African States
Rebellions
China
Japan
Slave Trade
100

Ashanti, Oyo, and Benin are known as this type of state because they grew powerful by capturing people and selling them to Europeans.
 

What are slave-raiding states?

100

Escaped enslaved people formed independent communities known by this name.

What are Maroon societies?


100

This Ming admiral led huge treasure fleets across the Indian Ocean in the early 1400s.

Who is Zheng He?


100

In 1603 Tokugawa Ieyasu became this military ruler of Japan.

What is shogun?


100

This was the name for the forced voyage that carried enslaved Africans across the Atlantic.

What is the Middle Passage?


200

African states traded captives to Europeans for these, which they used to conquer more neighbors.

What are guns?

200

In 1680 the Pueblo people drove the Spanish out of this present-day U.S. state.

What is New Mexico?


200

After the Red Turban Rebellion, this peasant-born leader became Emperor Hongwu and founded the Ming Dynasty in 1368.

Who is Zhu Yuanzhang (Hongwu)?


200

The Tokugawa shoguns ruled from this city, now called Tokyo.

What is Edo?


200

In this system, people were treated as property and were owned for life.

What is slavery?


300

These new states grew rich from trade with Europeans along this coast. 

What is the Atlantic coast (West African coast)?


300

This maroon society in Brazil survived for much of the 1600s despite repeated attacks by the Portuguese.

What is Palmares?


300

Under the Ming, neighboring states showed respect for China by sending gifts in exchange for trading privileges, in this system.

What is the tribute system?


300

The shoguns forced these regional lords to spend every other year in Edo and leave their families there.

Who are the daimyo?


300

Because so many men were captured, this group in West Africa took on more of the farming and trading.

Who are women?

400

King Afonso I ruled this kingdom in west-central Africa and wrote to Portugal’s king complaining that slave traders were kidnapping his people.

What is Kongo?


400

Forced labor in the mines, heavy taxes, and abuse by Spanish officials led to this 1780s rebellion in Peru.

What is the Tupac Amaru rebellion?

400

This Ming tax reform combined many taxes into one payment made in silver.

What is the single-whip tax?


400

This policy limited Japan’s contact with most foreign nations.

What is the closed country policy?

400

Rulers and these go-between traders who sold captives to Europeans gained wealth and power.

Who are merchants (middlemen)?


500

This queen of Ndongo used both diplomacy and warfare, including alliances, to resist Portuguese slave traders.

Who is Queen Nzinga?

500

This term describes an uprising in which enslaved people rise up against their enslavers, often by force, to seek freedom.

What is a slave revolt?


500

In 1644 this people from northeast of China captured Beijing and founded the Qing Dynasty.

Who are the Manchu?

500

This European nation sent Jesuits to Japan.

What is Portugal?

500

Olaudah Equiano wrote about the Middle Passage in 1789 mainly to persuade readers to oppose this.

What is the slave trade?