AP World Semester 1 Review

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Across
  1. 4. Investor corporation limiting risk on voyages.
  2. 8. Mongol Peace enabling safe Eurasian trade travel.
  3. 9. Global biological exchange after 1492 contact.
  4. 16. Muslim dynasty ruling tolerant Hindu-majority India.
  5. 18. Economic theory maximizing exports for bullion accumulation.
  6. 19. Sea network linking Africa, Arabia, India, East Asia.
  7. 20. Shia Persian empire challenging Sunni Ottomans.
  8. 24. Overland routes connecting East Asia to Mediterranean.
  9. 26. Spanish Native labor system resembling feudalism.
  10. 29. Gold-salt routes across Sahara linking West Africa.
  11. 30. Elite Ottoman infantry from Christian devshirme recruits.
  12. 31. 1494 line dividing New World between Spain/Portugal.
  13. 32. Monarchs claiming God-given absolute authority.
  14. 36. Religion/tech/crop spread through expanding trade networks.
  15. 37. Final Chinese imperial dynasty by Manchu conquest.
  16. 38. Mesoamerican empire using tribute system and human sacrifice.
  17. 39. East African ports thriving on Indian Ocean commerce.
  18. 40. Plague pandemic killing 30-60% of Afro-Eurasia.
Down
  1. 1. Global commerce dominated by Spanish American silver.
  2. 2. Ottoman Christian boy levy for elite military service.
  3. 3. Spanish Pacific ships linking Mexico and Philippines.
  4. 5. Rational philosophy blending Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism.
  5. 6. Mali ruler whose pilgrimage demonstrated massive wealth.
  6. 7. Largest contiguous land empire created by Genghis Khan.
  7. 10. Ottoman/Safavid/Mughal empires using firearms.
  8. 11. Military dictator controlling Japan behind symbolic emperor.
  9. 12. Manor system exchanging land for military service.
  10. 13. Catholic response via Jesuits and Council of Trent.
  11. 14. Chinese credit system enabling long-distance commerce.
  12. 15. Slave-based monoculture agriculture in Americas.
  13. 17. Transatlantic enslaved African voyage to Americas.
  14. 21. Andean civilization with mit'a labor and road networks.
  15. 22. Economic powerhouse with commercialization and merit-based bureaucracy.
  16. 23. Luther's challenge to Catholic Church authority.
  17. 25. Multiethnic Islamic empire controlling key trade routes.
  18. 27. Fortified Silk Road inns protecting merchants.
  19. 28. Muslim rule introducing Islam to Hindu northern India.
  20. 33. Atlantic cycle: Europe-Africa-Americas commerce.
  21. 34. China's massive waterway linking rice south to population north.
  22. 35. West African gold-salt trade empire led by Mansa Musa.