Tang & Song
Mongols & Ming
Islamic Empires
Gunpowder Empires
West African Kingdoms
100

At least two goods that were traded out of China

Porcelain, jade, tea, rice

100
The Mongols eventually become the Yuan dynasty. Which dynasty do they replace?

Song dynasty

100
Who founded and spread Islam and where did it start?

Muhammad started Islam in the city of Mecca in what is now Saudi Arabia

100

List the 3 Gunpowder Empires

Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal
100

Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were similar because they all benefitted from _________

The gold and salt trade

200

2 achievements associated with the Tang and Song dynasties

Gunpowder, magnetic compass, number systems, dance and music, trade, printing, paper money, clock

200

How did Zheng He contribute to the Ming dynasty?

Expanded trade through exploration to SE Asia, India, Middle East, and East Africa.

200

How were the Silk Road and the West African trade routes similar?

Both exchanged goods and ideas as merchants interacted with each other.

200

The decline of the Gunpowder Empires left an opportunity for which region of the world to become the dominant nations?

Europe

200

Which two goods were the primary goods traded throughout West Africa?

Gold and salt

300

How is the Tang dynasty in China similar to the Gupta empire in India?

They both made advancements in the arts, sciences, and mathematics.

300

When the Mongol (Yuan) empire was at it's largest, what region of the world did they control?

Nearly all of Asia

300

How were non-Muslims (primarily Christians and Jews) treated in the Islamic Empires?

Religious toleration: Religions other than Islam are "tolerated" and allowed to be practiced as long as they pay an additional tax

300

List 2 similarities that all 3 Gunpowder Empires share

1) Islamic governments

2) Powerful militaries and gunpowder weapons

3) Conquering neighbors

300

What was Mansa Musa, the king of Mali, known for?

Being one of the richest kings alive and very powerful due to trade in West Africa.  

400

The Silk Road is a system of ________ that exchanged _______ between Europe and Asia

Trade networks/routes

Goods/ideas/inventions

400

What was Genghis Khan's most significant historical achievement?

Unifying the nomads of the Chinese steppe for the first time in 300 years.

400

What is the significance of the Five Pillars of Islam (what are they for)? List 2 of the 5.

Guidelines or practices for following Islam. Praying 5 times a day, pilgrimage to Mecca, fasting during Ramadan, confession of faith in Allah, and giving to charity.
400

Why are the writings of Ibn Battuta valuable?

He wrote about what he experienced during his travels in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

400

What was the African city of Timbuktu known for?

Learning and trade (big trade center, had universities and doctors)

500

How are the tributary system and the sphere of influence connected?

The tributary system is an example of the sphere of influence- people outside of China are influenced by China, such as "giving tribute" to the emperor

500

How did Marco Polo contribute to history?

Travelled the world and documented his experiences, especially throughout Asia and the Ming dynasty.

500

How did exploration and conquest affect the relationships between the Islamic empires, Gunpowder empires, and African kingdoms?

It causes the growth of trade routes and communication between societies. 

500

The West African kingdoms traded with the Islamic empires around 700 CE.  How did this interaction affect West Africa?

The spread of Islam into Africa.

500

The Ghana, Mali, and Songhai African kingdoms became wealthy and successful due to being located near ________.

The gold and salt trade routes