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| 238668478 | The Mongol way of life was | Pastoral | 0 | |
| 238668479 | 1st Mongol conquest under Ghenghis khan was | China | 1 | |
| 238668480 | Mongol ruler who was ratified by a council | khan | 2 | |
| 238668481 | 1st Russian ruler to use the term "tsar" | Ivan III / Ivan the Great | 3 | |
| 238668482 | The Ming produced one of the most prized commercial products, which was | porcelain | 4 | |
| 238668483 | winds of the gods/divine winds | kamikaze | 5 | |
| 238668484 | Monsoons are | seasonal winds | 6 | |
| 238668485 | These seasonal winds were common in Africa | monsoons | 7 | |
| 238668486 | This place had a Tropical; rainy and dry climate | Africa | 8 | |
| 238668487 | The spread of Islam to lands of the the Saharah came through the | Trans-Saharah Trade Route | 9 | |
| 238668488 | Mansa Musa made a pilgrimmage that showed his | city's wealth | 10 | |
| 238668489 | Mansa Musa's pilgrimmage resulted in | construction of mosque and Quranic schools | 11 | |
| 238668490 | Largest and most technically advanced ship in the Indian Ocean was the | Chinese "junk" | 12 | |
| 238668491 | By 1250, the most important trading city of the Swahili Coast was | Kilwa | 13 | |
| 238668492 | The population of Europe increased dramatically during EARLY MIDDLE AGES because of | Economic revival, no diseases at the time, increasing temperatures | 14 | |
| 238668493 | spanish conquests | reconquistas | 15 | |
| 238668494 | Chinese explorer who put Chinese exploration on top | Zheng He | 16 | |
| 238668495 | Zheng He's greatest accomplishment for CHINA | tributary states | 17 | |
| 238668496 | The Mongols failed to invade Japan because of this | great storm on Hakata Bay | 18 | |
| 238668497 | best known for being the most traveled man of his time | Ibn Battuta | 19 | |
| 238668498 | Center of learning in Africa; North Africa exported books here | Timbuktu | 20 | |
| 238668499 | Status of WOMEN in Africa depended on | status of her "male master"; father, husband, or owner | 21 | |
| 238668500 | Women in Africa were not allowed to take part in commerce, administration, or religion so they could not make these | personal achievements | 22 | |
| 238668501 | world's richest maritime trading network and Muslim expansion | Indian Ocean Trade | 23 | |
| 238668502 | People who had interest in humanities, classical disciplines of grammar, rhetorics, poetry, history and ethics | humanists | 24 | |
| 238668503 | association of craft specialists | Guild | 25 | |
| 238668504 | association of trading cities in Europe | Hanseatic League | 26 | |
| 238668505 | agricultural technique | Three - field system | 27 | |
| 238668506 | used on Gothis Cathedralsfor stability of the high, thin stone columns below the arches | flying buttresses | 28 | |
| 238668507 | common ground between reasoning and faith (science and religion) | Scholasticism | 29 | |
| 238668508 | Creator of the printing press | Johann Gutenburg | 30 | |
| 238668509 | Means "Great Charter" | Magna Carta | 31 | |
| 238668510 | Wrote the "Canterbury Tales" | Geoffrey Chauncer | 32 | |
| 238668511 | Young Venetian merchant who set out to reach the Mongol Court by long overload track across Central Asia | Marco Polo | 33 | |
| 238668512 | Wrote "Divine Comedy" | Dante Alighieri | 34 | |
| 238668513 | Greco-Roman traditions | Classical Period | 35 | |
| 238668514 | painted the Mona Lisa | Leonardo da Vinci | 36 | |
| 238668515 | Name given to "Justinian Plaque" in Europe | The Black Death | 37 | |
| 238668516 | Holy wars against the Muslims | The Crusades | 38 | |
| 238668517 | Means "rebirth" | The Renaissance | 39 | |
| 238668518 | The prosperity of Ghana rested on this | Control of gold and salt trades | 40 | |
| 238668519 | The Crusade launched by European Christians were motivated by this | Resentment of Islamic missionaries seeking to spread their faith along the Mediterranean | 41 | |
| 238668520 | Mongols attempted but failed to conquer this place | Japan | 42 | |
| 238668521 | Turkic-speaking slave armies used by the abbasid caliph | Mamluks | 43 | |
| 238668522 | Mansa Musa created a strong central gov. here | Mali | 44 | |
| 238668523 | Early Bantu migrations through Africa were caused by | Islamic missionary expeditions through west and central Africa, which opened up more areas to settlement | 45 | |
| 238668524 | Zheng He's birth place | Yunnan | 46 | |
| 238668525 | African goods traded on the Trans-Saharan Route included these | salt and gold | 47 | |
| 238668526 | Issue that confronted Muslim groups: Sunnis and Shi'ites | who Muhammad's successor should be | 48 | |
| 238668527 | Theocracy where religious and political leader leader was one of the same | Caliphate | 49 | |
| 238668528 | Eastern Orthodoxy and Latin church split | Great Schism | 50 | |
| 238668529 | rituals in which special individuals visited and influenced the supernatural world | Shaminism | 51 | |
| 238668530 | combination of Typhus, influenza, small pox, the plaque, and other diseases | Great Pandemic | 52 | |
| 238668531 | Most famous conqueror in history | Genghis khan | 53 | |
| 238668532 | Grandson of Genghis khan and leader of the Golden Hord | Batu | 54 | |
| 238668533 | Japan lies on this chain of volcanoes circling the Pacific Ocean | Ring of Fire | 55 | |
| 238668534 | Worship of forces of nature and means "the way of kami" | Shinto | 56 | |
| 238668535 | Japan was enfatuated with traditions, culture, architecture, customs, religion, and way of life of this place | China | 57 | |
| 238668536 | name for the supreme military commander in China | shogun | 58 | |
| 238668537 | inheritance from the mother | Matrilineal | 59 | |
| 238668538 | This place has the largest Muslim population in the world | Indonesia | 60 | |
| 238668539 | combining one religion with another | cultural diffusion | 61 | |
| 238668540 | "Ming" means | brilliant | 62 | |
| 238668541 | Patrilineal means | Patrilineal | 63 | |
| 238668542 | Muslims in east Africa came into west Africa because of this | trade | 64 | |
| 238698636 | Muslim group that thought that Muhammad's successor should be a direct descendant of him | Shi'ites | 65 | |
| 238698637 | Muslim group that thought that Muhammad's successor just had to come from the same tribe as Muhammad | Sunnis | 66 |
