Eastern Hemisphere Trade. Goodman. Period 4C-5A

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  1. 2. New form of credit made by the Chinese. It was paper cash commonly used in the silk road. It commonly flew away granting it the nickname...
  2. 6. African storyteller. Commonly used to preserve culture.
  3. 7. Used by Buddhist monks to gain wealth. Went against Buddhist Ascetic ideas.
  4. 9. Widely spoken across Africa and Arabia. Cosmopolitan or diverse language.
  5. 13. Japanese take on Buddhism, highly popular among the samurai class. Emerged from the Chinese Chan school.
  6. 14. Chinese captain who went on sea expeditions to recruit countries to the Chinese tributary system.
  7. 15. Renowned center of learning. Housed more than 150 schools and attracted students from across the eastern hemisphere. As such it was a thriving and culturally diverse region.
  8. 17. Rebirth of Confucius classical texts. Rejected teachings of Daoism and Buddhism.
  9. 18. Inns or gatehouses scattered around trade routes from the Mediterranean to china, merchants rested here. Facilitated cultural ideas.
  10. 19. Ruler of Mali who underwent a legendary Hajj or pilgrimage to mecca. He was one of if not the most wealthy man in history. Gave out enough gold to cause inflation.
  11. 20. Stunning expression of Hindu architecture. Largest religous structure in the premodern world. Showed the Hindu expression of the cosmos.
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  1. 1. Nickname given to European people due to there oceanic expansion that resembled the mongols.
  2. 3. Focused on salvation through faith without intense meditation. Chinese version of Hindu faith.
  3. 4. A revolution of irrigation technology which led to more food and population growth across the Islamic world.
  4. 5. Kingdom in central Java. Closely allied with Srivijaya. Had many monuments of both Hindu and Buddhist origins.
  5. 8. Used along sand roads to accommodate larger cargoes. Promoted trade of bulk goods (Noah's favorite)
  6. 10. Extravagant building by the first Muslim ruler of Delhi.
  7. 11. Communities which were located across common trade routes. Typically culturally and intellectually diverse.
  8. 12. New form of Arab sails/ship that emerged during the sea roads.
  9. 16. Well traveled Arab scholar, merchant and public official. Visited many Muslim societies.