Unit One: The Global Tapestry 1200-1450CE

The introduction of gunpowder was brought about by the ...

Those who survived Mongol conquest would most likely be....

Baghdad's House of Wisdom was a beacon for intellectuals and a symbol of Islamic achievement whose 13th century rule

Which of the following came close to an industrial revolution in the 13th century due to its iron production and tech?

A vassal was a person who swore to protect another in exchange fro a fief, usually land.

Wealthy Agricultural Empire in S.Indochina, that lasted into the 1400's. Hindus that became Buddhist. irrigation experts

Mansa Musa was directly tied to all of the following EXCEPT...

Muslims helped to develop all of the following EXCEPT...

Sub-Saharan Africans avoided large centralized governments and used a more kin based approach known as ________

The Mongols held the largest land based empire in history beginning in the 13th century

Muslims played the most dominant role in Afro-Eurasian trade and banking between 1200-1450 CE.

The Bhakti were Hindu believers were more emotional followers worshippers who focused on one God in comparison to many

During the years 1200-1450 CE, All the following were true EXCEPT

Chinese system of ethics, education and statesmanship stressing harmony based on 5 important relationships.

The European Renaissance that began in 15th century emphasized all the following EXCEPT..

All of the following were used by the Mongols maintain power in their empire EXCEPT

All the following were early North American native civilizations between 1200-1450 EXCEPT

A clear of example of a non-centralized collection of regions working together in Africa around 1300 was the ___________

The social structure system that controlled life of Europe by the 13th century based on mutual obligation and land

Buddhist kingdom that controlled sea routes on the island of Java in Indonesia after 1293 CE

SE Asia were introduced to Buddhism and Hinduism through ties with merchants and traders

European who travelled along Silk Road in 14th century, and his stories inspired further European exploration later

All of the following are true when comparing Hindu practices vs. Islamic EXCEPT

In the Caste system social mobility was forbidden

The Mit'a system was used by Andean civilization like the Incas, in order to

What was the most valuable asset to Mongol lifestyle and military skill

Sufi Muslims emotional approach and acceptance of Hindu gods led to greater success converting Hindus in lower Castes

The Hindu belief of Reincarnation centers on ________ that comes from the consequences of moral decisions

What 13th century document produced in England outlined more power to nobles and limited a monarch's power.

All of the following are accurate regarding the Crusades EXCEPT..

From the years 500-1000 CE, which best describes the situation in Europe

The Delhi Sultanate faced very little resistance to its leadership in India from its Hindu citizens

Like China, the Aztecs & Inca used ___________, in which weaker states would provide a gift to ensure their security.

Around the 13th Century a group of Muslims established a Muslim state in India known as ...

The Vijayanagara Empire was a ________ empire in the southern tip of India established by those left the Delhi Sultanate

Mongols allowed religious tolerance of groups they conquered as long as they honored Mongol authority

Which group lived in cliff dwellings like this in SW North America

Which description best fits West African conversion to Islam?

Griots were significant in Africa, preserving oral traditions and history through ...

European explorers were amazed by Aztec technology and civilization when they discovered Tenochtitlan.

The ____________ was the most powerful constant of European civilization between 600-1450.

The more flexible "Great Vehicle" version of Buddhism that became popular in SE Asia and China was called Mahayana

This quick maturing gift to China as tribute from the Indochina region of Champa helped support a growing population