AP World Semester 1 Review

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Across
  1. 5. Sea network linking Africa, Middle East, India, Southeast Asia.
  2. 8. 1494 papal line dividing New World between Spain/Portugal.
  3. 12. Syncretic Chinese philosophy blending Confucianism with Buddhism/Daoism.
  4. 13. Japanese military dictator holding power over symbolic emperor.
  5. 15. West African gold trading empire (c.1230-1600).
  6. 19. East African ports thriving on Indian Ocean commerce.
  7. 20. European manor system exchanging land for military service.
  8. 25. Mali emperor whose 1324 pilgrimage crashed gold markets.
  9. 26. Chinese dynasty (960-1279) known for commercialization, printing, and meritocracy.
  10. 28. Muslim dynasty ruling northern India (1206-1526).
  11. 30. Shia Persian empire (1501-1736) challenging Ottomans.
  12. 31. Hindu devotional movement rejecting caste ritualism.
  13. 32. Andean civilization with mit'a labor and road networks.
  14. 33. Plague pandemic killing 30-60% of Afro-Eurasia (1340s).
  15. 34. Manchu dynasty ruling China (1644-1911).
  16. 35. Muslim dynasty ruling Hindu-majority India.
Down
  1. 1. Global biological exchange of crops, animals, diseases after 1492.
  2. 2. Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal empires using firearms.
  3. 3. Investor-funded corporation limiting individual risk.
  4. 4. Slave-based monoculture agriculture in Americas.
  5. 6. Catholic reforms via Council of Trent, Jesuits, and Inquisition.
  6. 7. Martin Luther's 1517 challenge to Catholic indulgences and papal authority.
  7. 9. Elite Ottoman infantry recruited via devshirme from Christian boys.
  8. 10. Economic policy maximizing exports, minimizing imports for bullion.
  9. 11. Transatlantic slave voyage from Africa to Americas.
  10. 14. Atlantic cycle: Europe goods-Africa slaves-Americas crops.
  11. 16. Mesoamerican empire with Tenochtitlan capital and tribute system.
  12. 17. Mongol Peace enabling safe Silk Road travel across Eurasia.
  13. 18. Overland routes linking China to Mediterranean world.
  14. 21. Routes exchanging West African gold for salt.
  15. 22. Spanish colonial system granting Natives to colonists for labor.
  16. 23. China's waterway linking rice-rich south to population centers.
  17. 24. Spanish Pacific trade ships linking Mexico and Philippines.
  18. 27. Chinese merchant credit notes for long-distance trade.
  19. 29. Ottoman levy of Christian boys for Janissary corps.