AP World Chapters 3 and 4 Crossword

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Across
  1. 7. Groups of people centered around herding and following their animals, as agriculture was not possible due to their location.
  2. 9. The Song Dynasy ruled southern China, while pasotral Jurchen peoples ruled northern China.
  3. 10. Over 1000 Chinese artillery crews assisted the invasion of Persia, as this technique easily countered walled cities and forts.
  4. 12. Located near present St. Louis, one of the four major American trade networks.
  5. 13. These stations were a day apart from each other, and fostered Mongol communication and rapid trade.
  6. 15. Wat Largest religious structure in the modern world, located in the Khmer Kingdom of Angkor. Sought to express a Hindu understanding of the Cosmos.
  7. 17. The Chinese dynasty after the century-long Mongol rule, left with dealing with the aftermath of the Mongols.
  8. 20. Leaders shared the hardships of their mean, and any units who deserted during battle were subject to the death penalty.
Down
  1. 1. Inns or guesthouses located throughout the Silk Roads where merchants rested and exchanged goods.
  2. 2. Musa The ruler of Mali, and maybe the richest man ever to live, went on the Hajj in 1324 and he visited many Islamic civilizations along the way.
  3. 3. Wind currents that blew northeast during the summer and southwest during the winter, allowing for improved trade along the Indian Ocean Basin.
  4. 4. Mongol Chinese dynastic title, transferred the Mongol capital from karakorum to modern Beijing.
  5. 5. The Chinese emperor of the Ming Dynasty who started the Chinese fleet control over the Indian Ocean basin, and the expedition died with him.
  6. 6. of Malacca The chokepoint of Indian Ocean trade to the fulcrum of India, ports along the way flourished.
  7. 8. Rejected religious sides of Buddhism and Daoism, but used their standards combined with the classical Confucian texts.
  8. 11. sponsored and encyclopedia with 11000 volumes, ordered the building of the Forbidden City, dispatched Chinese fleets to the Indian Ocean.
  9. 14. Camel Camels could go ten days without water, allowing for trans-Saharan trade possible.
  10. 16. Buddhism Believes the Buddha was a deity rather than a man, and showed an emphasis upon compassion. Spread along the Silk Roads.
  11. 18. The Mongol capital city, with a centralized bureaucracy and specialized offices.
  12. 19. State-approved associations of merchants who pooled their resources to limit their losses if a caravan failed.