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dhimmis
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
head tax for non muslims
people of the book who were tolerated by islamic people
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shia
believed that succesors should be decendants of muhammed himself
selecting new caliph disregarding blood relation to muhammed
3
pueblo and navajo
numerous gods and deities, human sacrifice to maintain order
distinct architecture and cultural traditions
impressive eathworks in eastern north america
alliance of native american
4
china did not have a comercial economy
False
True
5
what held the most education / center for learning in china
buddhist monasteries
christian churches
islam monasteries
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what dynasty has the merit based bureacracy
song dynasty
han dynasty
sui dynasty
tang dynasty
7
house of peace
lands influenced by christianity
lands influenced by judaism
lands influenced by buddhism
lands influenced by islam
8
trade cities in preislam focused on
cotton trade
silk trade
demesticated animals
spice trade
9
sinhala dynasties
establishment of thai culture and statehood
maintained regional power and influence
indonesia was a powerful thalassocracy exercising influence over maritime
10
what connected the yellow river with the yangtze river
the grand canal
the trans saharan trade route
indian ocean trade route
silk road
11
foot binding was more enforced on
middle class women who did it to impress upper class men
wealthy women/ nobles who were expected to stay home/ had a wealthy husband
peasants who were forced as a torture method
12
what caused patriarchy to signifcantly increase in the song dynasty
women following buddhism for a more equal standing with men
confucianism and legalism debates because women prefered legalism
the conflict between multiple cultures
the creation of neo confucianism that emphasized a subserviant role 4 women
13
korea gained
women had a lot of rightd
confucianism and buddhism
samurais, clans fighting, feudal system, decentralization
centralized, confucianism, buddhism, no true merit system, strict on women
14
what did china experience
multiple plagues and diseases
deforestation
deaths by natural disasters
15
aztec political empire
tenochitlan= capital, founded on an island, chinampas, agriculture
triple aliance, three sity states, alliance for expansion, tribute system
toltec= capital, architecuture impressive, affected mesoamerican cultures
military elite, patriarchal, priests =significant, sacrifices
16
what caused the fall of the umayyad empire
umayyads did not care to expand and wanted to focus on government
neglection of the people and the bias to the arab military/ rebellions
the umayyads hated the people and wanted to rule the world
umayyads cared about wealth and not the people
17
vijayanagara empire
crucial role in regional trade and maritime dominance
prominent hindu state, embraced rich cultural legacy and architecture
regional diversity and distinctive maintaing power thro feudal and military
cambodia left remarkable legacy in the form of the angkor wat temple comple
18
comercialized economy caused
more factories than workshops taking womens jobs
and uncleaned environment that later led to more carbon emissions
a surplus of agriculture that caused nomadic people to sack the capital
the creation of multiple urban cities that caused diseases to spread
19
the growth of trade and buisness was driven by
the demand for the luxury product of porcelain
the grand canal and the silk road
the creation of printing and gunpowder
the indian ocean trade
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cicrle of justice
ruler-people-taxes-taxes pay military-army ensures ruler safe-ruler justice
a circle related to the story of jusitce within the caliphates
similiar to the sharia law that deals with religion in the form of justice
21
abbasid got inspo from greece
hindi/arabic numerals, algebra, astronomy, and medicine
trigonometery, literacy works , administrative techniques, medical texts
rationalism, philosophy (lost favor later on), scientific thought , math
22
what was the umayyad empire
very heavily religious based
sunni control
shia control
tolerate of multiple people and unbiased
23
trade networks
existed many north american societies
existed post columbian societies and the spanish
24
what religion heavily influenced chinese art , philosphy, and culture
hinduism
buddhism
daoism
confucianism
25
heian japan
samuirai classes
decentralization of power
flourishing culute and pay attention to anything but the arts and culture
development of the feudal system in japan
26
umma
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
controlled by muhammed and dealt with social justice
struggle in the path to god
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which heavily cause a population boom in both tang and song
the development of the gunpowder used in battles against the nomadic groups
the tribute system which caused resources to circulate that helped health
the use of printers
the use of fast growing champa rice within the empires aquired from vietnam
28
increased food supplies caused ------- besides population growth
urbanization
the black plague
rebllions over who would own the most food
only the nobles could afford food so it caused peasants to die
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sinosphere
multiple countries that historically were influenced by chinese culture
multiple countries that historically were influcenced by byantine empire
multiple countries that historically were influcned by islam culture
multiple countries that were historically inflcuenced by greece empire
30
what china empire laid the foundation for reunification with the grand canal
sui dynasty
tang dynasty
song dynasty
han dynasty
31
abbasid was
shia
sunni
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toltecs
tenochitlan= capital, founded on an island, chinampas, agriculture
toltec= capital, architecuture impressive, affected mesoamerican cultures
military elite, patriarchal, priests =significant, sacrifices
triple aliance, three sity states, alliance for expansion, tribute system
33
trade cities in preislam focused on
cotton trade
demesticated animals
spice trade
silk trade
34
mound builder
impressive eathworks in eastern north america
distinct architecture and cultural traditions
numerous gods and deities, human sacrifice to maintain order
alliance of native american
35
the reinstatement of the civil servirce exam happened in which post classical empire
sui dynasty
song dynasty
han dynasty
tang dynasty
36
abbasid got inspo from persias
rationalism, philosophy (lost favor later on), scientific thought , math
trigonometery, literacy works , administrative techniques, medical texts
hindi/arabic numerals, algebra, astronomy, and medicine
37
bedouin tribes / preislamic
where as big as the mongols
came from the persia empire to escape presecution
