Unit 3 Review

What was a political entity typically found on the Eurasian Steppe headed by a military leader ?

What is the name of the prominent leader of the West African Songhai Empire who helped implement Islamization of elites?

What is the term for sense of collective identity, loyalty, and pride in one’s state?

The name of the collection of indepen polities that extended across the coast of what is today central and south Vietnam

The name of the Turkish Muslim statewhich emerged from Anatolia in the 14th cent and grew to encompass parts of NA

Who was the Macedonian conqueror whodefeated the Persian Achaemenid Empire andushered in the Hellenistic Era?

What is the term for the triangular system oftrade that developed between the Americas,Europe, and West African kingdoms

What is the name of the Roman/Byzantine emperor who re-conquered the Western Empire

What is the name of the Muslim state that ruled the majority of the Indian subcontinent from roughly 1206 to 1526 CE?

What was the first imperial dynasty of ancient China?

The name of the intellectual who wasa member of the French judiciary & wrote onthe need of creating independent branches

Who is considered by Muslims to be the last prophet and bringer of Islam?

What was the name of the devasting rebellion inChina from 1850 – 1864 that resulted in massdestruction of Chinese life?

The term for the system of living where groups herd and subsist from animals across steppe grasslands & rivers basins?

What dynasty of China is best-known for thedevelopment of policies such as the imperialtributary system?

What human civil rights document from theFrench Revolution was influenced by thedoctrine of "natural right"?

What was most important to Confucius?

What document is one of Simon de Bolívar’searliest and most important political essays onthe course of SA independence

What was the pronouncement adopted by theSecond Continental Congress meeting whichexplained why the Thirteen Colonies

What code was part of an influential series ofimperial Byzantine legal codes that helpedestablish legal institutions?

What was the name of Japan’s period of isolation from roughly 1639-1853?

What was the world’s first established written language in Sumer?

What was the landmark document thatprotected the rights of members of Parliament?

Who was the founder and first emperor of the world’s first official empire in ancient Mesopotamia?

What was a distinct form of religious architecture in Mesopotamia during the period from 4000-1250 BC?

What was the ancient Chinese dynasty that, during the 1st cent BCE, declared Confucianism as the state philosophy?

The term for an Islamic state under the leadership of a steward that wields both political and religious authority?

What philosophical or religious interest renewed during the Tang Dynasty?

What is the term for the widespread transfer ofplants, animals, culture, humans,technology, diseases, and ideas

What was offered to peoples conquered by the Roman Empire, providing equal status and protection?

What is the period in Chinese history from 475-221 BCE defined by disunity, chaos, and local fighting for power?

Who was the shogun who unified Japan under a centralized feudal government in the early-17th century?

What was a series of events that marked theemergence of modern thought in the 16th and17th centuries?

Who was the Chinese emperor from 1661 –1722 who vastly expanded Manchu-controlledterritory?

What is the name of the practice exercised inthe Balkans region in which Christian boys werestolen converted to Islam

What religious and philosophical system believes one must rid themselves of desire

What period was defined by the establishing of permanent civilizations and agriculture?

What is the name for the philosophic systemimplemented by the Qin Dynasty?

What was a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages?

Which empires dominated theMesoamerican region in the 14th & 15thcentury by forming a loose militaryconfederation

What is the way of structuring society around relationships that were derived from the holding of land or fiefs

What is the name of the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who greatly expanded Ottoman territories in the 16th century?

3 examples of ancient monarchal positions or doctrines that justified power through the connection to the divine?

What is the name of the maritime and commercial kingdom that flourished between the 7th and the 13th centuries?

The name of the successful insurrection by self-liberated slaves against French colonial rule in Saint-Domingue?

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

What theory states that knowledge comes only or primarily from sensory experience?

Who was the Macedonian conqueror who defeated and united most of the Greek citystates in the 4th-century BCE?

What is the term for the linking of the Chinese emperor with the favor and blessing of the divine?

What religious and philosophical system believes Jesus of Nazareth was the promised messiah

Who was the Persian emperor who founded the Achaemenid Empire from 550-330 BCE?

What civilization is best-known for its centralized empire and staterun coerced labor program known as the mit’a system?

The term for the series of policies implemented in 7th cent Japan to emulate the Chinese state system and culture

What religious and philosophical system developed by the Persians emphasized monotheism, free will, good/evil?

What is the term for the Persian provincial officials who worked for the central administration?

What was the Manchu-led dynasty that ruled China proper from 1644 to 1912?

Who was a Japanese Hindu maritime empire in Southeast Asia that existed from roughly 1293 to 1527?

What is the term for the practice of organizing of rural economies which vested power in a lord of the estate?

The term for the series of societies that flourished due to their utilizing of agriculture in fertile river basins?

What Jewish religious and philosophical systemsyncretized with Persian monotheism and othertheological precedents

What period was defined by small, nomadic groups of humans utilizing simple tools?

What is the term for a rigid social hierarchy in India that fixed one in a specific rank for their lifetime?

What is the name for the set of oral Vedic religions brought by Indo-Aryan invaders around 1500 BCE that dominated India

What was an intellectual and philosophicalmovement that dominated the world of ideas inEurope during the 17th- 18th cent

What was a major movement within WesternChristianity in 16thcentury Europe that posed areligious and political challenge

What emperor ruled over the majority of Indian subcontinent from 1556 to 1605?

What was the second imperial dynasty of ancient China for which the majority ethnicity of China derives its name?

What was the name of the Hindu-Buddhist Angkor kingdom that ruled from modern-day Cambodia

What method involves careful observation,applying skepticism about what isobserved and formulating a hypotheses?