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Honors vocab 2.5

TermDefinition
black death a plague introduced to Europe through trading routes
marco polo an Italian explorer from Venice who visited China and was impressed with it
ibn battuta a Muslim scholar from Morocco who set out to explore the world he read about
magery kempe English mystic she wrote one of the earliest autobiographies in English
swahili a language that blends Bantu and Arabic and is still widely spoken today
urdu a Persian language that had influences from Sanskrit-based Hindi as well as Arabic and Farsi
lateen sails (maybe invented by Arab sailors) s triangular sail that could easily catch winds coming from many different directions
stern rudder invented by Chinese sailors it gave their ships more stability and made them easier to maneuver
astrolabe improved by Muslim navigators allowed them to determine how far north or south they were from the equator
magnetic compass developed by Chinese scientists, helped aid navigation and ship control along the seas
hangzhou Chinese city described in Marco polo's writing trade expanded it, it was large, but other China cities were bigger
samarkand in present day uzbekisan along zervashan river valley flourished because of trade along the silk roads
kashgar city located at the western edge of China trade along the silk roads made it flourish
constantinople a once thriving city that was heavily walled in present day turkey it suffered many traumatic setbacks
syncretism blending of diverse cultures
Created by: jhartmannn
 

 



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