CHAPTERS 3 and 4 by-V

2. In Japan it was highly popular among the samurai warrior class.
3. A widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official
5. Sponsored an enormous Encyclopedia of some 11,000 volumes
7. Fleets captained by the Muslim eunuch named?
9. A major turning point in African commercial life occurred with the introduction of?
11. Became a highly popular and authentically Chinese version of the Indian faith.
13. Improvements in sails, new kinds of ships
14. The ruler or mansa of the Kingdom of Mali
15. An agriculturally rich region closely allied with Srivijaya
16. State-approved associations of merchants that allowed them to pool their resources and limit their losses in the event that a particular caravan failed.
18. A language widely spoken in East Africa today
19. Earned local languages, cultures, and trading practices while also retaining links to their home societies.
20. Chinggis Khan's grandson

1. This outlook rejected the religious aspects of both Buddhism and Daoism but appreciated the high moral standards of Buddhist teachings, while returning to classical texts of Confucianism
4. The Italian traveler Marco Polo’s admiration for
6. Chinggis Khan and China’s Mongol ruler from 1271 to 1294 who initiated the
8. Developed into major Central Asian commercial cities such as Bukhara, Samarkand, Khotan, Kashgar, and Dunhuang.
10. Monks became a symbol rather than part of a daily activity.
12. Mongol capital
17. One of the major trading cities