Unit 2: Networks of Exchange Flashcards
1
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Kashgar/Samarkand
A
New cities formed because of silk road.
2
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Caravanserai
A
A Hotel made for travelers and traders.
3
Q
Paper Money
A
- trade improved forms of payment
4
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Banking
A
- trade improved forms of payment
5
Q
Porcelain
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- Luxury good
- from China
6
Q
Steppe
A
- Mongols lived in the Steppe region
- Central Asia
7
Q
Genghis Khan
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- Universal Ruler
- Mongol
- United Mongol tribes
- Made rivals work for him (bureaucracy)
8
Q
Khanates
A
9
Q
Bubonic Plauge
A
10
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Monsoon
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- Seasonal winds
- Indian trade route
- Increased trade in India
(winds boosted the pace of ships)
11
Q
Compass
A
12
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Ming Admiral Zheng He
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- Important trade and travel in the Indian trade route
- From China
13
Q
Disapora
A
A population living separately from their geographic origin
14
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Caravans
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- Trade in Africa on caravans
- Camel/saddle + Astrology/GPS = Trade
15
Q
Timbuktu
A
- Center of Scholarships
- Located in Mali at a transshipment point
- Trading point
16
Q
Mali
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- Mansa Musa ruler
- Timbuktu
17
Q
Mansa Musa
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- Rich
18
Q
Islam
A
19
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Gold and Salt
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- Gold came from the south and was traded to the north
- Salt came from the north and was traded south
- African trade
20
Q
Champa Rice
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- Grows fast, 2x harvest, drought resistance
- China
21
Q
Citrus Fruits
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- Healing remedy used to treat the Black Death
22
Q
Sugar
A
23
Q
Historical Skills: Comparison
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Explain the relevant similarities and differences among the various networks of exchange.
24
Q
Historical Skills: Causation
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Describe the causes and effects of the increased volume/expanded range of existing trade routes.
25
Q
Spread of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam
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26
Q
Spread of paper money and gunpowder
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27
Q
Ibn Battuta
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28
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Marco Polo
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