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World History Mid Term

TermDefinition
Crusades The Holy war
Ethnic Groups People of the same race or nationality who share a distinctive culture and language.
Feudalism Local lords govern their lands but owe support and military service to a greater Lord.
Golden Horde A Mongloian army that swept over Eastern Europe in the 13th century.
Justinians code A complete code of law based on Roman law; all civil law (not criminal law)
Plague A contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people.
Archipelago a chain of islands.
Bushido The code of honor and morals, developed by the Japanese Samurai
Samurai Japanese warrior.
Shinto early Japanese religion that means "way of the gods".
Cultural borrowing Taking ideas/traditions from another culture and making them your own.
Kami Divine spirits that dwelled in nature.
Middle ages Period from 500 to 1500.
Monastery Were monks live to study and serve God.
Secular Worldly.
Charlemagne He was a frankish ruler that spread christianity.
lord landowner
fief land grants
Vassal People who recieve fiefs- become powerful landowners
knight horsemen- defend their lords land in exchange for fiefs
serf people lawfully bound to place of birth: most peasants: arent slaves but what they produce belongs to their lord
Manor the lord's estate has an economic system(Manor system)
Tithe A church tax- usually one-tenth of a peasant's income.
Chivalry A code- a set of ideals on how to act.
Analysis Ability to see parts and relationships
Synthesis Use parts to create a new whole
Knowledge Recalling Information
Tournament Mock Battles
Clergy Religious Officals- includes bishops, priest , and other
sacrament rights/rites to achiece salvation
Holy Roman Empire Kingdom originally made up of what is now Germany and Italy
Lay investure Kings appointed church officials
Mono One, Single
Poly Many
Theo God
Minaret tower from which muslims are called to prayer
Nomad Person with no permanet home, moves from place to place (Nomanic)
Oasis Place of water, food,AND shade in the desert
Allah One god of Islam
Quran Holy book of Islam
Five Pillars The Duties that Muslims have to do for Allah
Muslims one who has submitted to the will of Allah
Jihad an effort, stuggle, in God" service
Caliph highest political and religious leader in the muslim government
Steppe Dry glassland in East Asia
Clan large groups of people related to a common ancestor
Genghis Khan universal leader that brought together mongol clans
Marco Polo traveler from Venice that served Kublai Khan served for 17 years
Patron person who supports artists, especially financially
Perspective way to show three dimensions on a canvas
Humanism intellectual movement in which thinkers studied classical texts.
Renaissance period of European history, lasting, form 1300 to 1600 rebirth of art and learning
Vernacular the everyday language of native people
Utopia an imaginary place of fantasy or perfect world
Johann Gutenburg he developed an easier way on making books
William Shakespeare famous writer of the Elizabethan age.
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