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Global I - Mongols, Japanese Fedualism, Early Africa

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The Mongolsbuilt the largest empire in history
A famous Mongol warrior kingGenghiz Khan
Kubli KhanGrandson of Genghiz Khan
The conquered peoples of the Mongolsallowed to live as before, but must pay high taxes
Zheng HeChinese explorer who led a fleet of ships to SE Asia, India, coast of Africa. Led to cultural diffusion with other lands
The African civilizationswere advanced prior to the arrival of Europeans
Mansa-MusaRuled Mali for nearly 25 years.
Mansa-Musa's empireHis empire resulted in cultural diffusion. Carried by trade into sub-Saharan Africa
What were two most important products traded in West Africa?gold and salt
How did West African rulers build powerful kingdomsby gaining control of trade routes and defeating their enemies
The kingdoms of Africa grew wealthythrough trade
What linked East Africa with other regions?Trade routes across the Indian Ocean
ConstantinopleThe capital city of the Byzantine empire. It was a very welaty trading city
Justinian's Codecollected, revised, and organized the laws of Rome
Hagia SophiaThe church (of holy wisdom) in Constantinople with the huge dome that was a model for later buildings. Classic example of cultural diffusion
What is a icon?a holy image (painting, statue)
The Western Church (Rome)led by the pope in Rome.
The Eastern church (Constantinople)led by the Byzantine Emperior and a religious patriarch. Rejected the pope's authority
One reason for success of Islamic Civilization isweakness of the byzantine and persian empires
What is a Golden Age?a time when a nation is peaceful and prosperous. The best time in their history.
The Dome of the Rocka great mosque located in Jersalem
mechanical clockcomplex system of wheels that told exact time
footbindingkept women as inferior to men
Emperorheld highest rank in society but had not political power
shogunactual ruler in Japan
daimyolarge landowners
samuraiwarriors loyal to daimyo
merchantslow status but gradually gained influence
Japan is locatedon an archipelago (chain of islands)
How much arable land is there in Japan?Not a lot - very mountainous
Ring of Firearea in Pacific with lots of volcanoes and earthquakes
What countries greatly influenced Japan?Korea and China
The feudal system of Japan is similar to that ofEurope
Samuraisilled in fighting. like European knights
KabukiJapanese theater
HaikuJapanese poetry
What prevented Mongols from invading Japan?Their boats were sunk by storms. Japanese refer to these storms as kamikaze (divine wind)
Where is Korea?a peninsula in Asia
What country greatly influenced Korea?China
What area did the Mongol Empire cover?from Kiev to Korea
What are the three early kingdoms of Africa?Ghana, Mali, Songhai


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