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Near East

World History II - Unit 3 review

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Connected Asia to the Mediterranean Sea Silk Roads
__________________ across the Indian Ocean funneling products from Asia and Africa through the Persian Gulf Maritime Routes
______________ across Northern Africa Trans-Saharan
_______________ links with the Black Sea Northern European
_________________ river and sea trade Western European
_____________________ and lands of Southeast Asia South China Sea
Importance of trade routes Exchange of goods and ideas
Paper, compass, silk, and porcelain China
Textiles and the Numeral System India and the Middle East
The _____________________ empire emerged as a political and economic power after conquering Constantinople Ottoman
Origin of the Ottoman Empire Asia Minor
Unifying force of the Ottoman Empire Islam
The Ottoman Empire traded ____________ and ___________________ Coffee and Ceramics
Ottomans renamed Constantinople Istanbul
The Ottoman Empire expanded into ____________ Asia, _________________ Europe including the _____________ peninsula and _____________ Africa Southwest Asia, Southeastern Europe including the Balkan Peninsula, and Northern Africa
The Mughals are descendants of the _______________ Mongols
The Mughals were located in _______________ Northern India
The Mughal rulers spread ______________ into India Islam
The Mughal rulers allowed _____________ to set up trading posts along the coast of India Europeans
Example of beautiful architecture in India Taj Mahal
Indian textiles had a great influence on _________ textiles British
______________, _____________________ and _________________ competed for Indian Ocean trade Portugal, the Netherlands and Britain
_____________ used foreign enclaves to limit foreign influence and to control trade China
______________ used a policy of isolation to limit foreign influences Japan
Country characterized by a powerless emperor and ruled by a shogun Japan
trading empire located in western Africa Songhai
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