APWH Ch. 3/4 Vocab

1. Another name for the Black Death; spread along the trade routes of the Mongols.
4. A new form of money that was much lighter than coins.
8. A kingdom in Java; where the famous temple Borobudur is located.
9. A traveling Arabian scholar that helped to promote and spread Islam.
10. The Mongol capital where skilled craftsmen were brought here to work.
11. Guest house along the Silk Road that allowed merchants to trade and rest.
15. A variant of Buddhism that focused more on faith rather than study or meditation.
17. Muslim Eunuch from China attempting to enroll more states into the Chinese tributary system.
18. Something that the Mongols promoted throughout Eurasia
19. A Chinese dynastic title set by the Mongols, suggesting a new beginning in Chinese history.
20. A form of permanent settlement that consisted of merchants that both taught and learned cultures.
24. A nickname given to Europeans after their behaviours at the initial times of their expansion.
26. A new religion that rejected religious aspects of Buddhism and Daoism, but appreciated the high moral standards of Buddhism.
27. The name of a Chinese emperor after the Mongol rule, who tried to bring back previous Chinese traditions and cultures.
28. An oceanic vessel from Indian or Arabian origin.
30. A state approved association of merchants that allowed them to pool together their resources and thus reduce loss.
32. An North American chiefdom at the center of a trading network.

2. A language that showed a blend of African and Arabian cultures.
3. The ruler of Mali with prosperous amounts of gold - even considered to be the richest in history.
5. Using artillery and cavalry, along with Chinese knowledge, this tactic helped Mongols in war.
6. An animal that can both go 10 days without water that made the long trek across the Saharan Desert possible.
7. A phenomenon where 5 major settlements emerged out of many.
12. A large Islamic temple built in modern day India that showed both the Sea Road's cultural and economic significance.
13. A West African city that blossomed and grew due to trade.
14. A Buddhist practice that became a symbol.
16. People personally loyal to the empire with great authority.
21. A system of stations that both allowed rapid communications along with fostering trade.
22. Oral storytellers and historians that saved and preserved many parts of history.
23. A variant of Buddhism that centered around meditation that also showed cultural diffusion.
25. A Khmer piece of architecture that was a blend of both Hinduism and Buddhism.
29. The grandson of Chinggis Khan, helped conquer Persia
31. A Islamic revolution that was how newly introduced technologies and culture led to increased agricultural advancements.