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9950357578Oldest major sea trade route in the worldIndian Ocean Trade Network0
9950357579Primary factor in Europeans being able to dominate Asia in the 19th centuryMilitary superiority1
9950357580Process of Ex-European territories achieving independence post World War IIDecolonization Period2
9950357581Major governmental strategy supported by both the Mexican Revolution and the Chinese communist revolutionRedistribution of wealth3
9950357582The main reason that Europe was able to dominate the world economy and the 19th and 20th centuriesIndustrial revolution4
9950357583Japan's aggressive modernization initiative in the 19 centuryMeiji Restoration5
9950357584The main reason behind the collapse of the ottoman and Russian empires after World War IINationalism6
9950357585First sustained exchange of goods and ideas between the Eastern and Western hemispheresColumbian exchange7
9950357586The primary reason for China's and the Islamic empires interest in India during the 14th centurySugar8
9950357587The first sustained trade route between China and EuropeSilk Road9
9950357588The admiral of the Chinese treasure fully in the early 1400sZheng He10
9950357589The resurgence of Confucian believe in China during the Ming DynastyNeoconfucianism11
9950357590The primary social impact of the industrial revolutionThe rise of the middle class12
9950357591One of the few consistently Christian kingdoms in AfricaEthiopia13
9950357592Primary social group left out of the Confucian social orderWomen14
9950357593Nomadic group that was very influential in spreading people, goods, and ideas across Afro-Eurasia during the postclassical eraMongols15
9950357594Egyptian leader that played a large role in growing nationalism within the countryGamal Abdel Nasser16
9950357595The major cause of most native people being eradicated after European arrivalPandemics17
9950357596Nomadic group that was very influential in bringing down both the Han and Roman empiresThe Huns18
9950357597The group of people who came to dominate Anatolia in the 11th centuryTurks19
9950357598One of the few cultural attributes that caught on in Japan from ChinaBuddhism20
9950357599One of the pillars of the Mongol Empire towards cultural mattersReligious tolerance21
9950357600The highest social group in the caste systemBrahmins22
9950357601The pre-dominant social group in charge of most Confucian government positionsScholar Gentry23
9950357602Location of the world's 10 largest cities during the age of explorationEast Asia24
9950357603The first industry to really industrialize in great BritainTextiles25
9950357604"People of the Book"Jews, Christians, Muslims26
9950357605The belief that some people are naturally more successful and therefore more evolved than othersSocial Darwinism27
9950357606It's major effect was the diffusion of iron metallurgy across sub-Saharan AfricaBantu Migration28
9950357607A social group that mainly spread Buddhism across South and East AsiaMerchants29
9950357608The motivation for the Atlantic revolutions of the 1700s and 1800sEnlightenment Ideals30
9950357609The production focus of the second industrial revolutionElectricity, Steel, Chemicals31
9950357610Jailed political activist in South Africa who eventually became the presidentNelson Mandela32
9950357611The destination country for 1/3 of the silver trade during the 16th and 17th centuriesChina33
9950357612The oldest written set of lawsCode of Hammurabi34
9951050054Travels to China 14th centuryMarco Polo35
9951050055Goal to collect as much silver as possibleMercantilism36
9951050056Defeated by Spain because of disease and alliancesAztecs and Incas37
9951050057The primary region were slaves were gathered for the Atlantic slave tradeWest coast of Africa38
9951050058The first mass movement towards agriculture and permanent settlementsNeolithic revolution39
9951050059The style of communism the China originally tried to replicateSoviet model40
9951050060Muslim rule of India, tolerationMughal Empire41
9951050061Multinational empire, causes problemsAustria-Hungary42
9951050062free market economyCapitalism43
9951050063Growth of empireImperialism44

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