Unit 1 Review

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This city was known for being a center of trade, education, and culture in West Africa.

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Timbuktu

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This author wrote about whether it was better for leaders to be feared or loved

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Machiavelli

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This Mughal leader was known for being a devout Muslim and removing court musicians and poets

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Aurangzeb

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A social hierarchy that puts the King at the top with Kings, Vassals, Knights, and Serfs that became less common with the Renaissance

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Feudal System

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This explorer lived among the Mongols and wrote about his experiences, creating one of the surviving written records about Mongol life and culture.

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Marco Polo

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This Mughal emperor built this white mausoleum in honor of his wife

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Shah Jahan

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This famous land based trade route flourished during the Pax Mongolica and connected the Far East with Europe

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Silk Road

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This Reformer was burned at the stake for translating the Bible into English

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William Tyndale

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This faith group believed in predestination

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Calvinists

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This man is the best example of a Renaissance Man, due to his talents as an artist, scientist, and inventor. He created the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and Vitruvian Man

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Leonardo DaVinci