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UNIT 1-2 AP WORLD Flashcards

1
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Actively seeking converts to universalizing faith.

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Proselytize

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2
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Made Buddhism Strong ( Unit 2 )

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Sinhala

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3
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Organization that carried empires policies.

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Bureaucracy

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4
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Demonstration of merit on exams which led to government positions.

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Meritocracy

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5
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Extended exams to lower economic classes, and increased government positions which led to China’s surplus wealth dwindling.

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Song Taizu

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6
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30,000 miles internal waterway

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Grand Canal

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7
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UNiversal rice that came from Vietnam. It could be grown in Winter and Summer.

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Champa Rice

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8
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Where rural areas made more products than they could sell.

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Proto-Industrialization

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9
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Education in Confucian philosophy

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Scholar Gentry

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10
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Bind Women’s foot

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Foot binding

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11
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Theravada, Mahaya, and Tibetan Buddhism shaped Asia.

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Types of buddhism that shaped Asia.

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12
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Focused on Ethical + Social philosophy compared to Religious belief

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Neo-Confucianism

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13
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Abbasid -> Caliph -> ( ranking down) Ruler

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Chief Sunni

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14
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Islamic Scholar that studied astronomy/ led trigonometry to be a separate subject.

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Nasiral Daniel- Tusi

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15
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Was a poet that led to sulfis and grasp truths that cannot be understood by learning,

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A’ishah al- Ba’unniyyah

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16
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Mystics of the Islamic faith, who believed they could become closer with Allah by personal experiences.

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Sulfis

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17
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Bantu+ Arabic =

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Swahili

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18
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First Muslim dynasty (Sunni Muslims)

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Ummayyads

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19
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Muslims that ruled the Abbasid Caliphate
(750-1258)

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Abbasids

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20
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Eastern Rome Empire

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Byzantine Empire

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21
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One of the biggest learning centers for Islamic people, (HAD THE LARGEST LIBRARY)

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Cordoba

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22
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The city/ empire that had the House of Wisdom

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Baghdad (city) / Abbasid empire

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23
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Scholarship center of learning, in SPAIN.

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Al-Andalus

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24
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Tax on non-Muslims (1.3)

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Jizya

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25
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Hanihara and Bukka went from Delhi sultanate to extend rule in Southern India. They were previously Islamic but reconverted to Hinduism, their birth religion.

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Vijayanagara Empire

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26
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Muslim kingdom that ruled parts of India

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Dehli Sultanate

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27
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descendants from Mongols. Delhi’s sultanate was conquered by them.

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Mughals

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28
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ruled by a RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL leader. (Caliph) of absolute authority,

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Caliphate

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29
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Headed by the Sultan, and is a more secular type of government.

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Sultanate

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30
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Doing affairs without religious influence

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Secularism

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31
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Traditional teaching led to the importance of emotion in Spiritual life. Didn’t discriminate against low-caste women.

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The Bhakti Movement.

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32
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A Hindu Mystic poet, think of Mr. Mira.

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Mira Bai.

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33
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Victory Tower of the Muslims/ Islamic Influence. It towers over a mosque on top of a Hindu temple.

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Qutab Minar

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34
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A Mississippian society was known for building large mounds to demonstrate status.

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CAHOKIA

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35
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Women’s family status determined Social Standing.

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Matrilineal Society

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36
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Clay Houses, Cliff houses, that were multi-storied + Sandstone.

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Chaco + Mesa Verde

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37
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Tithes to the King! Giving something to the ruler such as money, silk, agriculture, etc.

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Tribute

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38
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When religious leaders rule.

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Theocracy

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39
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He led small tribes to a full-fledged state. (4 provinces with its own separate government and bureaucratic system.

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Pachacuti

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40
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People of the Sun.

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Incas

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41
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an Irrigation system that captures and redirects rain/ saves water in droughts.

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Waru Waru

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42
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Massive Roadway system

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Carpa Nan

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43
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Mandatory public service between ages 15-60

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Mit’a system or Milta system

44
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Had a centralized governmnet around a city states .Women could rule when male heirs were not left. Wars were common among city states and one city state would often dominate + wars for tribute.

45
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Had a powerful king + Tribute system. Reigious systems were central and they displayed human scarfices for political power display. Men married multiple women to pay off tribute of cloth.

