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Eastern Hemisphere

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Possible technological advances that were introduced in the Eastern Hemisphere from 1000 to 1500 A.D.? Waterwheels, Windmills, Paper Money, Lateen Sail
The trade route that runs across the Mediterranean is known as Silk Road
Items that were not good at moving in the Eastern hemisphere? Gold, Porcelain, Spices
What description most accurately describes the climate of Africa? Savannas and hot desserts
What desert is located in southern Afrcia? Kalahair
What geographical feature made trade and commerece difficult in parts of Afrcia? Sahara Dessert
___________ is located relative to the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. Timbuktu
The process of becoming a desert? Desertification
West African empires grew wealthy primarily through Trade
One reason the cultures of North Africa developed differently than the cultures of the rest of Africa was that these areas were separated by the ___________. Sahara Desert
This African kingdom conquered the Kush and expanded its trading power along the red sea. Axum
Powerful kingdoms of Africa. Zimbabwe, Mali, Songhai, Ghana
What is the sequence of the West African Kingdoms starting with the earliest? Ghana-Mail-Songhai
This city was the center of trade and learning. Timbuktu
The Trans-Saharan trade was dominated by what 2 products? Salt and Gold
This person brought peace and order to the kingdom of Mali, but was widely known for his pilgimage to Mecca. Mansa Musa
Important trading items of the African Kingdom. Gold, Ivory, Wine
The people of Africa passed down their history using Oral Traditions
Early African society was organized through the line of the mother because it was Matrilineal
Japan is made up of a string of islands called Archipelago
Japan is in which hemisphere? Southeast
Due to the fact that Japan is made up of a group of islands, how did this effect relations with its neighbors? It kept them protected form foreign influence
Only small portions of Japan could be suitable for agriculture becuase much of the land was mountainous
Japan is composed of how many islands? 4 Major Islands
The belief that individual spirits inhabit natural objects Animism
The Shinto religion teaches the way of the Kami
Shinto's sacred scripture They did not have one
A code of politeness, believed allo humans are good, emphasis on education Confucianism
Religion commonly shared by Taoism, Shintoism, Confucianism Buddhism
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