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UNIT 2: NETWORKS OF EXCHANGE c. 1200 - 1450 (Regions (West Africa (Mali,…
UNIT 2: NETWORKS OF EXCHANGE c. 1200 - 1450
Increased Human Interaction
Sand Roads
Sub-Saharan Gold Mines
Timbuktu
Domestication of the Arabian Camel
East African Saddle: Load-Carrying Saddle
North African Saddle: Front of Hump
North Arabian Saddle: Top of Hump
South Arabian Saddle: Back of Hump
Indian Ocean Routes
Monsoon Winds
Seasonal Trade
Compass
Cheaper Than Silk Roads
Increased trade of non-luxury goods
Lateen Sail
Silk Roads
Domestication of the Bactrian Camel
Pax Mongolica
Yam System
Credit / Accountability
Yuan Dynasty
Cultural Diversity
Ethnic Conflict
Assimilation
Kublai Khan
Standardized Paper Money
Caravanserai
Pastoralism
Horses / Equestrianism
Message Relay
Saddles
Grazing eroded terrain
Compass
Changes in Trade Networks
Black Death
Cost of goods increased
Labor Shortage
Rise in Social Status of Working Class
Cultural and Technological Diffusion
Trousers and Jackets to West Europe from Mongols
Rice to West Eurasia from East Asia
Gunpowder to Europe and West Eurasia
Rise of Gunpowder Empires
Printing to Europe
Gutenberg's Printing Press
Mahayana Buddhism
Bantu and Arabic Mixing
Swahili
Regions
South Asia
Delhi Sultanate
Centralized Muslim Government
Decentralized Hindu Kingdoms
Battle of Timur
East Asia
China
Song Dynasty --> Falls to Mongols
Yuan Dynasty
Rise of iron and steel industries in China
Mongol Assimilation
Women have increased social status and freedom
Japan
Feudalism
Shogun
Daimyo
Samurai
West Africa
Mali
Ghana
Songhay
Great Zimbabwe
East Africa
Ethiopia
Persistence of Christianity
Somali Coast
Zanj Cities
Central Asia
Nomadic Pastoralism
Equestrian Warfare
Stirrups
Pillaging
Shock and Feint Tactics
Rise of Mongol Empire Under Genghis Khan
Capital of Khanbalik
Four Khanates
Golden Horde
Rise of Moscow
Tribute
Promoting Trade