| A | B |
|---|
| Dynasty that reunited China | Sui Dynasty |
| Expansion of Sui Dynasty | China to Tibet and Korea |
| way the Tang dynasty kept the peasants happy | Equal Field System |
| Nationalities of Changan trade | Arab, Indian, Iranian, Syrian |
| Empress Wu | Set up school based on Buddhist and Confucian scholarship |
| Tributary states of Tang Dynasty | Japan and Korea |
| Countries that must perform kowtow to Tang Dynasty | Japan and Siam |
| System between Song Dynasty and Nomads | Tribute System (to keep the peace) |
| problem with Song Dynasty economy | Inflation |
| Absorbed by the Mongol empire | Song Dynasty |
| Cause of Internal trade in Song Dynasty | Grand Canal |
| Trade led by the Song Dynasty | Afro-Eurasian Trade |
| leader of the Muslims | Caliph |
| countries conquered by the Umayyad clan | Syria, Egypt, Persia, North Africa, Spain, and Byzantine territory |
| controlled North African coast | Berber Tribesman |
| revolted and gained control over Egypt | Mamluks |
| Abbasid control | Symbolic |
| common bond of Islam | Spain to Africa, Middle East, Central and South Asia, Southeast Asia |
| roles of Byzantine monarchy | made laws, oversaw land distribution, had efficient military, and a bureaucracy that answered to the emperor |
| important product for Byantium | silk |
| what Charlemagne and Clovis used to establish legitimacy | the church |
| owned one-third of western Europe | the church and the pope |
| determined ones status in society | birth |
| code of conduct stressing honor, modesty, loyalty, and duty | Chivalry |
| attempted to copy China's empire-building | Yamato Clan |
| sent emissaries to China to model capital | Fujiwara Clan |
| military dictatorship in Kyoto | Kamakura Shogunate |
| controller of the military govt in Japan | Shogun |
| Traders with Japan | Korea and China |
| owners of Japanese lands | lords and Buddhist monasteries |
| religion native to Japan | Shintoism |
| contact with China cut off from Japan | Hein Period |
| movement of Vikings | plunderers to traders |
| job given to Turks by Muslims | Mercenaries (hired soldiers) |
| formed the Delhi Sultanate, introduced a strong Muslim presence in India | Afghan Turks |
| the Mongols greatest strength | mobility |
| conquered China and started the Yuan dynasty | Kublai Khan |
| stopped Mongol movement | mamluks |
| missionaries, under Batu, allowed to visit- | Russia |
| reached height during Pax Mongolia | Silk Road Trade |
