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| Admiral who commanded 300 ships in a voyage that began in 1400 |
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| (1370-1650) Recovered from Mongol rule and plague and adopted Confucian learning |
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| 11,000 volume encyclopedia about wisdom |
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| Prince who had plans for political success during Renaissance |
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| (1492) Found new world trying to find route to Asia |
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| First to sail around tip of South Africa to India |
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| First to discover Phillipine |
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| Ottoman Empire took Vienna after anger towards Christian land in 1530 |
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| Turkish empire in Persia that converted people to Shia Muslim |
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| Most successful empire in India who made friends |
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| Southeast Asia where Malay would gather |
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| Muslim port that spread Islam |
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| Between Malay Peninsula and Sumatra |
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| Island in Western Indonesia |
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| Aztec empire began in 1325 |
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| Capital city of Aztec Empire |
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| Speakers who established the Inca Empire |
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