AP World Chapters 3 and 4

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Across
  1. 3. Relationships from one end of Eurasia to the other (political authorities)
  2. 4. A form of Buddhism which featured Buddha as a deity, numerous bodhisattvas, and an emphasis on compassion and earning merit, flourished on Silk Roadss
  3. 7. Caravans stopped at guesthouses and inns located across trade routes to aid merchants
  4. 9. major Turkic empire established in Persia
  5. 11. A form of Confucianism with the rejection of the Buddhist and Daoist's religious aspects, but the high moral standards of Buddhism and texts of Confucianism
  6. 14. A major commercial city of West Africa and center of Islamic scholarship and learning
  7. 16. Caliph that established the House of Wisdom
  8. 18. A form of Buddhism that focused on seeking one's nature by staying in the present and meditation, popular in Japan
  9. 19. A symbol that represented the giving up of materialistic goods from Theravada Buddhism
  10. 22. Castrated men personally loyal to the emperor
Down
  1. 1. Bacteria responsible for Black Death
  2. 2. Russian name for incorporation of Russia into the Mongol Empire
  3. 5. A form of Buddhism based on the emphasis of salvation by faith and meditation, popular among Chinese
  4. 6. Mongol capital
  5. 8. Key factor for the effectiveness of the Mongol army, leaders picked off of this
  6. 10. China was the ______ of trading through Afro-Eurasia
  7. 12. Chinese techniques that were acquired by the Mongols
  8. 13. Mongol Dynasty that ruled China from 1231 to 1368
  9. 15. Alternating wind currents that blew northeast during the summer months and southwest during the winter
  10. 17. Chinese dynasty that succeeded the Yuan Dynasty, return of traditional Chinese ways
  11. 20. Technology that made use of different means of transportation
  12. 21. Grandson of Genghis Khan who became the first il-Khan of Persia
  13. 23. Animal that could go 10 days without water, made trade possible throughout the Sahara