Asia/SE Asia
Africa
Dar Al Islam
The Americas/Europe
Connections
100

The period under this dynasty is referred to as China's "Golden Age"

Song Dynasty

100

This is the Religion that was brought to Africa via merchant activity and provided African leaders with a tool to enrich their societies (via trade)

Islam

100

This was the caliphate that brought the "Golden Age" to Dar al Islam

Abbasid Caliphate

100

This is the society that made use of mounds and a large river in order to adapt to their environment and prosper

Mississippians

100

This is the main method states used to keep their societies united throughout this time period

Religion

200

This is the name of the crop that China was able to obtain from Vietnam, leading to a population explosion

Champa Rice!

200

This is the only African State that had a distinctly christian society

Ethiopia

200

This is the location of the "House of Wisdom" that fostered so many crucial innovations in math, science, etc.

Baghdad


200

This is the political system that organized europe's society from 1200-1450

Feudalism

200

Champa Rice, Chinampas, and the "Three Sisters" are all examples of this

Innovations in Agriculture

300

This is the name of the assessment given in China to determine if people were able to join the government

Civil Service Examination (Imperial Bureaucracy)

300

This is the trade route that was utilized in Northern Africa by societies such as the Hausa Kingdoms

Trans-Saharan Trade Network

300

This is the Turkic empire that conquered parts of modern day india, ruling over majority Hindu population

Delhi Sultinate

300

This is the society that was able to build their capital city on top of lake texcoco

Aztecs or Mexica (Tenochtitlan)

300

The Abbasid Caliphate and Song China both put a major emphasis on this

Knowledge // Intellectual Innovations

400

This is the monumental architecture in today's Cambodia that showed syncretism between Hinduism and Buddhism

Angkor Watt

400

This is the state in southern Africa that was able to use their riches to make the largest monumental architecture outside of the Great Pyramids

Great Zimbabwe

400

This is the main type of activity that allowed the rapid spread of Islam into regions such as Afro-Eurasia and southeast Asia

Merchant Activity // Trade

400

Europe from 1200-1450 was largely an agricultural society based on this economic system, utilizing the labor of this class

Manorialism

Peasants/Serfs

400

The Swahili city states and Srivijaya Empire are examples of using this tool to enrich themselves

Beneficial Locations and/or Trade Networks

500

This is the movement in Hinduism that sought to make the religion more accessible to the masses

Bhakti Movement

500

This is the region that was a collection of smaller states and gained riches through their advantageous location AND the maritime trade network that made them rich

Swahili City States

Indian Ocean Trade Network

500

This is the movement within Islam that emphasized mystical experiences and allowed islam to continue to spread

Sufism

500

This is the labor system utilized in Incan society that helped facilitate tremendous feats such as roads and bridges throughout the mountains

Mita labor system

500
Feudalism, Hinduism in India, and Song China all shared this societal trait

Strict Hierarchy