The right, power, or ability to give orders, make decisions, or demand obedience.

A band of people traveling together for safety, especially across a desert.

The exchange of goods or services for money.

A scattering of people with a common culture.

The system within a country or region of handling wealth and resources.

Territory controlled by a central government with one supreme ruler.

Having origin in a country or locality.

Related to the sea, ships, or navigation at sea.

A person who buys goods and sells them for a profit.

Predictable winds that helped sailors travel across the Indian Ocean.

To direct the course of a vessel or find the way to a destination.

A connected system of roads, lines, canals, or similar routes.

Of or relating to the country or country life.

A disaster affecting a large population, especially a disease epidemic.

A community of people who live in the same area and are linked by laws and customs.

The act of gaining mastery over something, especially by conquest.

Inventions and methods of solving problems resulting from research.

The act of buying and selling goods.

The process whereby towns and cities grow and societies become more urban.

A state ruled by a caliph who is both a political ruler and religious leader.

A system where lords granted land to vassals in return for service.

An agricultural laborer tied to the land and heavily taxed by a lord.

The pilgrimage to Mecca that Muslims are expected to make at least once.

Medieval European Christian attempts to recover the Holy Land from Muslim control.

A large roadside inn where travelers and traders could rest and get supplies.

An association of craftsmen or merchants formed to protect common interests.

People authorized to conduct religious services, such as priests or imams.

An extreme and widespread shortage of food.

Payment given by a subordinate power to a dominant power to show submission.

An extreme and widespread shortage of food.

Payment given by a subordinate power to a dominant one to show submission.

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Question	Answer
Authority	The right, power, or ability to give orders, make decisions, or demand obedience.
Caravan	A band of people traveling together for safety, especially across a desert.
Commerce	The exchange of goods or services for money.
Diaspora	A scattering of people with a common culture.
Economy	The system within a country or region of handling wealth and resources.
Empire	Territory controlled by a central government with one supreme ruler.
Indigenous	Having origin in a country or locality.
Maritime	Related to the sea, ships, or navigation at sea.
Merchant	A person who buys goods and sells them for a profit.
Monsoon	Predictable winds that helped sailors travel across the Indian Ocean.
Navigate	To direct the course of a vessel or find the way to a destination.
Network	A connected system of roads, lines, canals, or similar routes.
Pastoral	Of or relating to the country or country life.
Plague	A disaster affecting a large population, especially a disease epidemic.
Society	A community of people who live in the same area and are linked by laws and customs.
Subjugation	The act of gaining mastery over something, especially by conquest.
Technology	Inventions and methods of solving problems resulting from research.
Trade	The act of buying and selling goods.
Urbanization	The process whereby towns and cities grow and societies become more urban.
Caliphate	A state ruled by a caliph who is both a political ruler and religious leader.
Feudalism	A system where lords granted land to vassals in return for service.
Serf	An agricultural laborer tied to the land and heavily taxed by a lord.
Hajj	The pilgrimage to Mecca that Muslims are expected to make at least once.
Crusades	Medieval European Christian attempts to recover the Holy Land from Muslim control.
Caravanserai	A large roadside inn where travelers and traders could rest and get supplies.
Guild	An association of craftsmen or merchants formed to protect common interests.
Clergy	People authorized to conduct religious services, such as priests or imams.
Mosque	A Muslim place of worship.
Famine	An extreme and widespread shortage of food.
Tribute	Payment given by a subordinate power to a dominant power to show submission.
Famine	An extreme and widespread shortage of food.
Tribute	Payment given by a subordinate power to a dominant one to show submission.

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