Dar Al Islam
This caliphate replaced the Umayyads.
Abbasid
He forged the Mongols into a powerful empire
Chinggis Khan
He became the first leader of the Yuan Dynasty
Kublai Khan
British nobles forced the king to sign this document in 1215 in order to limited royal power around tax rates and the appointment of religious officials.
Magna Carta
The spread of this language provided a linguistic base across much of Sub-Saharan Africa
Bantu
This Turkic people began to seize power from the Abbasid leaders.
Seljuks
This was Chinggis Kahn's real name.
Temujin
Kublai creates this planned city for himself in China
Xanadu
This met for the first time in England in 1265.
Parliament
This is the semiarid region of western and north-central Africa extending from Senegal eastward to Sudan.
Sahel
Two world religions that were considered the People of the Book by Muslims
Christians and Jews
This is where Chinggis Kahn established his new capital
Karakorum
She was Kublai's favorite wife.
Chabi
This was a cultural and political movement that began in Italy in the 1400s
Renaissance
The bronzes on our textbook are from this kingdom.
Benin
This city was sacked by Hulegu.
Baghdad
This Hungarian king thought of the Mongols as a “ragtag bunch of nomads”
King Bela
They were the regional warriors who ruled small kingdoms in Japan
Bushi/Daimyo
This was an economic structure, which described how pieces of land were managed by a lord over the peasants.
Manorialism
He was the first ruler of the Mali empire.
Sundiata
These came about because the Hindus realized that they wouldn’t be able to absorb Islam.
Bhaktic cults
The death of this leader forced the Mongol withdrawal from Europe
Ogedei
This family had the real power in Japan. They manipulated the Minamoto shoguns, who in turn claimed to rule on behalf of the emperor who lived in Kyoto.
Hojo
This man attacked the privileges of the Catholic clergy and urged more attention to ordinary religious matters rather than political power. He was burned at the stake as a result.
Jan Hus
This Ethiopian king sponsored the building of 11 churches out of rock.
Lalibela