South, East, and Southeast Asia
Tang system where other states had to provide money or goods to the emperor.
Tributary system.
After the fall of Western Rome, what became of Eastern Rome?
The Byzantine Empire
Rise of Islam (year).
622
Mali's exports.
Gold and salt.
The Mississippian Culture
Trade route that brought Buddhism to China, along with trade.
Silk Road
Great Schism was between these two things.
Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox.
Islamic Middle-Eastern City with scholars and wealth.
Baghdad
Richest man to ever have lived.
Mansa Musa
Aztec capital
Tenochtitlan
Islamic branch that did most of their missionary work in SE Asia.
Sufis
The Kievan Rus partook in a Slave trade with this city in the Middle East.
Baghdad
Shia and Sunni
A syncretic language, mixed with Bantu and Arabic.
Swahili
System that the Tang used that the Aztecs also used.
Tribute system
Muslim state that became wealthy by building a navy and imposing fees on ships that passed through a strait of the same name.
Melaka (aka Malacca)
Dynasty founded by Charles Martel.
Carolingian Dynasty
Five pillars
Believing in one God, praying 5x a day, charity, fasting during Ramadan, pilgrimage to Mecca.
Most powerful of all Eastern African kingdoms.
Zimbabwe
The Inca's system of knotted strings used to record numerical information for trade and engineering and recording messages.
Quipu
New language among the Muslims of South Asia, influenced on Ilindi, Arabic and Farsi.
Urdu
The only crusade that was a clear victory for the forces of Christendom.
Persian poet, theologian and jurist, who's teachings were the basis of the Sufi movement.
Rumi
Ethipia's main religion.
Christianity
What the Toltec were ruled by.
A warrior aristocracy.