Its in the Law
The major body of law created in Babylon
Hammurabi's Code
Mali ruler famous for transporting gold across the Sahara, known as the "richest man in the world"
Mansa Musa
bridles, stirrups, and saddles
Three Mongol equine advancements that made them deadly
The first Hindu state originating in India
Gupta empire
Had a naval fleet that enabled them to conquer (or at least defeat) the Sea Peoples
The Phoenicians
What society implemented Legalism in the most literal sense (specifics matter)
Qin Dynasty
The major parton to artists in Florence during the fifteenth century
Cosimo De' Medici
Dynasty that implemented a widespread use of aromantics
The Song Dynasty
Heresy that claims graven images are idol worship
Iconoclasm
Two main empires that Rome learned from and put its own twist on
Persian and Hellenistic Empires
Governmental code written down by Chinggis Khan
The Great Book of Yasas
Ancient civilization rich in gold and copper which connected trade between north and south Africa
Nubia
Likened to the "blood of humanity" in the Popul Vuh
Maize
Monumental architecture, iconography, mathematics, astronomical systems
characteristics of Mayan civilization
The conquering of this city in Byzantium allowed the Ottoman Turks to establish a seat and live a settled way of life from which they could organize their new empire
Bursa
Implemented local laws under the supervision of royal judges
The Persians
Most common Chinese import from Southeast Asia
aloeswood
Mathematical technique created by Islamic scholars
Algebra
Tang dynasty ruler that tried to elevate Buddhism to the state religion
Empress Wu
Name of the 870s rebellion that involved thousands of slaves, mostly from east Africa
Zanj Rebellion
(DOUBLE JEOPARDY) What were the three court systems in the Ottoman Empire
Muslim citizens, non-muslim citizens, and courts for trade and economy
Their kingdoms sat astride the trade routes connecting India with China
Kushans
Passed agricultural and animal knowledge across Africa
Bantu Migrations
According to Harari, history is one of these, meaning it is meant to show that our present situations are neither natural nor inevitable
Chaotic systems
(DOUBLE JEOPARDY) Turkish Chinese general who led a revolt that caused series of wars between Buddhists and Confucianists
An Lushan
(FINAL JEOPARDY) 10 Common Characteristics of Civilization that arose because of the agricultural revolution
Origins story; Cities; Laws/punishments; political system; specialized non-food production; monumental building projects; status hierarchy; record keeping; long distance trade; arts/sci advancements