Song Dynasty Achievements
This dynasty doubled China’s population through new farming methods.
Song Dynasty?
Muhammad’s move from Mecca to Medina is known as this migration.
Hijra?
This city became the center of knowledge during the Abbasid era.
Baghdad?
Christians and Jews were known as this under Islamic rule.
People of the Book?
This spanish explorer labeled "The Grand Canal" as most beautiful city he ever visited
Hangzhou?
The introduction of this drought-resistant crop from Vietnam transformed agriculture.
Champa Rice?
In 642, Muslim forces conquered this region, marking expansion into North Africa.
Egypt?
The “House of Wisdom” was located in this city.
Baghdad?
The tax Christians and Jews paid under Muslim rule was called this.
Jizya Tax?
Study of maps
Cartography?
Name one of the six ministries of the Song central government.
Personnel, Revenue, Rites, War, Justice, Public Works?
The Seljuk Turks are credited with restoring unity in which branch of Islam?
Sunni Islam?
The Abbasids learned paper-making from this East Asian civilization.
China?
This branch of Islam focused on mysticism and personal experience of the divine.
Sufism?
Commercialization supports...
Urbanization?
These three key inventions revolutionized warfare, printing, and navigation in Song China.
gunpowder, printing, and the magnetic compass?
This group of slave-soldiers overthrew the Ayyubid Dynasty in Egypt
Mamluks?
Ancient Greek texts were translated into Arabic during this movement.
Translation Movement?
Chan Buddhism was a syncretic faith combining Buddhism and this Chinese philosophy.
Daoism?
Payment made periodically by one state or ruler to another, especially as a sign of dependence
Tribute?
This waterway connected northern and southern China, boosting trade and prosperity.
Grand Canal?
Mansa Musa ruled this wealthy West African Islamic empire.
Mali Empire?
This famous Chinese Muslim explorer was born in Yunnan and later served the Ming Dynasty.
Zheng He?
Vajrayana Buddhism promised this in one lifetime, unlike Theravada or Mahayana.
Nirvana?
Respect for loved loves and those in higer authority; coined by Confucius
Filial Piety?