46
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Pachacuti united city states to full fledged state , Apac, maintained conquered lands. Split into 4 provinces with own separate government.

47
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He was familiar with Islamic law from Morocco

48
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7 states with no central authority.

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Hausa Kingdoms

49
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Storytellers in Africa

50
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Network of trade routes across the Sahara desert.

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Trans-saharan-Trade

51
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Enslaved East Africans

52
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Sold Ivory, Gold, to muslim traders.

53
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Powerful trading society , SUNDIATA used his faith to spread.

54
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Built Buildings called the zimbabwe, became most powerful.

55
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Christianity spread east coast of mediterranean sea of south egypt and Ethiopia (11 churches)

56
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Exchange of land for loyalty

57
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Unwritten rules of honor, bravery, and courtesy

58
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Crops rotated throughout three fields.

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Three-Field System

59
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First to develop real Bureaucracy

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KIng Phillip II

60
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Body of advisors for king from three estates.

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Estates General

61
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Religious controversy between religious leaders . Putting offices for the bishops rather than the pope.

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Lay investiture

62
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Descendents of Vikings

63
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Lands

64
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Estates

65
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Peasants (another term)

66
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Document issued by nobles that forced the king to sign due to high tax rates. More rights

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Magna Carta

67
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Secluded christians that pray, but still contributed to the economy.

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Monasitcisim

68
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Series of Religious European Military expeditions/ campaigns. (1st was a success, 4th did not reach the holy land.)

69
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Eldest son had inherited the estate

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Primogeniture

70
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Described Customs of Mongols and made europe interested in Asia.

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Marco Polo

71
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Were moneylenders, Blamed for Lia, and discriminated.

72
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Revival of Greek and Roman literature +civic virtues.

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Renissance

73
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Criticized corrupt religious leaders.

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Dante Alighien

74
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Plague that was spread by conquests and trade around the 1200-1450s

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Bubonic Plague

75
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Road that was used for trade across China, Mongolia, and Europe.

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Silk Road.

76
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King of trade, came from mongolia and were great with Horses and bloodthristy.

77
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Places/houses where traders would rest

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Cavernersai

78
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Good silk road stops

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Kashgar and samarkand

79
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European banks developed during the Middle Ages to aid trade.

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Banking horses

80
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Capital of Jin Empire that was conquered by Genghis Khan

81
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The conqueror who conquered the Jin empire, who named himself the universal ruler in China.

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Genghis Khan

82
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Golden Horde was created by a Grandson of Genghis Khan

83
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Il-Khanate and conquered Islamic Abbasid Caliphates

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Hulegu Khan

84
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Established the Yuan Dynasty and was one of the Grandsons of Genghis Khan.

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Kublai Khan

85
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A society that overthrew the Yuan Dynasty which led to the Ming Dynasty.

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White Lotus Society

86
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A meeting held in 1206 for Genghis khan becoming ruler

86
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Kingdoms by Khans

87
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Chinese Muslim Admiral that led 800 ships

88
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CIty known for SPICES from southern India, trade made it very rich.

89
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Winds that were seasonal that traders used to maneuver by time blocks. (ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN TRADE)

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Monsoon winds

90
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Lateen sails, Stern Rudder, and Junk

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Innovations from China

91
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Forced fees on ships that crossed their territorial waters.

92
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Dominant Seafarers

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Muslim persians and Arabs.

93
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Center of Islamic Learning in MALI

94
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MALI currency

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Cowrie shells, Gold, and cotton.

95
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He led more fame to Mali and Mecca deepened his devotion to Islam

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Mansa Musa

Also Songhay became richer than Mali.

96
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Buddhism+ Daoist Principles =

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Chan Buddhism

97
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Centre of Culture in China

98
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Present day TURKEY

. (Bubonic plague and Crusades.)

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Constantinople

99
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Muslim scholar in Spain, North Africa, and Mali

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Ibn Battuta

100
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14 kids and made the first english autobiography

A

Margery Kempe

101
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Indonesians were known for exporting:

102
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Overgrazing

103
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Deforestation+ Soil erosion

104
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Who wasn’t affected by the bubonic plague like crazy?

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South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

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