A political and social order where land is exchanged for loyalty

In Europe, a higher ranking noble who gives land.

In Europe and Japan, a lower ranking noble who receives land.

Land that is given to a vassal.

A vassal who wears armor and fights on horseback in Europe

Code of honor that European knights followed in the Middle Ages.

An group of craftspeople or merchants who allied together to control business

In Europe, a peasant who was tied to a fief and could not own property.

In Europe, a peasant who paid for the right to farm land.

City #2 is now called Istanbul, not ________ (its name during the Byzantine Empire).

City #1 is ________, an important city during the Islamic Empires that is now part of Spain.

City #3 is ________, an important city for all 3 prominent monotheistic religions emerging from the Fertile Crescent (Judaism, Christianity and Islam).

City #4 is ________, where Muhammad fled during an event known as the Hijrah.

City #5 is ________, an important city for Islam, where the Kaaba is located.

A Muslim house of worship

Device used to find location by measuring the location of stars. First developed by the Greeks (which is why the name Greek root words!) and greatly advanced during the Islamic Golden Age.

Inventor of algebra and algorithms.

Scientist who classified substances as animal, vegetable, or mineral.

Marketplace found in Muslim cities. Originally a Persian word, adapted widely from Arabic.

Tower built outside mosques.

Research center in Baghdad where scholars translated Greek, Persian and Indian writings into Arabic. 

What was the title of the book written by Ibn Sina that describes how diseases spread? 

All of the following are significant causes of the rapid spread of Islam EXCEPT:

Leader of the Islamic Empires after the death of the Prophet. Word means "successor"

Warriors from Japan who fought on horseback and wore armor.

Ruler in Japan who often had more power than the emperor

The "divine wind" that destroyed the Mongol fleet. This word was also used during WWII.

A high-ranking noble from Japan who gave land and exchange for loyalty.

Which type of natural disaster is most common in Japan?

The islands of Japan form this type of geographic feature:

Which Japanese religion teaches that animals, rocks, and rivers have spirits named Kami?

Which religion in Japan taught that people can find inner peace through meditation?

Code of honor that Japanese knights followed in the Middle Ages.

What is this an example of?

In three lines we find,

nature's essence intertwined,

beauty is described

Series of wars fought by European Catholic Christians against Muslim Turks in an attempt to claim the Holy Land around Jerusalem

Disease spread by fleas that killed nearly 1/2 of Europe and China.

Document signed in 1215 that limited the power of the English king.

Invaded England in 1066. After this battle, the royal family of England now speaks French.

The Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire, predominantly spoke this language and practiced this religion.

The Roman Empire, also known as the Western Roman Empire after it split in two, predominantly spoke this language and practiced this religion.

The Holy Roman Empire, which started around 800CE, was predominantly in northern Europe and practiced this religion.