Ap World History Flashcards
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4021893021 | Mongol Empire | The largest empire | 0 | |
4021893022 | Kubhali Khan | Marco Polo spent 20 years at the court of | 1 | |
4021893023 | Yurts | Tents made by the nomadic | 2 | |
4021893024 | Chieftain | The term sultan refers to | 3 | |
4021893025 | Shamanistic | The earliest religion of the Turkish people was | 4 | |
4021893026 | Islamic | In the tenth century the Turks living near the avacid empire began to convert to | 5 | |
4021893027 | Golden Horde | In 13-15 cent Russia was dominated by the | 6 | |
4021893028 | Osman | The founder of the Ottoman Turks | 7 | |
4021893029 | Long Distance Trade | During Mongol domination, this was increased and easier to do | 8 | |
4021893030 | Tamerlane | Late 14 century Turkish ruler, Capt. Delhi and India | 9 | |
4021893031 | Bananas | the introduction of the food crop in Africa 400ce migratory surge | 10 | |
4021893032 | Gold | moly became the wealthiest kingdom in subsaharan africa because of its control of | 11 | |
4021893033 | Bantu language | By 1000ce most parts south of the equator this was prevelant | 12 | |
4021893034 | Male | The Bantu ruling council was made up of the family | 13 | |
4021893035 | Mansa Musa | African ruler who made famous pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324 | 14 | |
4021893036 | Axum | A Christian kingdom in Ethiopia | 15 | |
4021893037 | Subsaharan women | In regards to gender, this group had more opportunities than in other societies | 16 | |
4021893038 | Iberian peninsula | Reconquest of Muslim territory started in this region | 17 | |
4021893039 | Holy Roman Empire | In the high Middle Ages the state that had more potential centralized imperial rule | 18 | |
4021893040 | State of England | State that developed the most political structure in early stages | 19 | |
4021893041 | England | William of Normandy conquered | 20 | |
4021893042 | Leif errikson | Newfoundland was found by | 21 | |
4021893043 | Saladin | Captured Jerusalem | 22 | |
4021893044 | First crusade | Only crusade that reached Jerusalem | 23 | |
4021893045 | Pope urban the second | Pope that stepped down after confrontation with Henry the fourth | 24 | |
4021893046 | Incas | Had mummies | 25 | |
4021893047 | Cuzco | Capital of inca empire | 26 | |
4021893048 | Tenochtitlan | Capital of Aztec empire | 27 | |
4021893049 | Quipi | Numeric aid, writing | 28 | |
4021893050 | Ally"I nui | Hawaii class of elite Chiefs | 29 | |
4021893051 | Iban Battuta | Morrocon legal scholar | 30 | |
4021893052 | Marco polo | Stories increase trade in China | 31 | |
4021893053 | China | Gun powder origins | 32 | |
4021893054 | Muslims | Introduced cotton to west Africa | 33 | |
4021893055 | Isabel and fernindad | The marriage of this two people led to the creation of the Spanish state | 34 | |
4021893056 | Temporary Decrease in workers wages | Not a common result of the bubonic plague | 35 | |
4021893057 | Zheng He | Made 7 expeditions , Chinese admiral | 36 | |
4021893058 | Mellelion crew | First circumnavigation completed by | 37 | |
4021893059 | Latitude | The astrolabe measured | 38 | |
4021893060 | James cook | Led 3 expeditions, died in Hawwai | 39 | |
4021893061 | Cuba | When Columbus reached here, he sent a crew to seek the court of China | 40 | |
4021893062 | Netherlands | Most prosperous country in 17 | 41 | |
4021893063 | Miguel Lopez | Philippines fell to this Spanish admiral | 42 | |
4021893064 | Sale of indulgences | Luther initial stimulus | 43 | |
4021893065 | Divorce | Even that inspired Henry the 8 to confront the pope | 44 | |
4021893066 | Lui the 14 | Versailles was the palace of | 45 | |
4021893067 | Council of Trent | Council that helped define and advance Catholic reformation | 46 | |
4021893068 | Adom smith | The first philosophical proposer of capitalism | 47 | |
4021893069 | Potulmaic | This universe was based on motionless earth surrounded by nine hollow spheres | 48 | |
4021893070 | Capillar | Stated that orbits are elliptical not circular | 49 | |
4021893071 | Newton | The law of universal gravitation | 50 | |
4021893072 | Mestizo | Indigenous and European heritage | 51 | |
4021893073 | Portugal and Spain | The treaty of turtoises split central and south, through | 52 | |
4021893074 | Peninsulars | Spanish migrants born in Europe | 53 | |
4021893075 | Prison | The British initially used Australia as a | 54 | |
4021893076 | Christian | The ruler of the kingdom of Congo, efanso, concerted to this religion and wanted others to convert | 55 | |
4021893077 | Manioc | Most important American crop introduced to Africa | 56 | |
4021893078 | Dutch | A trading post at Cape Town was first built in 1652 by | 57 | |
4021893079 | Firearms | In triangle s trade Europeans picked up Africa goods in return for | 58 | |
4021893080 | San Domingo | Riot brought end to slavey | 59 | |
4021893081 | Pure | The Manchus called their dynasty quing, which meant | 60 | |
4021893082 | Foot binding | Subjecgation of women | 61 | |
4021893083 | Dimo | Powerful Japanese warriors | 62 | |
4021893084 | Clear or bright | Hang Wu changed his name to Ming | 63 | |
4021893085 | Japanese | Term native to learning | 64 | |
4021893086 | Scholar gentry | After the emperor and his family, wealthiest | 65 | |
4021893087 | Ming | In regards to ruling philosophy and techniques the quing followed this before dynasty | 66 | |
4021893088 | Son of heaven , Mandate of Heaven | Chinese emperors role to maintain order on earth connection with heaven | 67 | |
4021893089 | Osaqua, Quito | Floating worlds of pleasure | 68 | |
4021893090 | Shajajan | Mugo ruler who created tag majal | 69 | |
4021893091 | Turkish | Ottoman Safavid and Mughal empires originally came from speaking tribes | 70 | |
4021893092 | Osman bey | Founder of the ottoman dynasty | 71 | |
4021893093 | Ottoman | Inspired by statues of Christian world | 72 | |
4021893094 | Collapse in centuries old civil exam | Not a reason for the decline of the Islamic empire | 73 | |
4021893095 | Sufi | Safavid Trace their ancestors to safialbin religion | 74 | |
4021893096 | Syria n Egypt | In 16 ottomans captured this two middle eastern | 75 |