Chapter 3 and 4 AP World History Terms

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Across
  1. 6. People who focused on agricultural civilizations.
  2. 7. Chinese dynasty (1368–1644) that succeeded the Yuan dynasty of the Mongols.
  3. 9. Powerful state in South Africa that emerged from trade of gold.
  4. 11. Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships in a series of voyages.
  5. 12. Grandson of Chinggis Khan who became the first il-khan (subordinate khan) of Persia.
  6. 14. Buddhism that also brought up Confucian ideas from China.
  7. 17. Major Turkic empire established in Persia in the early sixteenth century and notable for its efforts to convert its people to Shia Islam.
  8. 19. Mongol dynasty initiated by Khubilai Khan that ruled China from 1271 to 1368.
Down
  1. 1. A widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official.
  2. 2. Chinese techniques for battle that the Mongols used that took part in the invasions of Persia.
  3. 3. Named after the Kipchak Turkic-speaking peoples north of the Caspian and Black seas, among whom the Mongols had settled.
  4. 4. Guesthouses located along trade routes of the Mediterranean Sea.
  5. 5. The prominent sect of Buddhism in Japan (common among Samurais)
  6. 7. Name historians gave to the Mongols because they were globally expanding.
  7. 8. Communities of many different people of different religions or traditions.
  8. 10. Paper money that was lightweight and was sometimes used as the prominent currency for trading.
  9. 13. Buddhism that ensured rebirth in a beautifully described heavenly realm.
  10. 15. The Mongol capital where many slaves would wound up after being conquered.
  11. 16. Provides rapid communication across the empire and fostered trade as well.
  12. 18. Alternating wind currents that blow predictably during summer and winter months.