Chapter 11: Civilizations of East Asia Review

strong ruler who unified the Mongols

• Genghis Khan

• Rajput

• dowry

• archipelago

• Sui Yangdi

Hindu warriors who fought against Ghazna

• Genghis Khan

• Rajput

• dowry

• archipelago

• Sui Yangdi

the money, goods, or property that parents were expected to provide a husband’s family when their daughter married

• Genghis Khan

• Rajput

• dowry

• archipelago

• Sui Yangdi

a chain of islands

• Genghis Khan

• Rajput

• dowry

• archipelago

• Sui Yangdi

emperor who completed the Grand Canal

• Genghis Khan

• Rajput

• dowry

• archipelago

• Sui Yangdi

“the teachings of the elders”; a school of Buddhism

• Theravada

• Koryo

• Bushido

• khanates

• Tibet

dynasty after the Silla

• Theravada

• Koryo

• Bushido

• khanates

• Tibet

a strict warrior code by which the samurai lived

• Theravada

• Koryo

• Bushido

• khanates

• Tibet

territories created from Genghis Khan’s empire

• Theravada

• Koryo

• Bushido

• khanates

• Tibet

area north of the Himalaya

• Theravada

• Koryo

• Bushido

• khanates

• Tibet