Dar alIslaman Arabicphrasemeaning,“The Houseof Islam”ChampaRicea fast-growing,drought-resistantrice variety thatoriginated in theChampaKingdomIslammonotheisticreligion foundedby the ProphetMuhammad in the7th century,centered on thebelief in one Godagriculturalrevolutiona significantperiod in humanhistory whenfarming practicesdrasticallyimprovedPaperMoneya form of currencyissued by agovernment,essentially printedpieces of paperthat represent acertain valuetheravadaBuddhismemphasizespersonalmeditation andindividual effort asthe primary meansto achieveenlightenmentmonsoonwindsseasonal windsthat changedirectionsignificantlythroughout theyearjudaismmonotheistic religionoriginating with theHebrew people thatfollow the teachingsoutlined in the Torah,their holy bookShogunatethe period of ruleby a shogun, apowerful militaryleader in Japanwho effectivelyheld the reins ofpowerFeudalismsystem in medievalEurope where landwas held by lordswho granted portionsto vassals inexchange for militaryservice and loyalty.polytheisticthe beliefand worshipof manygods/deitiesConfucianisma philosophybased onmutual respectand kindnesstoward othersNeoconfucianismmajor type ofConfucianism thatcombines elementsof that philosophywith doctrines ofBuddhism andDaoismFilialPeitya central virtuethat emphasizeslove, respect,and support forone's parentsand ancestorsMamluka military caste ofslave soldierswho gainedsignificantpolitical power inthe Muslim worldChristianitya monotheisticreligioncenteredaround the lifeand teachingsof Jesus ChristSinificationthe process bywhich non-Chinese societiesor groups areacculturated orassimilated intoChinese cultureMahayanaBuddhismmovement thatproclaimed thepossibility of universalsalvation, offeringassistance topractitioners in theform of compassionatebeingsGrandCanalsystem ofinterconnectedcanals linkingvarious majorrivers in Northand East ChinaHeianJapana time periodwhen Japan wasmost closelyconnected to andinfluenced byChinese cultureBuddhismreligion originatingin ancient chinathat encouragesthe practice ofmindfulness andmeditationDaoisman ancient Chinesephilosophy andreligious tradition thatemphasizes living inharmony with thenatural order of theuniverseTibetanBuddhismteaches that weare all potentialBuddhas, becausewe are essentiallypure and luminousat the most basiclevel of existencemonotheisticthe beliefin a singlegodpatriarchya social systemwhere menhold theprimary powerand authoritywithin a societyHinduismpolytheistic religionthat believes inBrahma, the creatorgod, and his variousincarnationsincluding Vishnu,Shiva, and DeviShintoismJapanese religionthat emphasizes theworship of kami,which are spirits orgods associated withnatural elements,ancestors, andsacred placesShintomeans ' wayof the gods ,'and is theoldest religionin Japandiasporaoccurs when acommunity of peopleis dispersed orscattered from theirnative territory andsettles in anothergeographic locationDar alIslaman Arabicphrasemeaning,“The Houseof Islam”ChampaRicea fast-growing,drought-resistantrice variety thatoriginated in theChampaKingdomIslammonotheisticreligion foundedby the ProphetMuhammad in the7th century,centered on thebelief in one Godagriculturalrevolutiona significantperiod in humanhistory whenfarming practicesdrasticallyimprovedPaperMoneya form of currencyissued by agovernment,essentially printedpieces of paperthat represent acertain valuetheravadaBuddhismemphasizespersonalmeditation andindividual effort asthe primary meansto achieveenlightenmentmonsoonwindsseasonal windsthat changedirectionsignificantlythroughout theyearjudaismmonotheistic religionoriginating with theHebrew people thatfollow the teachingsoutlined in the Torah,their holy bookShogunatethe period of ruleby a shogun, apowerful militaryleader in Japanwho effectivelyheld the reins ofpowerFeudalismsystem in medievalEurope where landwas held by lordswho granted portionsto vassals inexchange for militaryservice and loyalty.polytheisticthe beliefand worshipof manygods/deitiesConfucianisma philosophybased onmutual respectand kindnesstoward othersNeoconfucianismmajor type ofConfucianism thatcombines elementsof that philosophywith doctrines ofBuddhism andDaoismFilialPeitya central virtuethat emphasizeslove, respect,and support forone's parentsand ancestorsMamluka military caste ofslave soldierswho gainedsignificantpolitical power inthe Muslim worldChristianitya monotheisticreligioncenteredaround the lifeand teachingsof Jesus ChristSinificationthe process bywhich non-Chinese societiesor groups areacculturated orassimilated intoChinese cultureMahayanaBuddhismmovement thatproclaimed thepossibility of universalsalvation, offeringassistance topractitioners