samurai of Japan
Bushido
200
A philosophy that emerged in Song China it revived Confucianism thinking while adding Buddhist and Daoist elements to it.
Neo-Confucianism
200
This atlas was produced to to highlight this persons Hajj and gold that was spent. 
Mansa Musa
200
This is a major sultanate was in India and ruled by muslims.
Delhi Sultanate
200
Ankor Wat is an example of what religious influence in Southeast Asia.
Hinduism and Buddhism
200
This building represented religious toleration in Eastern Europe and was the first formal church of Orthodox religion.
Hagia Sophia
300
A state that emerged in the 9th century Eastern Europe
Byzantine Empire
300
There was a disagreement between these two Islamic groups over leadership.
Sunni and Shiite
300
The areas empire used this device to monitor and control goods being produced in the empire.
South America/ Inca
300
This society cultivated Maize and potato's, had terrace farming and wool products, but no written language.
Inca or Andean
300
This food crop was brought across afro-Eurasia and changed the kind of food that was consumed.
rice
400
Arabic name for Spain, most of which was conquered by the Arab and Berbers.
Andulus
400
This group invaded Europe during the dark ages.
Magyars or Turks
400
Both these empires had overlap between church and state in the governmental affairs and everyday life in both societies.
Tang and Byzantine.
400
This is an example of what religious influence on architecture in Russia.
Orthodox religion
400
This was a Chinese admiral who explored the Indian ocean .
Zheng He
500
Islamic Law , dealing with all matters of both secular and religious life.
Sharia
500
This empires rulers provided immunity for foreign diplomats, used Chinese and Islamic bureaucrats administering the empire, and allowed religious freedom.
Mongols
500
This empire covered North Africa , Spain, Persia and the middle east.
Islamic Empire.
500
This was the offering of university education to the sons of European aristocracy.
Scholasticism
500
Both of these empires depended on trade as their primary economic activity.
Yuan and Ican