Middle Ages in Africa and Asia

In India, Islam existed separately from the dominant Indian religion of ___________.

Often times cities would surrender to the Mongols without a fight for fear of being _____

Genghis was _______ of other religions within his conquered territories.

The Ottoman Sultan had a special army of soldiers recruited in childhood called __________

Akbar promoted religious tolerance which resulted in a Golden age in _____ society. 

The followers of this religion wear the five Ks or five articles of faith. 

The Mamluks were ___________

This dynasties accomplishments include paper money, movable type, and magnetic compass

The three social classes under Ming rule were the peasants the merchants and the ________.

______  was an Italian merchant who traveled the silk road and visited China.

The Mongol Empire became a vast unified empire of many ____________

One result of the interaction of Jews, Christians and Muslims in medieval Spain was-

The decline of the Mongol Empire allow the rise of the ____________

Under Islamic law it is forbidden to enslave ____________

The gold-salt routes were in what part of Africa?

The Safavids were Shiite Muslims and were opposed to the ____________

During the 13th century the Mongols conquered most of _____ and controlled it for 200 years.

The rise of the Mongols is primarily due to the leadership of _________

The Ottoman Turks rose to power after the _____ failed to control the distant region. 

The Mongols created the _______ land empire in history.

These people are a nomadic, pastoral people who came out of the Gobi steppes.

The Shogun recruited warriors known as _____________.

What was one reason the Mongols promoted trade throughout the kingdom?

In history, a "golden age" refers to a relative time of peace and advances in _____

This Chinese dynasty arose in 618 and experienced a Golden Age. Advances in art and science.

Hulegu Khan failed to conquer Egypt in part because of resistance from the _______.

Barbur defeated the Sultan of Delhi and founded the _______Empire. 

The expansion of the Tang Dynasty to Korea, Manchuria, and parts of Central Asia helped spread

The ____ connected Beijing, the Huang He River, and the Yangtze River in China. 

Marco Polo was very impressed by Chinese technology, especially by the use of _________.

_____ the Great declared himself Tsar (emperor) of Muscovy, modern day Russia.

Kublai Khan adopted the Chinese name ____ for his dynasty.

Turkish Muslims invaded India's northern plains. Many  _________were killed in these invasions.

In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang ended the Mongol Dynasty and established the ____Dynasty

The ______ created a great Islamic empire in Persia in the 1500s. They were Shiite Muslims.

The decline of the Mongol empire allowed the rise of the ____________.

Japan's Supreme Military Governor was known as the _______________.

In Islam the ____ and _____ create and interpret laws.  

________ are tests that applicants must take to show their competence for government service.  

Genghis's grandson Kublai Khan was born a Mongolian but was fascinated with ____ culture.

The Ottomans moved their capital to Constantinople and renamed it ___________________

The most famous building erected under Jahan's rule was the __________.

The religious tolerance during the Mughal rule helped lead to a _________ in Indian society. 

The Ming Dynasty was eventually replaced by the Qing Dynasty also known as the ___Dynasty. 

Goods such as silk and porcelain traveled from China to the west along the _________.

A nomadic group of Turkish people from central Asia, emerged as rulers of the Islamic world 

After the death of Genghis, the empire was split into ___ khanates or kingdoms.

The Ming Dynasty enjoyed nearly _____ years of peace and prosperity.

Muslims established independent kingdoms in Northern India, known as ____________.

Th Ming emperors constructed a huge imperial palace know as the ___________.