in theform of compassionatebeingsGrandCanalsystem ofinterconnectedcanals linkingvarious majorrivers in Northand East ChinaHeianJapana time periodwhen Japan wasmost closelyconnected to andinfluenced byChinese cultureBuddhismreligion originatingin ancient chinathat encouragesthe practice ofmindfulness andmeditationDaoisman ancient Chinesephilosophy andreligious tradition thatemphasizes living inharmony with thenatural order of theuniverseTibetanBuddhismteaches that weare all potentialBuddhas, becausewe are essentiallypure and luminousat the most basiclevel of existencemonotheisticthe beliefin a singlegodpatriarchya social systemwhere menhold theprimary powerand authoritywithin a societyHinduismpolytheistic religionthat believes inBrahma, the creatorgod, and his variousincarnationsincluding Vishnu,Shiva, and DeviShintoismJapanese religionthat emphasizes theworship of kami,which are spirits orgods associated withnatural elements,ancestors, andsacred placesShintomeans ' wayof the gods ,'and is theoldest religionin Japandiasporaoccurs when acommunity of peopleis dispersed orscattered from theirnative territory andsettles in anothergeographic location

AP world bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. an Arabic phrase meaning, “The House of Islam”
    Dar al Islam
  2. a fast-growing, drought-resistant rice variety that originated in the Champa Kingdom
    Champa Rice
  3. monotheistic religion founded by the Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century, centered on the belief in one God
    Islam
  4. a significant period in human history when farming practices drastically improved
    agricultural revolution
  5. a form of currency issued by a government, essentially printed pieces of paper that represent a certain value
    Paper Money
  6. emphasizes personal meditation and individual effort as the primary means to achieve enlightenment
    theravada Buddhism
  7. seasonal winds that change direction significantly throughout the year
    monsoon winds
  8. monotheistic religion originating with the Hebrew people that follow the teachings outlined in the Torah, their holy book
    judaism
  9. the period of rule by a shogun, a powerful military leader in Japan who effectively held the reins of power
    Shogunate
  10. system in medieval Europe where land was held by lords who granted portions to vassals in exchange for military service and loyalty.
    Feudalism
  11. the belief and worship of many gods/deities
    polytheistic
  12. a philosophy based on mutual respect and kindness toward others
    Confucianism
  13. major type of Confucianism that combines elements of that philosophy with doctrines of Buddhism and Daoism
    Neoconfucianism
  14. a central virtue that emphasizes love, respect, and support for one's parents and ancestors
    Filial Peity
  15. a military caste of slave soldiers who gained significant political power in the Muslim world
    Mamluk
  16. a monotheistic religion centered around the life and teachings of Jesus Christ
    Christianity
  17. the process by which non-Chinese societies or groups are acculturated or assimilated into Chinese culture
    Sinification
  18. movement that proclaimed the possibility of universal salvation, offering assistance to practitioners in the form of compassionate beings
    Mahayana Buddhism
  19. system of interconnected canals linking various major rivers in North and East China
    Grand Canal
  20. a time period when Japan was most closely connected to and influenced by Chinese culture
    Heian Japan
  21. religion originating in ancient china that encourages the practice of mindfulness and meditation
    Buddhism
  22. an ancient Chinese philosophy and religious tradition that emphasizes living in harmony with the natural order of the universe
    Daoism
  23. teaches that we are all potential Buddhas, because we are essentially pure and luminous at the most basic level of existence
    Tibetan Buddhism
  24. the belief in a single god
    monotheistic
  25. a social system where men hold the primary power and authority within a society
    patriarchy
  26. polytheistic religion that believes in Brahma, the creator god, and his various incarnations including Vishnu, Shiva, and Devi
    Hinduism
  27. Japanese religion that emphasizes the worship of kami, which are spirits or gods associated with natural elements, ancestors, and sacred places
    Shintoism
  28. means ' way of the gods ,' and is the oldest religion in Japan
    Shinto
  29. occurs when a community of people is dispersed or scattered from their native territory and settles in another geographic location
    diaspora