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bearing land bridge |
this was a land mass in northern north america that allowed for trade expansion |
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Chinggis Khan |
This man expanded his empire over 100 years, had a diplomatic government, did not care about religion |
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canton system |
this was a way for china to control trade within its country |
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the great dying |
Marco Polo brought this about when he traveled and spread diseases that he was immune to others |
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paternalism |
when a person of authority restricts the rights of the people that they are ruling over |
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ecological imperialism |
the theory of bringing species from foreign lands and letting them establish on the new land |
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feudalism |
the dominant social system in mideval Europe |
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domestic animals |
animals that have been tamed to be easier to maintain |
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tabula rasa |
Latin phrase meaning blank slate |
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Gutenburg press |
A printing press that revolutionized the way information was distributed |
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Maize |
The Native American word for corn |
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Caliphate |
The way new leaders were chosen in the middles east. This being the desendents of Muhammud |
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Sunni/Shia split |
The separation of two Islamic states |
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Monteczuma II |
was the leader of the Aztec empire when it reached its greatest size |
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Fall of constantinouple |
caused by the invasion of the Ottoman empire |
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Zheng He |
was the leader of china through out the Early Ming Dynasty |
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Caravel |
A small, fast Portuguese ship |
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Marco Polo |
a Famous explorer who believed that the earth was pear shaped, impressed by the land of China |
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Shogunate |
The last feudal Japanese government |
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Suleyman the Magnificent |
was the tenth and longest-reigning sultan of the Ottoman Empire |
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Reconquista |
Led to the unification of Spain, happened on Iberian Peninsula |
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House of wisdom |
this was a major intellectual center in the golden age of enlightenment in Islam |
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Hernan Cortes |
caused the fall of the Aztec empire |
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Pear shaped earth |
What Christopher Columbus actually believed the earth looked like |
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Sugar plantation |
Had a lot to do with the trading of slaves |
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Mongol empire |
This empire ruled China during the 13th and 14th centuries |
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Scientific revolution |
A time in history when logic and reason took precedence over what was listed in the bible |
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Black death |
also known as the bubonic plague, the bacteria involved circulated thought rats and other rodents |
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Atahualpa |
the last Sapa Inca of the Inca Empire before the Spanish conquest
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Composite monarchy |
introduced by J. H. Elliott, that describes early modern states consisting of several countries under one ruler, who governs his territories as if they were separate kingdoms
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Napoleonic code |
this is the French civil code that was developed to usher in a new type of government in France |
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Proclamation of 1763 |
This proclamation was written after the British took over North America |
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Mita system |
This was a mandatory service (tax) that had to be paid to the Inca Empire |
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Heterogeneity |
This signifies diversity |
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Seven years war |
This war was fought between 1754 and 1763. It was fought between Great Britain and France |
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Potosi |
mines that were used to extract silver from the earth. Used to create Chinese currency |
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Chinese currency |
This utilized silver that was mined from the Potosi mines |
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Encomienda system |
This was a system created by the Spanish to control American Indian labor |
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Francisco Pizarro |
a Spanish conquistador who led an expedition that conquered the Inca Empire |
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Ottoman Empire |
an empire founded in the 13 century in current day Turkey |
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Columbian exchange |
The exchange of goods and ideas between the Americas and the old world. This system was due to Christopher Columbus |
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Deism |
the belief in a supreme being |
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Safavid empire |
one of the most significant dynasties in Prussia |
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Incan Terraces |
this is the way that the Inca were able to farm on the side of a hill |
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Charles V |
this man was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1554 to 1556 |
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The Enlightenment |
an age when reason took precedence over what was written in religious text |
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New Spain and "Las Castas" |
the idea that you are born into a class that you cannot escape from |
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Sulfism |
the inner dimension of Islam |
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Babur |
A conquistador from Central Asia who laid the basis for the Mughal Dynasty |
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Martin Luther |
the man who formed the religion of Lutheranism |