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| the capitol of Otto the firsts empire |
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| Muhammad's first successor and father in law |
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| determined the largest number that could be used with roman numerals was 9000 |
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| freed England of the Danes |
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| native American tribe that resided in southwest America |
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| wrote City of God and attempted to keep the Romans Christian |
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| native American group that rose up in northern mexico that became very powerful |
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| merchants who roamed the deserts with camels and such |
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| plague that included the bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic plagues |
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| belief of not too much and not too little but just right amount of pain and joy |
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| King of the Franks and first Holy Roman Emperor |
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| the King of France that converted France to Christianity |
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| the law throughout the land that everybody abided by |
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| the belief of many Asians that reflects filial piety and respect to your elders |
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| the alphabet created Cyril and Methodius in an effort to convert the Slavs to Christianity |
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| an absolute monarch of Russia that lasted until the Bolshevik revolution |
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| the area of England given to the Danes |
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Islamic shrine around the foundation stone
Jewish tradition views it as the spiritual centerpoint of heaven and earth and Jews, currently and historically, traditionally face it while praying. |
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| the census book made by albert the great of england |
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| King before William the conqueror |
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wife of Henry II (england) and Louis VII
gave lands to Henry II |
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| people who picked the holy roman emperor |
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| eldest daughter of Henry the VIII |
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| the "prince of humanists" during the renaissance, wrote many books, was a theologian and catholic priest |
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| the pope's power to refuse someone from getting the sacraments basically making them go to hell |
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| the system of loyalty and obligations that developed in medieval europe |
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| 5 pillars of faith, Islam |
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| (1) the shahadah (creed), (2) daily prayers (salat), (3) almsgiving (zakah), (4) fasting during Ramadan and (5) the pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj) at least once in a lifetime |
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| the country in Europe that originated from Clovis of the Franks and the gauls |
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| towns chartered by merchants |
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| had no boundaries, had absolute power |
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| the act of splitting up land between children |
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| ruler of Mongolia that developed the largest empire in history |
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| civilization in Africa that existed from 1100 to 1450 AD and no one knows what happened it seems as if they disappeared |
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| storytellers of ancient africa |
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| the league of Germanic Merchants that had a lot of power aka- their own army and navy |
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| the migration of Muhammad and his fathers to Medina |
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| king of england in the middle ages and was married to eleanor of aquitaine |
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belief in south asia sanskrit comes from Vedic traditions
they believe in Karma, Dharma, Moksha
polytheistic |
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| founded by Otto I in 962 A.D. |
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| founder of the capetian dynasty in france |
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| the honoring of human accomplishments in the Renaissance |
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| Czech teacher who was killed by the church due to his teaching of non-church sanctioned things |
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controversy between the eastern and western church Greek Orthodox and Byzantine church
about using idols and pictures in the Byzantine church |
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| civilization that resided in modern day chile that lasted for about 100 years until it was conquered by Francisco Pizarro |
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| branch of the church that dealt with hereitcs |
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| excommunication of a country |
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| league created by the indians residing in the eastern seaboard of north america, woman held power |
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religious order of men called Jesuits
order of Jesus |
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| was the King that ended the absolute power of the monarchs by signing the magna carta |
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| emperor of Byzantium who tried to rebuild the western Roman empire,but failed, and built the Hagia Sophia |
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| room used for worship by the pueblo people |
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| appointing of church officials by kings and nobles |
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| person who gives land to a vassal |
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| the great charter signed by King John ending absolute power and giving people more rights |
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| economic system that revolved around the manor |
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| ancient american civilization that lived in the Yucatan peninsula. very complex system of writing that has recently been deciphered |
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| the holy city of islam that Muhammad traveled to Medina from that all Muslims pray toward |
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| usually wealthy merchants and artisans that had no titles of nobility but had as much prestige |
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| the system of monasteries that were inhabited by an abbot, monks, and nuns |
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| lived near Mississippi and they built Cahokia, a city that exceeded the population of London at the time |
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| Hopewell and Mississippians |
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lived in the southeastern united states
lived in Mississippi and built the great snake mound |
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| the leader of the faith of Islam when he was alive, a prophet |
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| flourished in the meso-American area that dated from 1500-400 B.C. big heads- heads they made that had a specific purpose |
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| crowned as the second holy roman emperor in 962 A.D. |
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| supreme legislative body of Britain in 1707 A.D. |
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| the period of mongolian peace that originated because the mongols conquered the rest of the world and nobody cared because all they did was tax them a little bit. 1200-1300 A.D. |
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| the act of passing down land to the first born son and no one else |
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| holy book of Islam that reflects Muhammad's revelations in the cave |
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| when the spanish retook their country from the muslims |
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| period of rebirth. learning, art, music. from 1400- 1800's |
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| wide grassy plains in africa |
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brought about by Thomas Aquinas
thinking logically about religion |
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| trade routes from the Asia all the way to Rome |
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| great military leader and chief military leader of the third crusade, scored several victories against saladin, but had to return to england after failing the war |
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| succeeded Richard the Lion Heart and signed the Magna Carta |
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| largest branch of muslims that comes from the word Sunnah meaning actions, they try to follow Muhammad's example |
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| Pope, issued the call for the first crusade and partially was responsible for the great schism |
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| the leader of the Kievan Rus who converted the Russians to Eastern orthodox |
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| duke of Normandy that took England for himself after Harold of Wessex took it for himself |
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| process in which trade and culture link together countries around the world |
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| dependence between countries |
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| trading between nations without tariffs or taxes |
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| culture followed by the mainstream population |
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| non governmental organization |
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| the act of making war against another country through terror |
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| weapons of mass destruction |
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| nukes, biological weapons, and chemical weapons |
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| a ban on trade limited to select things |
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