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Humanism
Renaissance
Landowning class
in China; produced
govt. employees
Mansa Musaa
Ming Dynasty
Eastern part of the
Roman Empire
Ibn Battuta
Serfs
Peasants legally
bound to their
land
Sponsored Zheng He’s
voyages, but then
suddenly stopped
exploration
Justinian’s Code
Practice that
inhibited upperclass women in
post-classical China
Term for the
Ottomans, Safavids,
and Mughals
Caliph
Gunpowder
empires
Primary crop grown
on Caribbean
plantations
Scholar-gentry
Byzantine law code
influenced by
Roman tradition
Eastern Orthodox
Branch of
Christianity in Byz
Empire, spread to
Russia
Yuan
Muhammed
Chinese dynasty
ruled by Mongols
Mongols failed
to conquer this
region
Islamic political
leader
Devshirme
“blood tax” used by
Ottomans to recruit
soldiers
Spread rapidly
along trade routes
Bubonic Plague
Queen Elizabeth
Time of secure
trade routes across
Eurasia
Japan
Caravel
Large Chinese
trade ships
Pax Mongolica
Indentured
servitude
Small, easily
maneuverable
trade ship used by
Spain and Port.
Khan
Mongol ruler
Junks
Economic system
based on private
ownership
Gutenberg Press
Kublai Khan
Magna Carta
Written to protect rights
of nobles in England
Monopoly
Capitalism
Mandate of
Heaven
Bushido
China
Absorbed most of the
world’s silver
Leader that
Westernized Russia
Peter the Great
Syncretic belief
system in the
Caribbean
Vodun
Absolute monarchy
Feudal manors
Crops that
increased Europe
and Asia;s
populations
Maize and
potatoes
South American
mandatory labor
system, exploited by
Spanish
Mita
Mercantilism
Economic policy focusing
on gold, silver, and
colonies as wealth
Scientific
Revolution
Flying money
Battle of Tours
Shogun
Held political power
in feudal Japan
Wars that led to
increased cultural
diffusion between
Europe and the East
Crusades
Revival of learning and
art in Europe starting in
the 1400s
Renaissance
Indulgences
Sikhism
Shia kingdom in
modern day Iran
95 Theses
Encomienda
Argued that Earth
revolved around
Sun
Sudanic Kingdoms in W.
Africa made rich by
gold-salt trade
Mystics who
spread Islam
into India and
SE Asia
Viceroy
Led voyages to
build China’s
prestige in Indian
Ocean
People bought and
sold as property
Nicolas Copernicus
Columbian Exchange
Ghana, Mali, and
Songhai
Paper currency
developed by Song
dynasty
Sufis
Spanish colonial
governor
Chattel slavery
Zheng He
Biological exchange
between E and W
hemispheres
footbinding
Byzantine Empire
Sugar
Helped spread
ideas of
Renaissance and
Reformation
Ottoman Empire
Sunni kingdom that
conquered the Byzantines
and formed in modern day
Turkey
Tokugawa Shogunate
chinampas
Islam
polytheism
quipu
Incan form of
record keeping,
consisting of series
of knots
Incas
Traditional Japanese
belief based on
veneration of nature
and ancestors
Shinto
People unified under
the Muslim faith
Dar al Islam
Tribute payment
Samurai
Formed the last
dynasty in China
(Qing)
mosque
Catholic
missionaries sent
to Asia and the
Americas
Jesuits
Enlightenment
creole
Mulatto
Full blooded Spanish, but
born in the Americas
Person of
European and
native American
descent
Aztec agricultural
innovation of
floating gardens
Manchus
Period of feudal rule in
Japan
Mestizo
Decimated the
native populations
in the Americas
Movement that applied
reason to understand
society, led to many
revolutions
Expanded
throughout N
Europe with their
sea-faring strength
Bantu migrations
patriarchy
Smallpox
Syncretic faith
blending elements of
Hinduism and Islam
Champa
Vikings
Fast-growing rice
from Vietnam, caused
pop. Boom in China
Created cultural and
linguistic ties in subSaharan Africa
Safavid Empire
Swahili city-states
Arose as a response
to the spread of
Buddhism in China
peninsulares
Neo-Confucianism
Luther’s complaints
against the Catholic
Church
Trade centers on East
African coast
Grants of land and
native laborers in
Spanish colonies
Mongols