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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| this time period was from the fall of the roman empire until 1000 ad | the dark ages |
| a japanese religion whose followers believed that all things in the natural world are filled with divine spirits is | shinto |
| a set of laws established by the byzantine emporer and used numerous countries as a reference | justinian code |
| what battle occured in 732 ad that kept the muslims out of central europe | the battle of tours |
| a large open air market is a | baazar |
| the relationship among family members is known as | kinship |
| who called the 1st crusade | pope urban (roman numeral 2) |
| 80% of japan is made up of | mountains |
| how was gold and salt trade in west africa | equally |
| this leaders birth name was temujin when he became leader of his people his name became | Genghis Khan |
| who is the founder of algebra | alkwarzmi |
| this person held the power in fuedal japan | shogun |
| what was the capital of the byzantine empire | Constantinople |
| system of tracing a females decent through the families of the family is called | matralineal |
| the founder of the islamic religion was | muhammad |
| ------------------ brought social order to the dark ages it was political and economic system based on the relationship between large landowners and people who needed protection | fuedalism |
| the --------------- held the power in the italian city states and were the wealthiest | patricians |
| a watering hole found in a desert | oasis |
| monks formed religious communities called | monasteries |
| the name of the house of worship for muslims was called the | mosque |
| someone who spoke against the catholic church was considered to be a | heretic |
| a person who passes down customs history legend art and poetry through story telling in africa is called | griot |
| this disease killed over one third of Europes population | the plague |
| by 1492--------were finally pushed out of spain | muslims |
| if you are kicked out of a church it is called | excommunication |
| an are form that depicts people as they really are is called | realism |
| a region of grassland containing scattered trees and vegetation | savanna |
| a triangular shaped landform made by mud and slit deposited at the rivers mouth | delta |
| a civil and religious ruler of the muslims | caliph |
| a strip of dry grasslands on the southern border of the sahara also known as the shores of the desert | sahel |
| the name of art form in which colored tiles are placed in an order to make a picture is called | mosaic |
| invented the printing press | johannes gutenburg |
| a group of families who live together for protection reasons | clan |
| the castle and estate of the feudal lord was a | manor |
| ----------is based on the beliefs that focus on proper conduct leads to a better life | confucianism |
| a person who travels place to place with no given home is called a | nomad |
| a religion based on the teaching of siddhartha gautama is | buddism |
| a french word meaning rebirth | renesaince |
| making a plgrimage to mecca once in their lifetime is called a | hajj |
| a belief system based on the teaching of laozi a chinese philosipher is called | daoism |
| to take a holy trip one takes a | pilgrimage |
| the second pillar if islam is prayer it states that muslimsmust pray | five times a day |
| when several catholic churches are joined together they form a | diocese |
| the catholic church sold these with the purpose of forgiving peoples sins | indulgences |
| a vast semiarid grassland found primarily in central asia | steppes |
| someone who is an unbeliever to another s religion is called | infidel |
| the head of eastern orthodox church is called this | patriarch |
| someone who supported the arts during the renaissance was called a | patron |
| a picture of a god is called an | icon |
| what is the largest desert in the world | the sahara |
| wat is the major trade route | the silk road |
| means division within and organization or group | schism |
| a felt made structured that was the home for the mongolian people is called a | yurt |
| someone who studdied the classics and tried to relive them was called | humanist |
| which large church was bulit in canstantinople and is seen as an architectural feat | hagia sophia |
| another name for a midevil peasant is called a | serf |
| what great german leader broughtr stability back to europe and was crowned the emporer of the holy roman empire | charlenmagne |
| who slpit the roman empoire in half in his will | theodosius 1 |
| what country or empire was the first to establish a paper currency | china |
| a person considered by another group to be primative would be called | barbarian |
| the belif in one god is called | montheism |
| the center of peoples lives in medieval europe ws the | church |
| a medieval trade prganization was called a | guild |
| who was the west african king who took a holy pilgrimage to mecca in the 14th century | mansa musa |
| money paid to the groom by the brides family in purpose of thanking him for marrying her was called | dowry |
| what was the name given to the new middle class that grew in italian city states | commercial |
| a person whos worships images and does not follow any of the monotheistic religions is called | pagan |
| which holy crusade was succesful | the first |
| the deliverence of the soul from the power of sin is called | salvation |
| most ideas exchanged throughout history occured | trade |
| the head of the catholic church is called a | pope |
| the condition of being separated or away from eveyone id commonly reffered to as being | isolated |
| constantinople is presently known as | istanbul |
| constantinople used to be called | Byzantine |
| the term to describe a familys rule of a country or empire were the power is passed down through the family is called a | dynasty |
| who was the most powerful institution in medieval europe | the catholic church |
| who conquered most europe in the 5th century and lead to the fall of rome | visigoths |
| charlemagnes palace teacher founder of the university of paris who is this man | alcuin |
| genghis khans grandson founder of the yuan dynasty in china | kublai |
| many of the inventions the europeans take credit for were actually invented in | china |
| name the 1st islamic empire it was established in 660s | umayyad |
| what term is used to describe the process of promoting or demoting a person based on his or her job preformance | meritocracy |
| who is viewed as the greatest renaissance figure | leonardo d vinci |
| a medieval trained warrior was commonly called a | knight |
| a trained japanese warrior was called a | samurai |
| the belief in more than one god is commonly called | monotheism |
| a what was the fastest mode of transportation of medieval travelers | water |
| the belif in one god is called | polytheism |
| by what code of conduct did a samurai warrior live | budisho |
| a type of rule that has a king or king with absolute power is called a | monarchy |
| people who belong to a religious order are commonly reffered to as | clergy |
| what germanic tribe united a europe during the middle ages | the franks |
| the overall objective of the crusades | to override the holy land |
| what year when the muslims were pushed out of spain | 1492 |
| list africa empires in alphebetical order | ghana mali songhai |
| frankish king who converted people into christianity | clovis |
| what was the seat of power for the catholic church | rome |
| names for the byzantine empire capitals in order | byzantium constantinople instanbul |