Across 5. 1215. King John forced to sign, rights for nobles such as jury trial 6. word means "dwellings" of stone, E. African place 12. a.k.a. Angkor kingdom (802-1431), near Mekong R. one of most prosperous in SE Asia 13. revival of European interest in Greek +Roman lit., art, culture, gov't. 15. fast-ripening, greatly expanded agricultural production in China 17. began 1300, Europe and N. America much colder, possibly caused by volcanoes 18. S. Illinois Miss. R. valley, 700s-800s, "Great Sun" led nobles, priests, artisans, slaves 19. European Christian soldiers who fought Turkish Muslims for Holy Land 21. practiced by Aztecs and Incas to atone for sin, please gods 24. Islam turned back, 732, by Frankish forces, marked limit of Islam in W. Europe 25. 869-884 Arab and E. African slaves successfully revolted 27. enslaved Turks from Central Asia, made a Sultanate (1250-1517) 29. England v. France 1337-1453 longbows, gunpowder used 32. pray to many gods, depicted deities in art, caste system 36. fusion of Daoist and Buddhist faiths 38. largest religious monument in the world, over 400 acres in Cambodia, dedicated to Vishnu 39. hierarchical division of labor in India/ SE Asia under Hinduism 41. d. 632, military leader and founder of Islam 43. pantheistic religion, "Mexicas," built pyramid-like structures, sacrificed humans 44. religion came to China from India, has three forms 46. Italian who visited China, stoked European interest in Asian culture 47. 1265, increased rights of nobility but not the general population 48. missionaries in SE Asia, tolerated local faiths 49. system of crop rotation, wheat, beans, fallow

Down 1. located bet. Sahara, W. African coast, sold gold and ivory to Muslim traders 2. Ecuador to Chile, "people of the Sun," religion was animism, human sacrifice 3. Japan and Europe had this system: little social mobility, economically dependent serfs 4. series of European military campaigns in the M.E. (1095-1200s) 5. bureaucratic system (China). good score on exam meant a better job and more money 7. a great city which fell into decay as trade moved South, now in Iraq 8. focus on individuals, not God, sought education and reform 9. 30,000 mi. long, led to prosperity and pop. growth (China) 10. place where Incas worshiped, 11. Islam in India, early 13th c. reigned for 300 years some Hindus converted to Islam 14. self-sufficient estates able to defend themselves, serfs and lords 16. places of meditation and prayer, also part of economy of W. Europe like manors 20. Muslims from central Asia, extended power to China 22. replaced the Tang, ruled for more than 3 centuries 23. mongols 26. network of routes across the great African desert 28. sultan 30. Muslim empire incl. Mamluks 31. 962-1806, kingdom that began with Otto I and struggled with the Popes 33. helped spread Hinduism (12th c. India) did not discriminate against women or poor 34. 1054, first major division within Catholicism East/West split Rome/Constantinople 35. signified social status, restricted women's ability to move (China) 37. widespread discrimination, mistreatment of Jews 40. allowed copies of text 7th c. China 42. enslaved Turks who became soldiers and bureaucrats who traded 45. storytellers in sub-Saharan Africa