Middle Ages in Africa and Asia

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

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

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

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

________ 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.

Under Islamic law it is forbidden to enslave ____________

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

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

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

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

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

Barbur defeated the Sultan of Delhi and founded the _______Empire. 

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

Genghis was _______ of other religions within his conquered territories.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Safavids were Shiite Muslims and were opposed to the ____________

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

The Mongol Empire became a vast unified empire of many ____________

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kublai Khan adopted the Chinese name ____ for his dynasty.

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

The Mamluks were ___________

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

The Ottomans moved their capital to Constantinople and renamed it ___________________

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

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

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

The Mongols created the _______ land empire in history.

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

The Shogun recruited warriors known as _____________.

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

In Islam the ____ and _____ create and interpret laws.  

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