Unit 3 & 4 Vocab (AP WORLD)

4. Widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official.
6. Swahili civilization participated in the larger Indian Ocean.
8. To North Africa and the Sahara in the early century. Remarkable animal could go 10 days without water.
10. Outlook rejected the religious aspects of both Buddhism and Daoism.
14. It was the most popular expression of Buddhism salvation of faith, study of meditation.
18. The increase of food production as well as population growthy urbanization, and industrial developments.
20. An agriculturally rich region closely allied with Srivijaya.

1. became a symbol rather than part of a daily activity.
2. The most prominent such pilgrim, ruler of Mali, huge quantities of gold.
3. they are a place were merchants can rest and trade with locals and resupply their animals.
5. West African historians, musicians, and poets and storytellers preserved and transmitted history.
7. Like Malacca on the Southeast Asian frontier of expanding Islamic world.
9. Chinese school of Buddhism, became Zen in Japan.
11. Captain Zheng he, sought to enroll distant people and states.
12. The tallest masonry tower in India. Carved with in scripted.
13. made it easier to not carry around heavy coins. A kind of contract promising payments.
15. Stunning architectural expression of Hinduism, largest religious structure in the premodern world.
16. Chinese dynasty suggesting a new beginning in Chinese history.
17. Became the first Khan of Persia. He killed his grandfather so years after his grandfather's first assault.
19. used triangular sails and were constructed without nails by sewing or stitching the boards together.