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Paleo-Indians
First Americans, probably followed the animal heards
Hunter-gatherers
Paleo-Indians who stalked whatever game their weapons could kill
Agricultural Revolution
An ancient shift from hunting and gathering to the domestication of plants
Olmec
First great mesoamerican culture, flourished from 1200 to 400 b.c.
Maya
Mesoamerican civilization that rose to prominence about A.D. 300
Toltec
Civilization that dominated central Mexico beginning about A.D. 900
Aztec
Fierce warrior empire that dominated present day Mexico
Inca
South American civilization that controlled the Andes
Mound Builders
Ancient civilization of the eastern woodlands of the present day U.S.
Anasazi
Civilization that existed in the south west of the present day U.S. between A.D. 700 and the 1300s
Diamon Sutra
The worlds first known printed book, made in china
Kublai Khan
The Mongol leader, the grandson of genghis khan
Muhammad
Founded Islam after experiencing a vision in the year 610
Qur'an
The holy book of muhammads teachings
Swahili
The language spoken in east Africa, is a form of Bantu with strong Arabic influences
Tenkaminen
Ghanas leader in about 1065, as "the master of a large empire and a formidable power"
Mansa Musa
Mali's best-known leader
Hajj
Pilgrimage
Republic
A system of government run by elected officials rather than monarchs alone
Leif Eriksson
Viking leader. Established what is believed to be the first European settlement in North America
Feudalism
System in the middle ages in which nobles pledged loyalty and military aid to rulers in return for land and protection
Manors
Large estates of the nobles in the middle ages
Crusades
Series of five wars fought between Christians and muslims
Bourgeoisie
The urban middle class, originated in the middle ages and was made up of merchants
King John
King of england, signed the magna carta
Magna Carta
Signed by king john of England, document that limited the power of the monarchy
Renaissance
Rebirth of Europe learning and artistic creativity that started in the late middle ages
Roger Bacon
An English monk and scientist, speculated about the future
Johannes Gutenberg
A German printer