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champa rice

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•rice that could grow twice a season
•from Vietnam

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filial piety

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•idea of respect for ancestors
•influenced by Confucianism

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textile

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•formed by knitting/crocheting fibers together
•flexible

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bureaucracy

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government officials who assist in governing

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foot-binding

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binding girl’s feet to prevent them from growing normally

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2 characteristics of Confucianism that heavily influenced Chinese culture & government

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1) social mobility
2) civil service exam

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Theravada Buddhism

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•focused on personal spiritual growth through meditation & self-discipline
•strongest in Southeast Asia

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Mahayana Buddhism

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•focused on spiritual growth for all beings & on service
•strongest in China & Korea

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both Theravada & Mahayana Buddhism believe in the Four Noble Truths. what is that?

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the idea that personal suffering can be alleviated by eliminating cravings or desires, or by following Buddhist precepts

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both Theravada & Mahayana Buddhism embrace the Eight-Fold Path. what is that?

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the precepts that can lead to enlightenment or nirvana

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3 characteristics of the Song economy

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•technological advancements
•domestic & international trade
•effective government

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how did the civil service exam encourage the creation of a merit-based bureaucracy?

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young men of lower economic classes had more educational opportunities
if they score well on the civil service exams, which were based on Confucian texts, they could get important & highly desired jobs in the bureaucracy

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neo-Confucianism

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•rational thought + ideas of Daoism and Buddhism
•emphasized ethics instead of the mysteries of God and nature
•popular in Japan, Korea, & Vietnam

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Dar al-Islam

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House of peace
Anywhere where Muslims can practice their religion freely

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Name three Islamic Empires that arose after the Abbasid Empire fell in the Middle East and where they were located.

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Egyptian Mamluks- North Africa
Seljuk Turks- Middle East, extended “almost as far East as Western China.
Mongols- Central Asia

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Describe how Islam spread so rapidly throughout the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

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Military Force
Merchants (like Muhammad)
Sufis successful at converting people

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This time period is usually called the Islamic Golden Age. Name three areas in which these civilizations excelled.

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Universities in Baghdad, Iraq- translated Greek literature into Arabic
Medical advances & hospital care improvements in Cairo, Egypt.
Sufis spread Islam, adapting to local cultures & traditions in South Asia, Africa, the Balkans

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Name three commonalities that exist amongst Hindu and Buddhist states that existed in South and Southeast Asia.

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Both didn’t convert to Islam by force, most were voluntary
Both of their temples & artworks include art forms of their gods, unlike Muslims
Islamic forces made mosques on both of their holy sites

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name three states that developed during this time period in South and Southeast Asia.

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Rajput Kingdoms in Northern Idea & Present-day Pakistan
Vijayanagara Empire- Southern India
Chola Dynasty- Southern India

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Describe the major tenets of the Bhakti Movement.

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Hindu reform movement- lots of property, songs, yoga, calm & accepting
Importance of emotion in their spiritual life
“Developing a strong attachment to a particular deity”

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Describe the major tenets of Sufism.

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“Did missionary work in Southeast Asia”
Tolerance for local faiths
Could be Muslims & still honor local deities.

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Define monasticism and explain how it impacted Buddhism.

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Separates oneself from the rest,
In Buddhism- self-disciplined, awareness of mental state
Women permitted to become nuns
Life of contemplation & simple living

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Name two indigenous civilizations that were centralized (had a strong central government)

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Mayans & Aztecs

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Name three indigenous civilizations that were decentralized (had no strong central government)

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Cahokia, Chaco, Mesa Verde

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Describe three common characteristics of indigenous American culture and religions.

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Corn was grown as a main crop
Religions were polytheistic- worshiping more than 1 god
All included King(s) in their government

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Name three significant states/empires that existed in Africa during this time period.

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Mali Empire
The Hausa Kingdoms
Ghana

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Manorial System

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Manors had everything he people lived on them needed, limited contact with outsiders because of this, peasants dependent on their land & lord

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Decentralization

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Power/ authority spreads out to multiple areas

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Serfdom

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Peasants (not enslaved) who were tied to the land in manor grounds. They couldn’t leave without permission from their lord.

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Feudalism

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A system of mutual obligations-exchanges of land for loyalty & protection

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Fief

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An estate/tract of land

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Describe the various levels of the feudal pyramid and the relationships that existed between levels.

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Monarchs- usually kings, grant fiefs (tracts of land) to lords
Lords- become the king’s vassal (person who owes service to another person of higher-status)
provide land to knights, knights become vassals & pledge to fight for the lord or king
provide land & protection to peasants.
Peasants- obligated to farm the lord’s land
provide the lord w/ crops & livestock
obey the lord’s orders

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3 Islamic empires that arose after the Abbasid Empire fell in the Middle East and where they were located

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Egyptian Mamluks- North Africa
Seljuk

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Technological advances

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gunpowder, paper

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Decline in

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older tech, small states

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Song Dynasty

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China’s golden age, following after the Tang

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Delhi Sultanate

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Muslim Turks, hard to get people to convert to Islam

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Mamluk Sultanate

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North Africa
Slave Empire
Egyptians enslaved non-muslims, forced them to be in military

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Which was doing better? The Song or the Abbasid?

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The Song Dynasty

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South Asia’s groups

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Vijayanagara Empire
Chola Kingdom
Both expanded their empire through trade

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Aztecs’ Tribute System

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Conquered people have to pay for remaining conquered
Pay by goods or services
Had a very powerful military

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Inca’s Mita System

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Compelled their citizens into mandatory public service

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How did Feudal lords lose power?

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With the rise of powerful centralized monarchs

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What was key to the process of state building?

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Religion

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Islam

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Arabic, Afro-Eurasia

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Confucianism

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Used its policies to justify rule over people

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South & Southeast Asia Religions

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Hinduism, Buddhism

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What were the reasons for converting?

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Trade- merchants carry cultural structures with them
Avoid jizya
Better job opportunities

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What influence died out during this time?

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Nomadic people

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