Burdick 2nd Trimester Final

Part of the triangular trade that shipped slaves to the Americas.

Indian religion founded in the Punjab in the late 15th century

Followed the Yuan dynasty in China

School of learning within the Muslim world

Followed the Tang dynasty in China.

In Muslim states, a slave having primarily military or administrative duties.

Native language commonly spoken by ordinary people in a region.

System of record keeping that incorporated different colored strings with knots.

Muslim religious scholars, judges, teachers, and mosque officials

Individual who administers the affairs of a state when the ruler is absent or disabled.

Overthrew Umayyad dynasty in 750

empire in the Indian subcontinent, established and ruled by a Muslim Turkic dynasty

Corporation in which the state grants specific rights to explore, colonize, trade.

Officially set the borders between Russia and China in the 17th century.

Pre-colonial empire in modern Nigeria. Capital was Edo.

A series of religious wars in the eastern Mediterranean and Middle East.

Central Asian multi-ethnic group who conquered must of Asia in the 1200s

A state ruled by a khan; a Mongol monarchy

Followed the Ming dynasty in Chian

Mongol khanate that ruled in Russia.

Man made islands built for the purpose of farming.

monarch or other ruler who is not an ordained priest and doesn't formally represent the church

Public intellectuals of the 18th century who applied reason to study areas of learning

Governing class whose members relied on the state rather than on inherited property for status

Shia Muslim dynasty in Egypt from 909 CE-1171 CE

Mystical side of Islam

organized massacre of a particular ethnic group, in particular that of Jews in Eastern Europe

Resulted in the overthrow of James II, which was replaced by Mary II and William of Orange

Government or institution in which individuals are awarded office/responsibility based on merit

intellectual movement in the late 17th-18th centuries emphasizing reason and individualism.

the merging or attempted merging of different religions, cultures, or schools of thought.

International agreements in which one state awarded special privileges.

A code of laws and regulations governing a Christian Church or denomination.

Mongol khanate centered in Persia

Spanish conquerors

Charles I army against Parliament's army.

Split within Catholic Church that resulted in three popes claiming authority.

Traditional form of community in the Andes

Grant giving rights to the labor services of the indigenous people.

individuals who whipped themselves as an act of public penance for sin.

asserting that in a monarchy the ruler holds sole and unquestionable power by divine authority.

World's exploitable wealth can't expand and a state should erect barriers to keep rivals out.

Period following the Middle Ages that was characterized by a surge in classical scholarship.

Movement of 14th-16th centuries dedicated to rediscovering Greek/Roman areas of learning

Roman Catholic order founded by St. Ignatius Loyola

European movement aimed at initially reforming the Catholic Church.

Islamic law

"middle class"

Slave rebellion that resulted in the Abbasid empire curtailing large slave populations.

War between England and France over French territory

Japanese feudal military government that ruled from 1185-1333.

Conflict that resulted in a Bourbon king being placed on the Spanish throne.

Charter of liberties in England beginning in 1215

Transfer of living organism between Afroeurasia and the Americas

system in medieval Europe, in which nobility held lands from the crown in return for service.

A rise in the level of prices of goods and services over time. Purchasing power declines.

Political/social system in European monarchies between 16th-18th centuries based on hierarchy

Elite infantry in Ottoman empire whose members were conscripted from Christian families.

A period of sustained inflation in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.

multi-ethnic complex of territories in central Europe that developed during the Early MA

Group that controlled central America from 1345-1521.

Series of wars in central Europe over territory and religion.

Someone of European descent born in the colonies.

Maya city on the Yucatan Peninsula

Created Line of Demarcation that split any unclaimed lands to either Spain or Portugal.