Here are the people to help you review for the final
I will be adding the rest of the names as I go along reviewing the chapters backwards for the final
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| 69776175 | Giotto | Florentine painter (1267-1337) Credited for reviving "lost art of painting" Replaced religious scenes with natural and human portraits | 0 | |
| 69776176 | Jan van Eyuk | Flemish painter (1390-1441) Brought new painting technique from north of Alps Mixed pigments with linseed oils instead of diluted egg yolk: better luster, slowed drying | 1 | |
| 69776177 | Leonardo da Vinci | (1452-1519) Oil painted Mona Lisa Fresco (painting in wet plaster) The Last Supper Expanded to designs and innovation Airplanes Submarines Tanks | 2 | |
| 69776178 | Michelangelo | (1472-1564) Worked on fresco bible scenes- ceiling of Sistine Chapel in Vatican, Statues of David and Moses, Dome of new Saint Peter's Basilica | 3 | |
| 69776179 | Cosimo de' Medici | (1389-1464) Spent huge amounts of money on art, patron paintings, sculptures, and public buildings | 4 | |
| 69776180 | Lorenzo | (1449-1492) Grandson of Cosimo de' Medici, Known as "the Magnificent", Even more lavish than grandfather | 5 | |
| 69776181 | Ibn Battuta | Muslim scholar/traveller, explored much of Islamic world and recorded observations | 6 | |
| 69776182 | Takur | (1030) First sub-Saharan African ruler to adopt new faith | 7 | |
| 69776183 | Sundiatta | Upstart leader of Malinke people, defeated Sumanguru Malinke epic sagas recall battles as "powerful magicians" | 8 | |
| 69776184 | Sumanguru | Defeated by Sundiatta's smaller forces | 9 | |
| 69776185 | Mansa Kankan Musa | Ruler of Mali- went on pilgrimage showing people wealth of Mali: With wife and 500 of her ladies in waiting, 500 slaves carried golden staffs Value of gold through Cairo remained depressed for years from his giving of wealth | 10 | |
| 69776186 | Mansa Suleiman | Successor of Mansa Musa, praised by Ibn Battuta: less injustice, safety in land and passage of trade, more equality Criticized by Ibn Battuta: clothing condition of women, some other customs | 11 | |
| 69776187 | Iltutmish | (1211-1236) Conquered others in India, created largest Indian State, massacred others | 12 | |
| 69776188 | Raziya | (1236-1240) Daughter of Iltutmish, ruled well, dressed like a man, rode at head of troops | 13 | |
| 69776189 | Ala-ud-din Khalji | (1296-1316) Control over outlying provinces, high taxes, seized Gujarat in 1298 | 14 | |
| 69776190 | ibn Tughluq | (1325-1351) Recieved Ibn Battuta in palace: praised for generosity, criticized for cruelty (dragging blind man for 40 days, catapulting paralyzed man out of city, murdering mother and brother) | 15 | |
| 69776191 | Firuz Shah | (1351-1388) Successor of Tuqhluq- alienated Hindus, taxed Brahmins, good relations with Muslim elite | 16 | |
| 69776192 | Timur | Turko-Mongol leader, captured Dehli in 1398, brought downfall of Dehli sultanate | 17 | |
| 69776918 | Genghis Khan | Supreme leader, made Mongol one of largest empires, originally know as Temujin | 18 | |
| 69776919 | Ogodei | Son and successor of Genghis Khan, Attacked China, expanded it further | 19 | |
| 69776920 | Batu | Grandson of Genghis Khan, attacked Russia to expand Mongolian Empire even more | 20 | |
| 69776921 | Khubilai Khan | Self proclaimed Great Khan in 1265, successor of Ogodei | 21 | |
| 70716228 | Moctezuma II | (1502-1520) Ruler of the Aztecs at time of downfall- lived extremely lavishly like a god | 22 | |
| 70716229 | Toplaitzin | One of 2 rulers that ruled together in the Toltec state, was later exile | 23 | |
| 70716230 | Quetzalcoatl | Feathered Serpent God in Teotihuacan and other Mesoamerican cities | 24 | |
| 70718403 | Huitzilopochtli | Main god of Aztecs, first war god, then Sun god, believed he required a steady diet of human hearts | 25 | |
| 70718404 | Francisco Pisarro | Conquistador, conquered Incas | 26 | |
| 70718405 | Hernan Cortez | Conquistador, conquered Aztecs | 27 | |
| 70718406 | Confucius | (551-479 B.C.E) Kongzi, he was a Chinese philosopher, significantly influenced public service and belief systems | 28 | |
| 70718407 | Charlemagne | (742-814) King of Francs, established Carolingian Empire, changed relationship with church and state (better), first Emperor in Europe for over 300 years | 29 | |
| 70718408 | Mohammad | (570-632) Arab prophet, credited for founding Islam | 30 | |
| 70942642 | Alexius Comnenus | (1081-1118) Byzantine Emperor, emphasis on status in society | 31 | |
| 70942643 | Anna Comnena | Daughter of Emperor Alexius Comnenus, hated Church, wrote book on father's achievements | 32 | |
| 70942644 | Cyril and Methodius | Two brothers, went on journey to Slavs of Moravia, preached local language, created writing in use for Slavic Orthodox Christians | 33 |
