East Asia
Dar al-Islam
The Americas
Africa
Europe
100

This dynasty was in power in China around 1200, known for industrial production.

What is the Song Dynasty?

100
This building in Baghdad was a center of research and knowledge.

What is the House of Wisdom?

100

This empire in Mexico used "floating gardens" known as chinampas.

Who are the Mexica/Aztecs?

100

This African Kingdom was known for its wealth, particularly for the wealth of its king Mansa Musa.

What is Mali?

100

This political system divided up land in exchange for loyalty.

What is Feudalism?

200

This agricultural innovation from Vietnam caused a population boom.

What is Champa Rice?

200

This group of Turkic people from Central Asia began to dominate the middle east.

Who are the Seljuk Turks?

200

This Andean civilization used the mit'a system for labor.

Who are the Inca?

200

This city in West Africa was a center of Islamic learning and trade in the Mali Empire.

What is Timbuktu?

200

This series of wars increased trade between Europe and the Middle East.

What are the Crusades?

300

This test of Confucian principles was used to assign government jobs.

What is the Civil Service Exam?

300

Islam spread into this region through military conquest, trade, and Sufi mystics.

What is India/South Asia?

300

This North American culture built large, monumental earthen mounds.

Who are the Cahokians/Mississippians?

300

This trade network linked West African kingdoms like Ghana and Mali to the Mediterranean, and was a vital trade route for the distribution of African gold.

What is the trans-Saharan trade route?

300

This institution held immense power in Western Europe during the Middle Ages.

What is the Catholic Church?

400

This religious philosophy combined Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.

What is Neo-Confucianism?

400

Dar al-Islam was a center of mathematical innovation, as exemplified by this field first being defined as a separate topic by Nasir al-Din al-Tusi.

What is Trigonometry?

400

This Meso-American culture was known for their decentralized system of city-states and their advanced understanding of Astronomy.

Who are the Maya?

400

This East African civilization thrived by trading gold, ivory, and slaves across the Indian Ocean and was known for its massive stone structures.

What is Great Zimbabwe?

400

The biggest cause of the decline of feudalism in Europe and the weakening of the manorial labor system was this 14th-century pandemic.

What is the Black Death/Bubonic Plague?

500

These two items were invented in China during this time period, but spread around the world.

What are Gunpowder/Paper Money/Porcelain/Magnetic Compass/Printing/Commercial Iron & Steel Production?

500

This empire had been a major Islamic caliphate, but by the mid-1200s it had collapsed and broken into pieces.

What is the Abbasid Caliphate?

500

This city shows the sophisticated ways in which the Ancient Puebloans adapted their environment to serve their purposes.

What is Mesa Verde?

500

This culture, a blend of Bantu and Arabic influences, flourished along the East African coast, facilitating trade between the African interior and the Indian Ocean.

What are the Swahili City-States?

500

Signed in 1215, this document marked a major shift towards constitutional law by limiting the power of the English king.

What is the Magna Carta?