2. Types of Government

3. Sub-Saharan Africa

4. Chinese Dynasties

5. Latin American Natives

6. Trade Routes

7. Travelers and Invaders

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9. Power is in the hands of a single person

10. Monarchy

11. Controlled by the citizens, either directly or through representatives

12. Democracy

13. Power is in the hands of a few people- rule is based on wealth

14. Oligarchy

15. Power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility

16. Aristocracy

17. The ruler is viewed as a divine figure or controlled by a religious leader

18. Theocracy

19. Most important to the Gold-Salt Trade

20. Ghana

21. Mansa Musa helped them reach new heights

22. Mali

23. Used waterways such as the seas as highways

24. Ethiopia

25. Strong military influences, laws based on the Quran

26. Songhai

27. Originally followers of the Hindu faith, switched to Islam causing rivalries

28. Delhi Sultanate

29. The first Chinese dynasty

30. Xia

31. China under Mongol Rule

32. Yuan

33. The “golden age” of Chinese Dynastic rule

34. Tang

35. Longest lasting dynasty

36. Zhou

37. Only ruling family to control China two separate times

38. Han

39. Famous for their games of hand ball
Famous for their games of hand ball. Tenochtitlan was their capital city.

40. Aztec

41. Spanned the distance of northern Ecuador to central Chile and consisted of 12 million inhabitants from more than 100 different ethnic groups at its peak. Destroyed easily by Spanish weapons and disease.

42. Incas

43. the most extensive and advanced transportation system in pre-Columbian South America

44. Inca Road System

45. Created the only known system of writing in Pre-Columbian America

46. Mayan

47. DAILY DOUBLE

48. The oldest and most mysterious group. No one knows why they disappeared

49. Olmec

50. Spanned across Europe and Asia

51. Silk Road

52. Helped spread religions such as Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity.

53. Indian Ocean

54. Existed since prehistoric times. Traded in salt and gold.

55. Trans-Saharan

56. Connects to the Silk Road in the east. Waterway.

57. Mediterranean

58. Trade between the southwest and Mesoamerica

59. Turquois

60. Invaders. Held the largest empire in history.

61. Mongols

62. Explorer. Used Junk ships and traveled in the Indian Ocean.

63. Zheng He

64. Muslim traveler. Visited cities across Europe and Asia and wrote journals documenting his travels.

65. Ibn Batuta

66. Nomadic invaders who originally came from the steppes of Central Asia
Nomadic invaders who originally came from the steppes of Central Asia. Destroyed the Roman Empire.

67. Huns

68. Movement from the south of Africa
Movement from the south of Africa. Spread religion and languages that are popular today.

69. Bantu

70. Types of Warfare

71. One of the first forms of biological warfare
One of the first forms of biological warfare. Was spread by infected blankets.

72. Smallpox