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| This country had the biggest impact on Japan. |
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| Two religions that have coexisted peacefully in Japan for a long time. |
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| What kind of land formation is Japan? |
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| Japan's landscape could best be described as... |
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| The Sea between Japan and mainland Asia (both names). |
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| The Sea of Japan / The East Sea |
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| Besides China, another country that has had a major cultural impact on Japan. |
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| Three things Japan gets from China: |
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| (1) Writing; (2) Architecture; (3) Buddhism |
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| An ethnic religion unique to Japan. |
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| Things that Shinto focuses on. |
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| Forces of nature, natural features, and ancestors |
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| The official state religion of Japan. |
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| A man whom people who practice Shinto used to worship. |
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| Located in Eastern Africa, near the Ethiopian Highlands and the Nile River. |
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| East African Christian kingdom |
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| Located near the Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers |
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| Located on the coast of the Indian Ocean |
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| Three empires/kingdoms located near the Sahara desert and Niger River |
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| Most common two items traded across the Sahara Desert |
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| Greatest trade and learning center of West Africa |
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| The native religions of Africa. |
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| The most common religion in Africa today and after contact with foreigners in the middle ages. |
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| Location of the Mayan civilization. |
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| Mexican/Central American rain forests. |
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| Main city (capital) of the Mayan civilization. |
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| This American empire was a set of city-states ruled by a king |
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| This American empire's economy was based on agriculture and trade. |
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| This American empire did not practice human sacrifice or build pyramids. |
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| This American empire was located in the arid desert of Mexico. |
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| The main city was Tenochtitlan. |
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| These two American empires had emperors. |
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| This American empire had an economy based on agriculture and collecting tribute money from conquered people. |
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| This American empire was based in the Andes mountains. |
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| The main city/site was Machu Picchu |
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| They built and advanced road system (America). |
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| Which American civilization had an advanced calendar? |
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| Which American civilization used advanced math? |
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| Which American civilization had a writing system? |
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| Which American civilization had a complex counting/record keeping system based on tying knots in ropes? |
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