practiced by Mesoamerican civilizations

converted the Rus’ to Christianity

knights receive land for fealty to lords

rulers of western Franks/France

Frankish dynasty descended from Clovis

those who follow the line of caliphs

built an empire over much of Europe

Donation of Constantine

forgery that bolstered papal power

dynasty that ruled from Damascus

made capital of Japan during Heian period

defeater of Muslim armies at Tours

Celtic monastery sacked by the Vikings

received his crown from the Pope

former Mongol capital Khanbaliq

William the Conqueror

Norman duke who invaded England

de facto ruler of Japan after Genpei War

allowed for more productive agriculture

dynasty that ruled from Baghdad

defeated the Vikings in England

combination of ritual and annual calendars

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maize
staple crop of North Africa
staple crop of Europe
staple crop of Mesoamerica
staple crop of China
2
human sacrifice
conducted by the Conquistadors
practiced by Mesoamerican civilizations
replaced with the Mesoamerican ballgame
taboo in Mesoamerica
3
Vladimir the Great
conquered the Byzantine Empire
founded the cities of Kiev and Novgorod
defeated the Bulgars
converted the Rus’ to Christianity
4
manorialism
free peasants conduct all production
knights receive land for fealty to lords
slaves work for large landowners
peasants move to cities for work
5
Capetian dynasty
emperors after the Carolingians
rulers of eastern Franks/Germany
rulers of western Franks/France
rulers of the city of Rome
6
Tenochtitlan
capital city of the Maya
capital city of the Zapotecs
capital city of the Aztecs
capital city of the Olmecs
7
Merovingian
a style of architecture in southern Europe
Frankish dynasty descended from Clovis
barbarians who invaded the kingdom of the Franks
Frankish dynasty founded by Pepin the Short
8
Sunni
those who make pilgrimage to Mecca
those who follow Ali
those who follow the line of caliphs
those who rebelled against Mohammad
9
Charlemagne
was a monk in the first monastic schools
built an empire over much of Europe
went on crusade in the Holy Land
conquered Rome and took the Pope captive
10
Donation of Constantine
proclamation of conversion to Christianity
imperial edict against the Pope
territory in northern Europe belonging to the Pope
forgery that bolstered papal power
11
Umayyad Caliphate
dynasty that ruled from Damascus
dynasty that ruled from Baghdad
dynasty that ruled from Medina
dynasty that ruled from Cordoba
12
Smoking Mirror
god of sacrificial blood
god of earth
god of light and wisdom
god of magic and darkness
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Shinto
Japanese Buddhism
Japanese indigenous religion
Japanese capital
Japanese imperial cult
14
Kyoto
made capital of Japan during Kamakura period
made capital of Japan during Muromachi period
made capital of Japan during Sengoku period
made capital of Japan during Heian period
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Baghdad
great city of Persia
great city of Iberia
great city of Iraq
great city of Egypt
16
Charles Martel
first Christian king of the Franks
started the Carolingian Renaissance
defeater of Muslim armies at Tours
first Carolingian king of the Franks
17
Lindisfarne
Irish fortress that fended off the Vikings
center of Viking activity in the North Sea
King Alfred’s capital in England
Celtic monastery sacked by the Vikings
18
Wu Zetian
last of the Tang emperors
greatest of the Tang emperors
only female Chinese emperor
Tang dynasty poet
19
Holy Roman Emperor
continuous with the Roman caesars
ruler of Byzantium in the east
received his crown from the Pope
always a man of the Church
20
Taizong
only female Chinese emperor
Tang dynasty poet
greatest of the Tang emperors
last of the Tang emperors
21
Beijing
former Mongol capital Khanbaliq
capital of the Tang dynasty
capital founded by the Ming
heart of the Mongolian steppe
22
William the Conqueror
Last Anglo-Saxon king of England
first Christian king of England
Norman duke who invaded England
Viking raider who sacked Paris
23
Shia
those who follow Ali
those who make pilgrimage to Mecca
those who follow the line of caliphs
those who rebelled against Mohammad
24
shogun
a Japanese warrior like a knight
Chinese ruler over Japan
de facto ruler of Japan after Genpei War
another name for the Japanese emperor
25
crop rotation
appeared with the invention of the heavy plow
resulted from bad weather and famine
allowed for more productive agriculture
was favored by lords who wanted a diverse diet
26
Abbasid Caliphate
dynasty that ruled from Cordoba
dynasty that ruled from Damascus
dynasty that ruled from Medina
dynasty that ruled from Baghdad
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Kievan Rus’
Slavic principalities
Byzantine settlements in the north
Norse states in eastern Europe
Greek colonies around the Black Sea
28
Alfred the Great
founded the Angevin dynasty in England
converted the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity
defeated the Vikings in England
invaded and conquered France
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Kublai Khan
Mongol defeated by the Ming
Mongol conqueror of China
Mongol who sacked Baghdad
uniter of the Mongol tribes
30
Feathered Serpent
god of light and wisdom
god of magic and darkness
god of sacrificial blood
god of earth
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Taika Reforms
driving out Chinese influences from Japan
defeating the Mongol invaders of Japan
making Japan more Chinese
proclaiming the Japanese emperor divine
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Norse
Scandinavians
British monks
naval horses
French dukes
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Otto the Great
mighty German emperor
conqueror of the Holy Land
Pope who crowned Charlemagne
first of the Capetian kings
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calendar round
a stone representing the five suns
Mesoamerican annual calendar
the seasons of nature
combination of ritual and annual calendars

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