For Mrs. Kopp's class. More will be added.
6707437651 | Nomadic people had military might | Calvary | 0 | |
6707437652 | Turks living near Abbasid convert to | Islam | 1 | |
6707437653 | His conversion gave rise to Orthodox Christianity | Prince Vladmir | 2 | |
6707437654 | Byzantine major advantage | Centralized government | 3 | |
6707437655 | Emperor Leo III | Iconoclasm | 4 | |
6707437656 | Byzantine gold coin | Bezant | 5 | |
6707437657 | Environment of central Asia | Arid | 6 | |
6707437658 | Japanese military governor | Shogun | 7 | |
6707437659 | Byzantine resurgence | Theme/Theme system | 8 | |
6707437660 | Political and religious authority in one person | Caesaropapism | 9 | |
6707476006 | Political feature of Byzantine state | Centralized government | 10 | |
6707532121 | Blending of Hindu and Islam | Bhakti | 11 | |
6707532122 | India's central location makes it this | Emporia | 12 | |
6707532123 | Religion of southern India | Hindu | 13 | |
6707532124 | Charlemagne | Supported popes and education | 14 | |
6707532125 | Land to peasants in exchange of military service | Theme/Theme system | 15 | |
6707532126 | Prehistory | Before writing | 16 | |
6707532127 | Huang He | Loess soil | 17 | |
6707532128 | Subcaste | Jati | 18 | |
6707532129 | Varnas | Aryan social class (caste) | 19 | |
6707532130 | Aryans | Migrated to India after long period | 20 | |
6707532131 | Mohenjo-Daro | One of two early Harappan cities | 21 | |
6707532132 | Harappan | Early Indian society | 22 | |
6707532133 | Indo Europeans and Bantu | Spread language | 23 | |
6707532134 | Bantu migration | Population pressures | 24 | |
6707532135 | Hatshepsut | Woman pharaoh | 25 | |
6707532136 | Cuneiform | Mesopotamian (Sumerian) writing | 26 | |
6707532137 | Acquisition of language | Transmit knowledge | 27 | |
6707532138 | First wheeled vehicles | Sumerians | 28 | |
6707532139 | Mesopotamian pyramid | Ziggurat | 29 | |
6707532140 | Slash and burn | Early agricultural technique | 30 | |
6739160570 | 410 CE Rome is sacked | Visigoths | 31 | |
6739163463 | Song fell in 1279 | Mongols | 32 | |
6739168468 | Native religion of Japan | Shinto | 33 | |
6739173716 | A ritual prostration (China) | Kowtow | 34 | |
6739181997 | Popular school of Buddhism | Chan Buddhism | 35 | |
6739198547 | New crop for Tang and Song | Fast ripening rice | 36 | |
6739201916 | Sui dynasty important contribution | Grand Canal | 37 | |
6739206346 | India's influence on Islam | Math | 38 | |
6739212551 | Mesopotamia/Persia influence of Islam women | Patriarchal | 39 | |
6739216628 | Inns for traveling merchants | Caravanserais | 40 | |
6739220854 | Abbasids | Not conquerors | 41 | |
6739229717 | Islamic holy law | Sharia | 42 | |
6739231538 | Caliph chosen by Shia | Ali | 43 | |
6739235547 | Authority after death of Muhammad | Caliph | 44 | |
6739240597 | After Rome fell, imperial authority for 1,000 years | Byzantine | 45 | |
6739247387 | Islam arrives in West Africa to powerful state | Ghana | 46 | |
6739249035 | New food item to Africa 400 CE | Bananas | 47 | |
6739251201 | Increase in east/west Mediterranean trade | Crusades | 48 | |
6739256096 | "Neither holy, nor Roman, nor empire" | Voltaire | 49 | |
6739258584 | Dominates Russia 13th to 15th century | Golden Horde | 50 | |
6739264733 | Authority over northern India | Delhi Sultanate | 51 | |
6739268074 | 1279, Kublai Khan creates this | Yuan dynasty | 52 | |
6739269321 | More opportunities for women | Gender sub-Saharan Africa | 53 | |
6739274844 | "Those who pray, those who fight, and those who work" | Medieval society | 54 | |
6739278749 | Founder of the Ottoman Turks | Osman Bey | 55 | |
6739281031 | Mahmud of Ghazni | Plunder | 56 | |
6739284008 | Reconquista (reconquest) of land from Muslims | Iberian Peninsula | 57 | |
6739284766 | Mali founder | Sundiata | 58 | |