traveled around a lot and did not stay in thr arabian peninsula for long
decentralized , traded on silk road, kinship
38
what mad maritime trade more efficient
the creation of steel that influenced the creation of boats
naval technology like ships
the demand for printing and gunpoweder by africa
39
why did the tang dynasty fall
the mongols did not like the resources given so they rebelled
invasion from the mongols
invasion from the turks
casual leadership, military rebellions, loss of economy
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capital of umayyad
baghdad
hangzhou
damascus
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nara japan
floruishing court culture
samurais and clans fighting
centralized government , chinese style bureaucracy
decenrtralized feudal japan
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why could song china not apply taxes to the people
Song china ignored the problems within the empire
song china felt like they were good econmically and did not need support
the empire did not care to imput taxes because they were military based
the people could have started rebellions because of the increase in taxes
43
srivijaya empire
prominent hindu state, embraced rich cultural legacy and architecture
cambodia left remarkable legacy in the form of the angkor wat temple comple
regional diversity and distinctive maintaing power thro feudal and military
crucial role in regional trade and maritime dominance
44
what heavily simplifies trade in china
paper money
banking methods
champa rice
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what were the two significant technology founded within china
champa rice and steel plow
printer and gunpowder
porcelian and horse collars
the start of chinampas and terrace farming
46
state formation in south/ southeast asia includes
devotion to a personal god and inclusivity, religious unity, social dynamic
continuity of innovation and diversity which contrbuted to paths of develo,
mystical branch of islam, contributed to religious syncretism, tolerance
spread of buddhism promoting learning and religious practice in monast. co.
47
bhakti movement
devotion to a personal god and inclusivity, religious unity, social dynamic
spread of buddhism promoting learning and religious practice in monast. co.
mystical branch of islam, contributed to religious syncretism, tolerance
48
vietnam gained
women had a lot of rightd
centralized, confucianism, buddhism, no true merit system, strict on women
writing system, women=greater indpendance, no centralization,merit,
samurais, clans fighting, feudal system, decentralization
49
the abbasids focused on
social classes, hiearchies, feudalism
trade, technology and innovations
military, conquest, luxuries
economy, agriculuture, trade
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what dynasty was huge on expansion and expanded to central asia
tang dynasty
india
sui dynasty
song dynasty
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why did women have more rights in the tang dynasty
buddhism and confucianism was not a big deal in china at the time
legalism was more popular
buddhism and confucianism werent spread around that much
the tang dynasty did not care about beliefs
52
jihad
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
struggle in the path to god
controlled by muhammed and dealt with social justice
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
53
abbasid got inspo from india
rationalism, philosophy (lost favor later on), scientific thought , math
hindi/arabic numerals, algebra, astronomy, and medicine
trigonometery, literacy works , administrative techniques, medical texts
54
rajput kingdoms
prominent hindu state, embraced rich cultural legacy and architecture
regional diversity and distinctive maintaing power thro feudal and military
cambodia left remarkable legacy in the form of the angkor wat temple comple
crucial role in regional trade and maritime dominance
55
which brought china back together after the collapse of the han dynasty in the classical era
han dynasty
sui dynasty
tang dynasty
song dynasty
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fillial piety
it is a legalism belief about the rules followed and started in the qin em.
a daoist belief of the respect of nature and belief of nature spirits
to connect within the nature and ignore society
the virtue of exhibiting the proper love and respect, confucianism
57
what dynasty marked the golden age for china
tang
song
sui
58
what did the umayyad focus on
agriculturly connected to areas for more surplus
economics and trade
efforts to unify under one religion, fought other religions
military, luxuries, and conquest expansion
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quaran
head tax for non muslims
people of the book who were tolerated by islamic people
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
60
what empire in china had more partiarchy
song
tang
sui
61
foot binding were a sign of
witches
a disgrace
beauty and femininity
unwanted and frowned upon because it disabled women
62
what was signifcantly made in the abbasid caliphate
the islamic religion
house of wisdom
the technology of gunpowder and the printer
the grand canal
63
what else caused the devlopment of population
the growth of urban centers
just champa rice
the many agricultural devlopments which increased the amount of food
64
what did japan adapt from china
some government rules, culture (writing system), confucianism, buddhism
the creation of printing and gunpowder
unwanted requirements forced upon by the chinese military
65
the umayyads defeated
song armies
byzntine empire
tang armies
66
abbasid consists of
merit based systems with large bureaucracies
military aristocracy
only islamic people for bureacracies
islamic religious figures at top classes
67
the islams had
many good connections with the byzantine empires
the start of the printer and gunpowder
the banking system
paper money
68
what empire in china was non expansionist
sui
tang
song
69
merit
work under government
learnt with knowledge/ worthy of
70
feudal japan
the peak of culture and religion
downfall of the military
samurais, clans fighting, feudal system, decentralization
centralization of japan, buddhism and confucianism make it to china
71
aztec religion
distinct architecture and cultural traditions
numerous gods and deities, human sacrifice to maintain order
alliance of native american
impressive eathworks in eastern north america
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sunnis
believed that succesors should be decendants of muhammed himself
selecting new caliph disregarding blood relation to muhammed
73
foot binding was more popular in
tang
song
sui
74
iroquois confederacy
distinct architecture and cultural traditions
numerous gods and deities, human sacrifice to maintain order
impressive eathworks in eastern north america
alliance of native american tribes for their sophisticated political struc.
