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Unit 2 Global Tapestry Test Flashcards

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Wheres song china

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right of china

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wheres Islamic empire

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across north africa and india

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wheres aztec empire

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central ameica

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wheres incan empire

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across peru

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wheres mongolia

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above china

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wheres the swahilli coast

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bottom right of africa

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wheres atlantic ocean

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between europe and americas

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wheres indian ocean

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under china

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wheres the pacific

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the sides

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Why do we need rules to organize large groups of people?

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To make sure they share the same goals, do their fair share, and trust eachother

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What is a state?

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organized community under a unified legal system

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What is Dar al-Islam?

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It was the heart of their Islamic world and their political system

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Why is Dar al-Islam significant during this period?

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Was the largest city of its age and it was very wealthy through trade

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What are the 5 pillars of Islam?

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Shahada
Salat
Sawn
Zakat
Hajj

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Shahada

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profession of faith, no other God

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Salat

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ritual prayer 5 times a day

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Sawn

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fasting during ramadon

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Zakat

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almsgiving

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Hajj

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pilgrimage to meca

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Two divisions of islam?

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Sunnis and Shia

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When did the prophet Muhammad live?

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7th century, 600s

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What was Muhammad’s world like?

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a tribal area between two fighting kingdoms, monotheistic, lived in meca, saudi arabia

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Holy book of Islam

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Qu’ran

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Two primary themes in the Qu’ran?

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Strict monotheism
take care of your neighbors

25
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What happened after Muhammad died?

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They tried to figure out who would lead the region in his place

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How did Islam spread, and what did the caliphate use?

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War and tax if they didn’t take over their religion

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Mongol Empire innovations?

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vast road systems, new diplomatic forms, and new ways to use money

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Founder of Mongol Empire?

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Ghengis Khan

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What is a Khan?

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Title given to rulers

30
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Where did the Mongols start?

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Mongolia, Eurasian steppe

31
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What is a nomad?

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a person who doesn’t stay in one place for long

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How did the Mongols create the largest empire in history?

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Had an excellently trained army, Genghis Khan was a huge strategist who used fear, they killed everyone who refused

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What happened after Ghengis died?

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The Mongol Empire was divided into 4 major Kahantes

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What is the pax mongolica and why is it significant?

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It was a peace pact in Eurasia that the Mongols created it brought: stability, increased economy, cultural diffusion, technology, plagues, safe passages, etc.

35
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Who is Marco Polo?

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He was a European merchant, and he provides a different view of Europe as someone who wasn’t born there

36
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Why did the Mongols end?

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They were growing weak and overtime lost much of their land

37
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What are the silk roads?

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a network of trade routes

38
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What was exchanged on the silk road?

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goods, medicine, plague, ideas, culture, technologies

39
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Silk roads impact on religion?

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made it spread so much easier

40
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Bubonic Plague?

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disease that spread through europe

41
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How did the plague spread?

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flea bites and rats, unsanitation, pax mongolica,

42
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why does the plaque spread historically?

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Pax mongolica

43
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Impacts of black death? political

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end of fuedalism

44
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Impacts of black death? economic

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higher wages, farming tech innovations

45
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Impacts of black death? cultural

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questioning of the catholic church and revolts on Jewish communities

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Impacts of black death? social

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reconstructed relationships, created the middle class, established trade networks

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