Trade Routes 1200-1450
Religion 1200-1450
Africa and the Americas 1200-1450
Asia 1200-1450
Europe 1200-1450
100

The mongols protected trade route connecting China to the Mediterranean Sea. 

Silk Road

100

This monotheistic religion was founded in the Arabian peninsula by a former merchant turned prophet who lived in Mecca. 

Islam

100
The great African city of learning. Had impressive libraries.

Timbuktu

100

Population increase was long term effect of this crop in China.

Champa rice  

100

The Eastern half of the Roman Empire that lasted about 1,000 years longer than the Western half.

Byzantine Empire

200

Islamic merchants used caravans to travel along this treacherous route.

trans-Saharan trade route

200

During the middle ages, this institution was a unifying force across Western Europe, as the leader held the most political and social power in society.

Catholic Church

200

We all know Mansa Musa, the Great Malian King, but who was the Moroccan cleric who wrote about his journey, and traveled throughout Dar al Islam?

Ibn Battuta

200

When Genghis Khan died, his Mongol empire was divided into four __________.

Khanates

200
The political and social system in Western Europe during the Middle Ages.
Feudalism
300

Before 1450, this was the largest maritime trade route, stretching from China to the Eastern coast of Africa.

Indian Ocean

300

This religion originated in India and was heavily persecuted in China under both the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Buddhism

300

Incan forced labor system. Required work on big state projects and infrastructure.

Mit'a system

300

Which Dynasty was known for technological innovations and the expeditions of Zheng He?

Ming

300

The self-sufficient economic system of Western Europe, includes 3-field system and crop rotation.

Manorialism
400

The most extensive trade system in Pre-Columbian America, containing thousands of miles of roads, was built by this American empire. 

Inca Empire

400

Islam believes in the Five Pillars of faith, which include the belief in one god, charity, fasting during Ramadan, prayer five times a day, and a _____ to Mecca.

Hajj or Pilgrimage 

400

Name 3 empires in the Americas from 1200-1450

Aztec, Inca, and Mayans


400

The Yuan Dynasty in China was under _____ control.

Mongol

400

This technological advancement was responsible for the widespread publication of the bible and letter led to an increase in literacy.

Bonus Point: Name the inventor

Printing Press

Bonus Point: Johannes Gutenberg 

500
The term that refers to the innovation of inns along trade routes in both Africa and Asia. 

Caravansari

500
A religion that serves as an example of syncretism in Asia. Combines Hinduism (reincarnation) and Islam (monotheism). 

Sikhism

500

Aztecs created floating gardens in their capital city named ___________.  

Tenochtitlan

500

The grandson of Genghis Khan who created the Yuan Dynasty.

Kublai Khan

500

The spread of this disease to Europe via the Silk Road led to the collapse of feudalism and social mobility for the peasantry. 

Bubonic Plague or Black Death