Unit 1: Europe
This person invaded England from Normandy and became the new King.
William the Conqueror
This is where Islam started.
Arabian Peninsula
This person made a famous Pilgrimage to Mecca.
Mansa Musa
This Dynasty is known for isolation from the rest of the world.
Ming Dynasty
This leader won the 2nd Crusade
Saladin
This person helped France win the 100 Years War against England.
Joan of Arc
This is the name of the Holy Book in Islam
Qu'ran
These religious figures preserved the oral histories of their peoples.
Griots
This famous explorer worked with Kublai Khan and the Yuan Dynasty.
Marco Polo
This Dynasty built roads and bridges and united northern and southern china
Sui Dynasty
This feature brings warm water up from the equator and warms the climate in Europe.
North Atlantic Drift
This person conquered Constantinople and ended the Byzantine Empire.
These are the 3 West African Kingdoms (in order)
Ghana, Mali, Songhai
This leader united the Mongol tribes and created the largest empire in history
Genghis Khan
This is the belief that all things have spirits
Animism
After the Bubonic plague, serfs had more power and began to move to cities and towns, creating this new class in Europe.
Merchants
These are the Five Pillars of Islam
Faith, Prayer, Charity, Fasting, Pilgrimage
This is the name of the famous trade route that made the west African kingdoms so rich.
Trans-Saharan Trade Route
This leader brought Buddhism to Japan and created a Constitution for the government.
Prince Shotoku
This philosophy teaches that all people should follow their roles and uphold their responsibilities to have order in society
Confucianism
These 2 people cooperated during the Middle Ages and created the Holy Roman Empire together
Charlemagne and Pope Leo III
This person is considered the greatest Ottoman Emperor.
Suleiman
This group conquered Songhai and ended the West African Kingdoms.
Moroccan Invaders
In Shintoism, these are the names of the shrines and the spirits (2 words)
Torii, Kami
This Pope made the King Henry IV wait in the snow for 3 days before accepting his apology.
Pope Gregory VII