AP world Crossword

7. a massive temple in Cambodia, and was a Hindu temple turned Buddhist
8. a Moroccan scholar and explorer of the 14th century, widely considered the greatest Muslim traveler in history
9. traditional wooden sailing vessels used for centuries for trade and fishing with lateen sails
10. a roadside inn or rest stop for travelers of the silk road
11. groups of people who have moved from their original homeland and settled in other parts of the world, maintaining cultural, religious, and linguistic ties to their place of origin
12. the largest and most influential pre-Columbian Native American city north of Mexico
15. Major trading city in the regions of Mali, Songhay, and Ghana
17. primarily used for positions where they would be perceived as loyal and powerless, such as guardians of the royal harem
19. the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty who moved the capital to Beijing
20. probably the most richest person that was alive, king of Mali

1. a sacred vessel used to collect food offerings from lay supporters during Buddhist monk daily alms rounds
2. a school of Mahayana Buddhism that emphasizes meditation
3. a type of ancient Chinese sailing vessel
4. a strategic and pragmatic approach to diplomacy characterized by establishing alliances through kinship
5. traditional West African storytellers
6. a powerful Indianized Buddhist dynasty that ruled parts of Java and Sumatra
13. a Mongol ruler who conquered much of Western Asia
14. a 73-meter-high victory tower and the tallest minaret in India
16. a Mongol-led imperial dynasty that ruled China from 1271 to 1368
18. Chinese navigator and head of the imperial fleet