6739288121 | Dominate trade in east coast of africa | Swahili city states | 59 | |
6763633943 | "White Man's Burden" | Rupyard Kipling | 60 | |
6763654293 | Nazi attack on Jewish business | Kristallnacht | 61 | |
6763654294 | Former teacher, leader of CCP | Mao Zedong | 62 | |
6763654927 | Japan creates excuse to attack China | Mukden Incident | 63 | |
6763661056 | Mao's plan to win support | Long March | 64 | |
6763664554 | Aztec fertile muck | Chinampa | 65 | |
6763667861 | Honors and rewards | Aztec society | 66 | |
6763673776 | Mnemonic aid of small knot (Inca) | Quipo | 67 | |
6763677978 | Captured in 1187 by Saladin | Jerusalem | 68 | |
6763710138 | Chinese admiral | Zheng He | 69 | |
6763712659 | Gunpowder | China | 70 | |
6763715666 | Nation led European exploration | Portugal | 71 | |
6763737533 | German "Blood and Iron" | Otto Von Bismarck | 72 | |
6763742440 | 1954, French are defeated here | Dienbienphu | 73 | |
6763744626 | Japan becomes world power | Russo Japanese War | 74 | |
6763755112 | Last Russian czar | Nicholas Romanov (II) | 75 | |
6763763731 | China blends modern tech with tradition | China blends modern tech with tradition | 76 | |
6763766729 | Communist philosophy struggle | Proletariat/Bourgeoisie | 77 | |
6763768555 | Karl Marx and Frederic Engles | Communist Manifesto | 78 | |
6763770631 | British imperialist | Cecil Rhodes | 79 | |
6763774026 | Uprising against British 1857 | Sepoy Mutiny | 80 | |
6763776876 | British need to control India | Suez Canal | 81 | |
6763784758 | Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos | French Indochina | 82 | |
6763790354 | Assassination of Franz Ferdinand | Spark for WWI | 83 | |
6763791161 | Non violent philosophic (religion) | Jains | 84 | |
6763792556 | Greek Polis | City-states | 85 | |
6763794205 | Arjuna and Krishna | Bhagavad Gita | 86 | |
6763798113 | Most important early Roman historian | Tacitus | 87 | |
6763809685 | Male dominated Rome | Paterfamilias | 88 | |
6763813250 | Spread of Chinese culture | Sinicization | 89 | |
6763820423 | High point of Maurya | Ashola | 90 | |
6763820993 | Polis with most freedom for women | Sparta | 91 | |
6763822803 | Greek democracy | Male citizens | 92 | |
6763826395 | 26 horrible Roman Emperors | Barracks Emperors | 93 | |
6763830215 | Most powerful Han Emperor | Wudi | 94 | |
6763879293 | "The unexamined life is not..." | Socrates | 95 | |
6763880221 | Influence of India | Rajas | 96 | |
6763884438 | Dutch farmers in South Africa | Boers | 97 | |
6763925626 | England's monarch during Armada attack | Elizabeth I | 98 | |
6763935392 | Faith of Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal | Islam | 99 | |
6763940693 | 1652, Dutch settlers | Cape Town | 100 | |
6763957069 | Mix of European and native blood | Mestizo | 101 | |
6763958667 | British sail up Grand Canal | Opium War | 102 | |
6763960024 | "Here I stand. I can do no other." | Martin Luther | 103 | |
6763965660 | Japan forced to trade | Americans | 104 | |
6763974038 | Bloody Sunday, January, 1905 | Russia | 105 | |
6763976554 | Powerful Japanese lords | Daimyo | 106 | |
6763979003 | Obstacle for Portugal taking Angola | Queen Nzinga | 107 | |
6763981275 | Tax for non-muslims | Jizya | 108 | |
6763991337 | Craft workers destroy machine | Luddites | 109 | |
6763995464 | Napoleon's last battle | Waterloo | 110 | |
6782060922 | 1939, German invasion of Austria | 111 | ||
6782061888 | Russians may speak freely | 112 | ||
6782063429 | "Socialism with a human face" | 113 | ||
6782064895 | Reduction in hostilities | 114 | ||
6782065584 | Soviets may speak openly | 115 | ||
6782066294 | Soviet version of NATO | 116 | ||
6782066585 | Lightning War | 117 | ||
6782067347 | Leader of the Arab world | 118 | ||
6782068600 | Mau Mau movement | 119 | ||
6782071398 | Czechoslovakia experiences brief freedom | 120 | ||
6782072639 | "Peace in our time" | 121 |