Asia

What was the unwritten Japanese military code of the samurai; means “the way of the warrior”

The first dynasty of Chinese history

Where did the Fujiwara clan move the capital of Japan to?

what was the last Mongol empire?

Where did the Tokugawa clan move their capital to?

one of India’s greatest pieces of architecture; built during the Mughal rule

What was a Japanese religion that taught nature worship, the deity of the emperor, and patriotism

Who developed the teachings of Taoism?

What was a combination of ingredients, including saltpeter, that forms an explosive powder

where Poles, Czechs, and Germans tried to stop the Mongols

What was developed by the Chinese using woodblocks and later moveable type

What was formed when iron ore and a small amount of carbon and silicon are heated to about 1200°C

grandson of Babur who continued the brutal conquest of India; expanded the Mughal Empire

a Mongol empire based in western Asia and founded by Batu Khan

What was a version of Buddhism that teaches intense mental concentration and self-control

What dynasty was known as the "brilliant" dynasty?

system where local rulers let people serve on their estate for a place to live

What was military tactic by which an enemy pretends to abandon the fight in order to draw its opponents out in the open

a grandson of Chinggis Khan who led an invasion into eastern Europe

Who was the Chinese teacher that developed a philosophy based on relationships?

Who established the Yuan dynasty

Who was born in 1162 and became the supreme leader of all the Mongol tribes?

What was the law code by Genghis Khan that dealt with every area of life

Who was regarded as the lowest members of society for over two thousand years?

What was a japanese warrior

Who were nomads who lived in tribes on the Mongolian plateau north of China.

What was the practice of praying to dead family members?

Which of these is NOT one of the confucian relationships?

Which of these is NOT a Chinese contribution to Japan?

What was one of over one thousand temples built in Ankor (Cambodia)

What is putting knowledge to effective use

Mongol leader who was lame but became a powerful conqueror

What was a passive Chinese religion that emphasizes living in peace and harmony with nature?

What was a title of Japanese clan’s general; means “great general”

What was a religion founded on the four noble truths?

What was a ritual suicide practiced by Japanese warriors?

a man in Mongol religion who is believed to have power over spirits

What was a Mongol title meaning “Great Ruler,” and the title given to the Mongol Empire’s founder

The Mongols were trained to be _______ from an early age

What is the name of the Mongol god, meaning “the great god of heaven”

What was a moveable house made by the Mongols

a term meaning “divine wind” that referred to seemingly miraculous storms that protected Japan from Mongol invasion

What was the European name for the Mongol forces that invaded Eastern Europe

What was formed from a mixture of fiber, rags, and water

What was a method of conquest in which enemy forces surround a city and mount repeated attacks

What was an instrument that uses lodestone, a magnetic material, to find direction

dynasty of the northern kingdom of China that ruled during a time of strong economic growth