Mesopotamia
These two rivers formed Mesopotamia.
What are the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?
The movement of ideas, customs, and beliefs between cultures.
What is cultural exchange?
The main religion of the Mali Empire.
What is Islam?
This dynasty used oracle bones.
Who were the Shang?
Someone is treated as property with no rights.
What is chattel slavery?
Increased wealth and trade.
The step-like pyramid used for religious purposes in Sumer.
The two main purposes of the Silk Road.
This emperor is famous for his gold and pilgrimage to Mecca.
Who is Mansa Musa?
This belief system explained the right to rule in China.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
Someone forced to fight or provide protection.
What is military slavery?
A strong government with order.
What is The Rule?
The first written system of law was created in Babylon.
What is Hammurabi's Code?
These two goods were the main exports of West Africa.
What are gold and salt?
Trading salt and gold had this result for Mali.
What is profit?
This dynasty built the Great Wall and unified China.
Who were the Qin?
Someone forced to work to repay unpaid loans.
What is debt slavery?
Deteriorating roads and buildings.
What is The Fall?
This civilization created the first empire.
Who were the Akkadians?
This effect of trade helped Mali build universities.
What is increased wealth/profit?
One direct result of trade wealth in Mali.
What is more schools/universities/education?
This invention from the Han Dynasty changed record-keeping.
What is paper?
A small independent government that later forms empires.
What is a city-state?
Internal fighting against leaders?
What is The Fall?
This writing system, developed in Mesopotamia, used wedge-shaped symbols.
What is cuneiform?
The trade network that crossed the Sahara Desert.
What is the Trans-Saharan Trade Network?
Two rivers that supported early West African civilizations.
What are the Niger and Senegal Rivers?
The dynasty that formalized the Silk Road.
Who were the Han?
A large territory made of many city-states?
What is an empire?
The pattern of rise, rule, and fall in Chinese Dynasties.
What is the Dynastic Cycle?