Tang and Song
This is the name of the Chinese Dynasty that was ruled by the Mongols
Yuan Dynasty
Name at least two different geographic regions that the silk road was incorporated into
Eastern Europe ~ Middle East ~ Africa ~ India ~ Asia
Our class benchmark was about cultural diffusion between these different areas thanks to the silk road
Japan ~ China ~ Korea ~ India
This is the term for a collection of small islands
Archipelago
This is a theological religion of China, which stresses the roles and responsibilities of the family dynamic (mainly used for government)
Confucianism
This is the name of the great Mongol Khan who unified the Mongol clans and conquered the territory under the silk road
Genghis Khan
This is the vocab term we use when describing the trading of ideas and belief systems
Cultural diffusion
This is a political and social system in which a vassal receives protection from a lord in exchange for obedience and service
Feudalism
This is the term for an area of intense earthquakes and volcanic activity that arcs around the basin of the Pacific Ocean
Ming Dynasty
This is what happened to the Mongol Empire after Genghis Khan died
It was split into four Khanates (one for each of his sons)
This is a religion from India that stresses the importance of reflecting on your actions in order to escape suffering ~ culturally diffused to Japan on the silk road
Buddhism
This is the code of the samurai, stressing unquestioning loyalty and obedience and valuing honor above life
This refers to the rejection of foreign contact and outside influences
Isolationism
This is the other Chinese belief system that we learned about that emphasizes harmony with the natural order of the universe
Daoism
This is why the Mongols were so successful at territorial conquests
lighting attacks ~ attacking on horseback with arrows
What were some things traded on the silk road?
This is the native religion of Japan that stresses worship of ancestors and nature spirits and a belief in sacred power in both animate an inanimate things
Shintoism
This refers to the upper class that is richer and more powerful than the rest of society
Aristocracy
This is the name of the Medieval Chinese Empress who was controversial, she was a great ruler but killed a lot of people to get to her position. Her tombstone is blank
Empress Wu
This is how far the Mongols could shoot their bows
200 - 300 meters
This is the name of the famous explorer from Europe who traveled the silk road all the way to China in the Yuan Dynasty
Marco Polo
List the four different levels of Japanese Feudalism
Shogun ~ Daimyo ~ Samurai ~ Peasant
This is Ms. Hodos's favorite soda
Cherry Dr. Pepper Zero