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50 Cards in this Set
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The Han Synthesis was... |
A Confucian ideology that blended ideals from other philosophies |
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Sun Quan was |
The Ruler of the Wu King |
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Teotihuacan was... |
An Aztec City |
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Capulli was... |
An Aztec city |
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The Tlingit were located at |
Pacific NW |
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The Cherokee were located at |
The Appalachian mountains |
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The Pequot were located at |
Modern day Connecticut |
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A Native American social grouping including burial rites, symbols, and trade was called |
The Hopewell tradition |
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Muslims call god |
allah |
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The Ethiopian Empire... |
Founded by Mara Takla Haymanot, the Zagwe Dynasty in 1137, Capital was at lalibela and it was a Christian empire |
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Ramadan is |
A musilum event where people fast |
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Two major Muslim cities were |
Damascus and Baghdad |
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The Abbasid Dynasty experiences a flourishing in |
All of the above (Math, Literature, and the arts) |
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The Abbasid Dynasty experiences a flourishing in |
All of the above |
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The Seljuks were from |
Turkmenistan |
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The first "world" civilization is considered is considered to be |
The Mongol Empire |
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Great Zimbabwe |
All of the above (A South African city-state, a wealthy city, and a collection of stone buildings) |
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The Mali empire was rich in... |
Gold |
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The Kongo empire dated from |
From 1390 AD to 1891 AD |
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The capital of the Ghana Empire was |
Kumba Saleh |
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Temujin was also known as |
Genghis Khan |
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A tumen was |
10000 mongol soldiers |
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The Mongols conquered Baghdad in |
1258 |
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The Pax Mongolica was |
A period of peace brought about by Mongol trade |
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The Yuan Dynasty |
All of the above (The richest part of the Mongol Empire, was the part of the Mongol Empire in China, and was the largest of the Chinese empires) |
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The Inquisition was |
Tasked with rooting out the heresy |
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One of the first universities was in |
Oxford |
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The black death was |
The most massive epidemic on record and spread by fleas and rats |
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Joan of Arc was |
A woman warrior in the Hundred Years' War |
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Ivan the terrible |
A czar |
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Prince Henry the navigator was |
A patron for explorers |
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Who were the first to reach Asia by sea |
Portugal |
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Who was the first to circumnavigate the globe |
Ferdinand Magellan's crew |
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Which crop directly started the Atlantic slave trade |
Sugarcane |
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The Anglican Church was |
The Church of England |
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Kubilai Khan was |
The emperor of China |
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The German Civil War ended with |
The peace of Augsburg |
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Zheng He was |
A Chinese admiral |
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Who founded the Qing dynasty |
The Chinese |
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Oda Nobinga was |
A daimyo |
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The capital of the Tokugawa state was at |
Kyoto |
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Kabuki is |
Japanese theatre |
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Chinese manufacturing saw important gains in production of ____ during the song period |
B and C (Silk and porcelain) |
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Prince Shotoku was |
A Yamato leader and Buddhist |
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The Fujiwara clan |
Were the shadow rulers of Japan |
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The shogunate was |
A Japanese form of government |
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Bushido |
Was the samurai code of living |
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The tale of Genji was |
The worlds first novel |
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Kampuchea was |
The name of the Khmer state |
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Serfs were |
Peasant farmers |
