Download Key Terms – Unit 2

Key Terms – Unit 2
1. Abbasid
2. Abu Bakr
3. Ali
4. Axum
5. Baghdad
6. Battle of Tours
7. Benin
8. Bourbons
9. Burghers
10. Byzantine Empire
11. Caliphate
12. Carolingian Dynasty
13. Caste
14. Charlemagne
15. Charles Martel
16. Chichen Itza
17. Code of Bushido
18. Code of chivalry
19. Crusades
20. Czar
21. Daimyo
22. Dome of the Rock
23. Dynasty
24. Eleanor of Aquitaine
25. Emperor Xuanzong
26. Ferdinand
27. Feudalism
28. Five Pillars of Islam
29. Franks
30. Genghis Khan
31. Golden Horde
32. Hagia Sophia
33. Hanseatic League
34. Heresies
35. Holy Roman Empire
36. Hordes
37. Hundred Years’ War
38. Incan
39. Inquisition
40. Interregnum
41. Islam
42. Ivan the Terrible
43. Joan of Arc
44. Justinian
45. Justinian Code
46. King Clovis
47. King Hugh Capet
48. Kublai Khan
49. Kush
50. Machu Picchu
51. Magna Carta
52. Magyars
53. Mali
54. Manors
55. Mansa Musa
56. Marco Polo
57. Mayan
58. Mecca
59. Medina
60. Mesoamerica
61. Middle Ages
62. Ming
63. Mohammed
64. Mongol
65. Muslims
66. Oral literature
67. Orthodox Christianity
68. Otto the Great
69. Peasant
70. Pepin
71. Pope
72. Pope Innocent III
73. Primogeniture
74. Prince Shotoku
75. Queen Isabella
76. quipu
77. Qur’an
78. Scholasticism
79. Serfs
80. Shogun
81. Shogunate (bakufu)
82. Song
83. Song
84. Spanish Inquisition
85. St. Cyril
86. Sufis
87. Sunni/Shia
88. T’ang
89. Taika Reforms
90. Tang
91. Tatars
92. Temple of the Sun
93. Tenochtitlan
94. Thomas Aquinas
95. Tikal
96. Timur Lang
97. Timur the Lame
98. Treaty of Verdun
99. Umayidd
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Vassals
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Viking/Norse
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Vladimir
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William the Conqueror
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Wu Zhao
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provincial leaders
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Sharia
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ulama
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jihad
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bedouins
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Moors
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Sephardim
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Christian monks
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ideographic
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Cyrillic alphabet
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Hagia Sofia
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woodblock printing
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Arabesque
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astrolabe
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Arabic numerals
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mosque
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minaret
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dome
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pillars
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vernacular languages
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polyphonic music
Romanesque
Avicenna
Al Razi
Al Khwarizmi
Omar Khayyam
Rubaiyat in Persian
Li Tai-Po
Orthodox
Conservative
Hadith
Legalism
Shinto
Tao Te Ching
Thousand and One Nights
Great Schism
Patriarch
Greek Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
Swahili
Sofala
Kilwa
monsoons
Silk Road
mawali
Mali Empire
Songhay Empire
hajj
scholar gentry
Ibn Battuta
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
calligraphy
monochrome
footbinding as metaphor
interregnum
shogun
puppet emperor
Taika reforms
uji
warlordism
imperial bureaucracy
Muhammad
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caliph
Ali
Yuan dynasty
junk
compass
abacus
movable type
landscape painting
currency-based economy
new strains of rice
Prince Shotoku
Yamato clan
compatibility of Chinese values
sedentary agriculture
shifting cultivation
pastoral nomadism
foraging
feudalism
manorialism
fiefs
vassals
reciprocal relationship
samurai
nation-states
absolute despotism
William the Conqueror
jury system
King John
Magna Carta
Parliament
power of the purse
Hugh Capets
Sundiata
Timbuktu
Louis IX
centralized monarchy
Renaissance
Aristotle
Plato
Cicero
humanism
scholasticism
Byzantine Empire
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iconoclastic controversy
clergy
Avignon
Reformation
Counter-reformation
Charlemagne
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Humanists
Vikings
Code of chivalry
Code of the samurai
Demesne land
Guilds
Gothic architecture
Hanseatic League
Hundred Years War
Interdict
Inquisition
Monasticism, importance of
Northern Renaissance
High Renaissance
Papal States
Russian Orthodox Church
Perspective in art
Villein
Seljuk Turks
Ottoman Turks
sultan
Crusade
Bantu
Zimbabwe
Mamluks
Tatars
Genghis Khan
khanates
Golden Horde
Khazars
Kievan Russia
city-states
national identity
Balkan Peninsula
steppes
bubonic plague
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Black Death
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Mesoamerica
Maya
Toltecs
Quetzalcoatl
priest-scholars
differentiated labor
ceremonial centers
mounds
pyramids
Inca
Hillside terracing
Quipu
tribute
Tula
Aztec Empire
Hernan Cortes
Montezuma
Francisco Pizarro
Atahualpa
Cuzco
Teotihuacan
Acculturation
Calpulli
Despotism
bakufu
bushi
bushido
celadon
daimyo
Gempei Wars
kowtow
Neo-Confucianism
seppuku
tea ceremony
Allah
Battle of Tours
Five Pillars
harem
hijrah
Ka'aba
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People of the Book
Ramadan
shariah
umma
zakat
benefice
excommunication
investiture
medieval
Middle Ages
moldboard plow
age grade
Austronesian
caravel
griots
kamikaze
Khan
lateen sail
Malay sailors
Maori
metropolitan
Middle Kingdom
Ming dynasty
Mongol Peace
stateless society
steppe diplomacy
syncretism
Anasazi
ayllus
Chimor
chinampas
Mexica
Mississippians
mita
parallel descent
Quechua