Transcript Unit 2 Jeopardy Review Part 3

Africa in the
Medieval
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Islamic
Empires
The Americas
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Byzantine
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Crisis in
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Before 1492
THIS West African “gold coast”
kingdom’s kings converted to Islam
by the 10th century.
THIS West African “gold coast”
kingdom’s kings converted to Islam
by the 10th century.
Ghana
HIS story describes the strength
of Islam as it was brought to the
Mali empire in the 13th century.
HIS story describes the strength
of Islam as it was brought to the
Mali empire in the 13th century.
Sundiata
THIS Islamic king of Mali from
the 14th century engaged in the
Hajj and was characterized by the
freeing of hundreds of servants.
THIS Islamic king of Mali from
the 14th century engaged in the
Hajj and was characterized by the
freeing of hundreds of servants.
Mansa Musa
THIS was the busiest trade port of
East Africa.
THIS was the busiest trade port of
East Africa.
Kilwa
THIS kingdom of East Africa
unified 18,000 people and
regulated most of the gold and
slaves of the Indian Ocean trade.
THIS kingdom of East Africa
unified 18,000 people and
regulated most of the gold and
slaves of the Indian Ocean trade.
The Great Zimbabwe
THIS conquering Arab Islamic
empire conquered parts of North
Africa and the Middle East and
made its capital at Damascus.
THIS conquering Arab Islamic
empire conquered parts of North
Africa and the Middle East and
made its capital at Damascus.
Umayyad Empire
THIS was the head tax placed on
non-Muslims who did not convert to
Islam.
THIS was the head tax placed on
non-Muslims who did not convert to
Islam.
Jizya
THIS Arab-Muslim empire was not a
conquering empire, maintained
decent relationships with Western
Europe, and established its capital at
Baghdad.
THIS Arab-Muslim empire was not a
conquering empire, maintained
decent relationships with Western
Europe, and established its capital at
Baghdad.
Abbasid Empire
Al-Andalus encompassed the Islamic
claims of THIS region of Western
Europe.
Al-Andalus encompassed the Islamic
claims of THIS region of Western
Europe.
Iberian Peninsula
THIS battle in the 8th century
halted Islamic expansion into
France.
THIS battle in the 8th century
halted Islamic expansion into
France.
Battle of Tours
THIS was the capital city of the
Aztec.
THIS was the capital city of the
Aztec.
Tenochtitlan
THIS Aztec agricultural practice
was characterized by small island
fertile lands surrounded by motes
of water.
THIS Aztec agricultural practice
was characterized by small island
fertile lands surrounded by motes
of water.
Chinampas
The _____ typically sacrificed
more human beings as
nourishment to the gods while
the _____ typically sacrificed
few humans and more
possessions as tribute to the gods.
The _____ typically sacrificed
more human beings as
nourishment to the gods while
the _____ typically sacrificed
few humans and more
possessions as tribute to the gods.
Aztecs
Inca
The Inca build over 10,000 miles
of road which linked up various
cities in Peru with THIS Incan
capital city.
The Inca build over 10,000 miles
of road which linked up various
cities in Peru with THIS Incan
capital city.
Cuzco
THIS was a record-keeping
practice utilized by the Inca.
THIS was a record-keeping
practice utilized by the Inca.
Quipu
HE was the most powerful of the
Byzantine emperors.
HE was the most powerful of the
Byzantine emperors.
Justinian
THIS major religious event
occurred in 1054 which officially
created the Byzantine Christian
Church.
THIS major religious event
occurred in 1054 which officially
created the Byzantine Christian
Church.
The Great Schism
THIS was one of the key issues
between Catholicism and Eastern
Christianity which led to split in
Christendom.
THIS was one of the key issues
between Catholicism and Eastern
Christianity which led to split in
Christendom.
Iconoclasm
HE was the Byzantine emperor of
the late 11th century who persuaded
Pope Urban II to conscript an army
for the First Crusade.
HE was the Byzantine emperor of
the late 11th century who persuaded
Pope Urban II to conscript an army
for the First Crusade.
Alexius I
THIS once Christian Church, which is
now an Islamic mosque, was
constructed in the 6th century to
supercede the beauty of Rome’s
churches.
THIS once Christian Church, which is
now an Islamic mosque, was
constructed in the 6th century to
supercede the beauty of Rome’s
churches.
Hagia Sophia
THIS occurred in the middle of
the 14th century, which saw the
death of over 40 million
Europeans.
THIS occurred in the middle of
the 14th century, which saw the
death of over 40 million
Europeans.
Black Death
Lasting for 148 years, THIS war
changed medieval warfare to
more modern warfare, and gave
Europeans nationalistic reasons
to wage war rather than just
religious reasons.
Lasting for 148 years, THIS war
changed medieval warfare to
more modern warfare, and gave
Europeans nationalistic reasons
to wage war rather than just
religious reasons.
Hundred Years’ War
THIS group of Norse “pirates”
invaded parts of Europe and
traveled across the Atlantic Ocean,
but made no permanent settlements.
THIS group of Norse “pirates”
invaded parts of Europe and
traveled across the Atlantic
Ocean, but made no permanent
settlements.
Vikings
THIS civil war in England
occurred after the Hundred Years’
War, seeing the ascending of
Henry VII, the first Tudor
monarch, to the throne.
THIS civil war in England
occurred after the Hundred Years’
War, seeing the ascending of
Henry VII, the first Tudor
monarch, to the throne.
War of the Roses
During the 11th century England
erupted into civil war, and after
THIS battle in 1066 William of
Normandy became King of England.
During the 11th century England
erupted into civil war, and after
THIS battle in 1066 William of
Normandy became King of England.
Battle of Hastings