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Successor of Muhammad; Religious and Political

Caliph

Community of the faithful

Umma

Only accept the blood relative of Muhammad and his decedents

Shia

Accept the first 4 caliphs and everyone the followed

Sunni

House of Islam

Dar Al Islam

Sunni Muslims that ruled; ruling family of the caliphate system

Abbasid

internal armed conflict; generals and soldiers believed they were called upon by Allah to convert people to Islam; fought with a higher purpose

Jihad

Non Muslim living in the house of Islam

Dhimmi

Capital of Islam and home of the Caliph

Baghdad

Language of Islam

Arabic

Law of Islam; made no distinction between criminal, family, and business law

Shiria

Head tax that had to be paid by Dhimmis

Jizya

chief of military, holder of power, he who has authority

Sultan

Those who follow Osman

Ottomans

first point when Ottomans set up base in Europe

Gallipoli

Counsel that selects the Grand Vizier in Ottoman Empire

Imperial Diwan

Law of the land in Ottoman empire

Sharia

Official language of the Ottoman Empire

Ottoman Turkish

People living in the Ottoman Empire that were not Muslims

Dhimmis

Important port to world trade that was owned by the Byzantine Empire; the Ottoman Empire wanted it; Ottomans took it over in 1453

Constantinople; Previously known and Byzantium

Western Africa

Sahelian Region

Arabic for shore; reference to the lush, green, fertile lands of Western Africa

Sahil

Capital of Ghana

Koumbi Saleh

Currency of Ghana

Dinar

Language of Ghana

Soninke

North of Ghana; good exported from North of Ghana

Salt Mines; Salt

South of Ghana; good exported from south of Ghana; reason the Muslims came to Ghana

Gold Mines; Gold

Why did the Muslims want the gold they can all to Ghana for?

The Muslims used it for a currency

Three regions of Western Africa

Ghana, Mali, Songhay

top guy of Mali, led the army, takes over what the SOSO took

Sundiata

home territory outside of Ghana; became the capital of Mali

Niani

Chiefdoms; King of Mali

Mansa

People of Mali

Malinke

Language of the land

Arabic

Muslim that became king after Sundiata

Mansa Musa

territory that broke away from Mali and became independent

Geo

Ruler of Geo and the founder of Songhay

Sonni Sulayman Dandi

Ruler after Sonni Sulayman Dandi died

Sonni Ali

Ousted Sonni Ali's son from the throne and took over

Muhammad al-Turi

Trade Routes during Mansa Musa's time

Timbuktu and Jenne

Why did Muslims want to capture Jerusalem?

Because it is where Muhammad ascended into Heaven

Who are the people who took over the Holy City and would not allow any non Muslims inside

Salijuuas

Emperor of the Byzantine Empire that cataloged all Roman Law

Emperor Justinian

Roman City Law

Corpus Luris Civilis

Holy Wisdom; this place was built by the Eastern Orthodox Church and was turned into a Mosk

Higia Sophia

Slavic people; missionaries; went to recuit for the Eastern Othodox Church

Cyril

Alphabet of the Slavic people

Cyrillic

during 800 a region or country governed by individual lords who administered their own estates, dispensed their own judgment, levied taxes and tolls, and demanded military service from vassals

Feudalism

Social Structure of Medieval Europe

Lords, Knights, Serfs

What did the lords give the vassals?

Protection

What were the knights obligations and rights?

military service (40 days or whenever needed), give the lord gifts when his son was knighted and his daughter married, show up when his daughter was married and his son was knighted, sit on court with the lord, swore an oath of loyalty, provide entertainment and lodging to the lord when he came to visit

What were the rights and obligations of the Serfs?

could not go off the Manor on their own accord, had to get permission to marry within your Manor, make the lord's bread

How much did the population grow in Medieval Europe during the agricultural revolution?

doubled in 300 years

What innovations were introduced during the agricultural revolution in Medieval Europe?

heavy plow, horse power, horse shoes, collar harnesses, windmill, watermill, three field systems, crop rotations

Why did feudalism come about?

The emperor of the Holy Roman Empire died and each member of his family dived up the land and started fighting to get bigger shares


How to become a master craftsman

10 years old - apprenticeship, 16 years old - journey man, 22 years old - put to the tests

What were the consequences of increased economic expansions during the High and Later Middle Ages?

Growth of cities and revivial of long distance trade

Traded wood and fur

Scandinavia

traded wool

northern Europe

traded wine and cheese

France

traded olives and olive oil

Italy

What was being imported by everyone?

the items from the Song Dynasty

What were the Characteristics of a Medieval City?