75
jizya
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
people of the book who were tolerated by islamic people
head tax for non muslims
76
khmer empire
regional diversity and distinctive maintaing power thro feudal and military
crucial role in regional trade and maritime dominance
cambodia left remarkable legacy in the form of the angkor wat temple comple
prominent hindu state, embraced rich cultural legacy and architecture
77
where did people move to in song china
northern china
southern china
eastern china
western china
78
who started the tribute system for diplomatic relationships with neighboring states
sui dynasty
song dynasty
tang dynasty
79
what did the abbasid do that the umayyad could not
focus only military conquest
focus only on religion rather than military conquest
favoriting the arab aristocracy military
not have any bias in an empire with multiple empires combined/ diversity
80
sharia law
revelations of muhammed compiled into one holy book
religious laws that were used in dar al islam
people of the book who were tolerated by islamic people
head tax for non muslims
81
the umayyad policies benefited
only the most influential rulers or nobles
military aristocracy
rich and wealthy nobles
islamic people
82
the song dynasty struggled on economics because of
rebellions started in the tang dynasty
the expenses for the bureaucrats, too many bureaucrats, could not raise tax
the military kept starting rebellions over careless leaders
Mongols sacked the capital city of china
83
mexica
tenochitlan= capital, founded on an island, chinampas, agriculture
military elite, patriarchal, priests =significant, sacrifices
triple aliance, three sity states, alliance for expansion, tribute system
toltec= capital, architecuture impressive, affected mesoamerican cultures
84
what was the capital of the abbasid caliphate
baghdad
demascus
85
what was neo confucianism
the influence of greek within china confucianism
the thought that greek and confucianism should be inquired in one belief
the rebellion against budhism within the empire
the combination of confucianism, buddhism and daoist elements
86
sukhothai kingdom
indonesia was a powerful thalassocracy exercising influence over maritime
maintained regional power and influence
establishment of thai culture and statehood
87
what did the tang support
the building of the great canal
the creation of zero
land reform with the equal field system reducing wealthy landowners
legalism to briung back the empire from the fall of the han
88
why was buddhism hated in the tang dynasty
confucianism was thought to be way more influential and important than bud.
daoism was another famous philosphy that had beliefs against buddhism
it was hated because of the foreign conntection it had, china ununification
89
china thought it was superior to every neighboring state
True
False
90
which dynasty was highly centralized and further developed the view and patriartchy of confucianism
tang dynasty
song dynasty
sui dynasty
91
how did the song dynasty officially fall
khitan took over china
song dynasty ran out od money and could not apply taxes
nomadic tribes were attacking china and then the mongols ended the dynasty
scholar bureaucrats could not perfessionally take care of military
92
whats a caliph
similiar to a religious empire
successor of the prophet Muhammad
theocracy
93
majapahit
indonesia was a powerful thalassocracy exercising influence over maritime
establishment of thai culture and statehood
maintained regional power and influence
94
sufism
devotion to a personal god and inclusivity, religious unity, social dynamic
spread of buddhism promoting learning and religious practice in monast. co.
mystical branch of islam, contributed to religious syncretism, tolerance
95
aztec society
triple aliance, three sity states, alliance for expansion, tribute system
military elite, patriarchal, priests =significant, sacrifices
tenochitlan= capital, founded on an island, chinampas, agriculture
toltec= capital, architecuture impressive, affected mesoamerican cultures
96
what unified the connections of resources in the sui dynasty
indian ocean trade
trans saharan route
silk road
grand canal
97
what dynasty was the first female emperor allowed in
sui
tang
song
98
mecca was important cause
it housed ka'ba and brithed muhhamed
involved the 4th crusade
it was the holy place for all religions/fought over
had nothing to do with muhhamed
99
buddhist monasticism
mystical branch of islam, contributed to religious syncretism, tolerance
devotion to a personal god and inclusivity, religious unity, social dynamic
spread of buddhism promoting learning and religious practice in monast. co.
100
the abbasid disappeared due to
take over of the seljuk turks then mongols
only the takeover of the turks
the normans
only mongols
