social hierarchy power based on social status Kublai Khan Mongol leader: religious tolerance/curiosity diffusion spread of ideas and customs interregional happens between two regions Genghis Khan lead a loyal, organized army The Crusades: impact new ideas and technology Feudalism Western Europe Farmer's law rules for farmers to raise taxes Pax Mongolica time of peace and safety due to Mongol rule Inca: economy trade routes through extensive road systems syncretism mixing of customs and ideas Mesoamerican governance centralized government,bureacracy Columbian exchange: goods disease, plants, animals, people Arab economics trade, Transaharan routes Mongols: culture religious tolerance Columbian Exchange: positives European population growth, more trade and diverse resources Mesoamerican leaders thought to be divine Columbian Exchange: negatives slavery, disease The Mongols: economics protected trade routes, supported merchants The Bubonic plague origin Central Asia/China Constantinople Capital city, center of trade Byzantine empire economics urban commerce, trade The Crusades: defined religious military campaigns The Bubonic Plague: impact huge population decline, more interest in medical schools social hierarchy power based on social status Kublai Khan Mongol leader: religious tolerance/curiosity diffusion spread of ideas and customs interregional happens between two regions Genghis Khan lead a loyal, organized army The Crusades: impact new ideas and technology Feudalism Western Europe Farmer's law rules for farmers to raise taxes Pax Mongolica time of peace and safety due to Mongol rule Inca: economy trade routes through extensive road systems syncretism mixing of customs and ideas Mesoamerican governance centralized government,bureacracy Columbian exchange: goods disease, plants, animals, people Arab economics trade, Transaharan routes Mongols: culture religious tolerance Columbian Exchange: positives European population growth, more trade and diverse resources Mesoamerican leaders thought to be divine Columbian Exchange: negatives slavery, disease The Mongols: economics protected trade routes, supported merchants The Bubonic plague origin Central Asia/China Constantinople Capital city, center of trade Byzantine empire economics urban commerce, trade The Crusades: defined religious military campaigns The Bubonic Plague: impact huge population decline, more interest in medical schools
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power based on social status
Mongol leader: religious tolerance/curiosity
spread of ideas and customs
happens between two regions
lead a loyal, organized army
new ideas and technology
Western Europe
rules for farmers to raise taxes
time of peace and safety due to Mongol rule
trade routes through extensive road systems
mixing of customs and ideas
centralized government,bureacracy
disease, plants, animals, people
trade, Transaharan routes
religious tolerance
European population growth, more trade and diverse resources
thought to be divine
slavery, disease
protected trade routes, supported merchants
Central Asia/China
Capital city, center of trade
urban commerce, trade
religious military campaigns
huge population decline, more interest in medical schools