Fortresses, manned gates for entry and exit, relatively small population, people are engaging in manufacturing

Controlled all the production of a good

Guild

the document that declared the countries independent from the lords

Charter

All the land in Europe was his; he conquered it

William the Conquer

the taxes collected by William the Conquer

Doomsday book

think of them like counties and they had a sheriff

Shires

the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Europe

Henry I

the person who dealt with the taxes

Exchequer

this guy sent out judges to make common law in Europe

Henry II

one legal system common throughout England

Common Law

enemy of Phillip from France; took the nobles money to fight land battles; threw all the nobles that refused to pay in jail

King John

document written by powerful lords in Europe to set King John straight; checked the power of the king

Magma Carta

2 most important clauses of the Magma Carta

king could not collect taxes without proper representation; no one could be imprisoned without due process

set up by Henry III; supreme court of the king in England

Parliament

King of Paris

Hugh Capet

fought against John from England, got land, created shires

Phillip Augustus

Providences in France

Shires

in each providence there was a similar person to the sheriff in England

Balli

created Parlement in France; introduced national currency, prevented lords from fighting with one another

Louis IX

created the Estates General in France

Phillip IV

supreme court of France

Parlement

1st: Clergy 2nd: Nobility, 3rd: towns

Estates General

After Muhammad died, his successors expanded Islam by taking over lands

Early Islamic Expansion

During this period, there were many army successes that expanded the Islamic Empire

Abbasid Period

These people took over Islam much like they did in China

Mongols

This empire was put together by this person conquering lands the Mongols took over in Islam

Tamerlan's Empire

How and why did Islam spread so quickly?

the army had many successes and fought with a higher purpose

How did Islamic Empires treat non-Muslims living in the "House of Islam"?

They were given restrictions; their place of worship could be no bigger than the smallest mosk, could not serve in the military or hold political office, pay a head tax, testimony not accepted against a Muslim in court

This person was a Sultan; he was a saltuq turk, a warrior, he ruled the military of Islam

Tughril Beg

What was the role of Sultan in the Abbasid Empire?

To run the military

What were the origins of the Ottoman Empire?

Osman Bay and Orhan I were sultans and took over land in the Byzantine Empire to get to Constantinople


Why and when did Byzantium fall to the Ottoman Turks?

1453


They lacked outside help!


England and France were fighting each other


the plague


Italy city states were fighting each other


What was the political structure of this Empire?

Sulton


Grand Vizier


Senior Officials


Local Calvary


Peasants

What were the Ottoman's policies regarding Dhimmis?

The same as islams


Was the empire in decline by 1800? Why?

YES!


there was a crisis in leadership after Suleyman died


shifting patterns of world trade


suffered defeats from countries pushing back

This man lead the final phase of Ottoman expansion

Suleyman the Magnificiant

What were the origins of Mali?

The fall of Ghana to SOSO foreign army


Sundiata rose up and took over the land the SOSO took and made himself king

What were the origins of Songhai?

The fall of Mali


Mansa Musa died and led to an uneasy leadership


parts of Mali were trying to break away and become independent


Geo broke away and turned into Songhai

How ere all three African empires structured and governed?

Kings were Muslim but they did not force it onto anyone


King by Devine Right


local chiefdoms


merchants


farmers


slaves

How did Ghana fall?

invasion of the SOSO foreign army

How did Mali fall?

Mansa Musa died and contrived began breaking away and becoming independent

How did Songhai fall?

A civil war comes into play because the Muhammad al-Turi died and two families were fighting over the throne

When did Muslims start arriving in Africa?

c 800

Why were Muslims in Africa?

For the Gold which they used for currency

Why did Muslims stay in Africa?

the king started hiring them as bookkeepers


What effects did Islam have on the Western Sahelian region?

They did not force Islam on anyone, they sort of gained members by association. and it all trickled down from there

What were the origins of the Byzantine Empire?

The Holy Roman Empire divided up into two parts

Why was this an especially long lived and strong empire?

they were wealthy because of trade, cities acted as fortifies, urbanized, larger population, and better governed

What were the basic characteristics of this empire?

Eastern Orthodox church


Capital in Constantinople

How did Eastern Orthodox Church differ from roman Catholicism?

Head


Church Service


Clerical Celibacy


Eucharist


religious iconography



How and why did the Byzantine empire fall?

Fell to the Ottomans


They called for help from the west but no one came



What were some of the lasting accomplishments of the Byzantine Empire?

Emperor Justinain


Higia Sophia


Slavic People


They served as a wall of protection against the Ottomans, if not the Ottomans would have taken over all of Europe