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600-1500
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The wide geography of Eurasia
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Eurasia in 1500
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the bubonic plague
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Oceania compared to Africa and Eurasia
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Geographic isolation
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13th and 14th centuries
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both the areas observed participated
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Marco Polos time
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China was under the control
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West Africa in this era
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in both places, women
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Buddhism in Asia
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Buddhism was spread along existing trade routes
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historical process
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tradition of cultural
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Islam by 1500
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Islam spread across a wider part
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Emeperors Justinian and Theodora
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They are indicating their roles
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comparrisons between the Byzantine Empire
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Like Russia
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reflected in the excerpt above
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Transferecne of culture
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Indian culture and technology
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He surmissed that Abbasid
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Abbasid Caliphate
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Arabic Numerals
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750 and 1450
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Spain
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by 15th cnetury
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Hinduism absorbed
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diverse faith reigions
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financial incentives
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East Asian counterparts
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Islams central position
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Inca empires
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Azetec empire was in private hands
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1500 to the modern world
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existence of transcontinental networks
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silk road affected ordianry people
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peasent in CHina
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caravanserai
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Dunhuang
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Lived along the trade routes of the SIlk road
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pastoral peoples
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ekements of Chinese
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developement of a wriitng system
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Han dynasty
tribute system
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Judaism
Muhammad
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spread of Islam
a clean break
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Song Dynasty
patriarchal system
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views in this document
Muslism disaporic communites
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fall of the roman empire
serfdom
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Byzantine Empire incorporated
Roman empire
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Chrisitanity was transformed
Jesus Sutras
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women in the pre modern era
women who joined a convent
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interregional tade
incentieves given to Mongal traders
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mother and her son
The resurgence of Confucianism
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Song dynasty
footbinding
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Eurasia in the 13th and 14th centurys
forcible transfer of skill
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not in the Americas
absense of large animals
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common religion
The Songhay Empire
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Russian principalities it conquered
Both demaned tribute
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Southeast Asia
Islam was introduced
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photograph of a mosque
spread of religion along trade
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first document
Justianian is protrayed
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Marco Polo is dicussing
Patriarchal
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passage reflects
influence of Confucian beliefs
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Following interpretation supported by the map
Agriculture devleoped
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Information presented in the map
DNA Evidence
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growth of agriculture
population pressures
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Jared Diamonds argument
The differences between historical developments in the Americas
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Which type of evidence did Diamond utilize
Genetic evidence showing the evolution
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Diamond most likely purpose
Utilize environmental differences
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The discovery of the Indus Valley
in trade and commerce
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Law codes of Hammurabi
Rulers wants to create order
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Why the second excerpt is more harsh than the first
The growth and complexity of civilization
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which statement can best be concluded from the two excerpts
Mesoptamiam society was socially stratified
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A historian examining the statues from the Olmec
Both civilizations benefited
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Which conclusion about the period 8000 BCE
Elaborate artistic expression
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Which statement identifies the clearest difference
THe Language, beliefs, art
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favorable location
a predictable supply of drinking
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Neolithic time
Cities possessed greater specialization of labor
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complex societies of the Neolithic times
Specialization of labor
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Purpose of the Great wall depicted
to keep the Xiongu
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the city of Xian
Commerce
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Chinese expanison northwards
Xiongnu confederation
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Chinese state sough to establish centralized control
Imperial roads
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Pericles is describing
Athens
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would weaked Pericles claim
The exclusion of womne, slaves
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Ban Zhao was most likely
The confucian emphasis
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Ban Zhaos purpose in citing Yin and Yang
to convince readers that gender differencees
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First Century chinese teachings on gender roles
the growth of the south asain trade routes
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Robert Strayer
the participation of Vedic womne
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same view expressed by Aristotle
The argument made in The Laws of Manu
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Laws of Manu
the three obediences
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Kushans created a sizeable and prosperous
evidence of long term influence on Central Asia
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classic civilizations existed in isolation
The kushan empire was situated along well traveled trade routes
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gave Indian civilization a distinctively unique
The caste system
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influence of Confucianism on China
preoccupation with the supernatural
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teaching of the Buddha would a Hindu
A persons caste has no effect
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similarity between Buddhism and christianity
both began as efforts to reform
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Zoroastrian idea that was later incorporated
hope for the arrival of a savior
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What did Jesus of NAzareth
they were the historical founders
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reflects a secular non spiritual outlook
Confucianism
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reinforced by the Confucian emphasis
filial piety
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Achaermenid dynasty that would serve as a model
createion of the civil service exam
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peasant rebillions throughout chinese history
exemptions from military eserivce
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caste system in India
Hindu notions of Karma
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social flux in the caste system
theory that the castes were formed
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widespread in which second wave civlization
Roman empire
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India was the only one that was based on
notions of ritual purity
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societies that emrged in the Chaco
Mesoamerica
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Scholars use all of the following
literature, poetry
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West africa between 300 BCE
Jenne Jenno
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societies referred to as the Mound builders
The area east of te Missipissi
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contact between northeastern Africa
a statue of the roman emperor
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Greek intellectual tradition
Secularism
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late 15th century
mastery of wind
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European innovation in mapmaking
AMericas
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Peru and mexico
a mestizo population
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form of labor servitude
factory system
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greater dependence on African slave labor
large scale sugar production
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what impact did the products of mines
it resulted in inflation
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Spanish in 1530
Aztec maintained some of their culture
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greatest number of slaves sent
To brazil and the carribean
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beuracracy and military
russian empire
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conquest of Siberia
the qing dynasty restricted
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development of social hierarchy
Encomidea
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gender and racial identites
creation of racial classifications
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civlizations shared a common religion
The Songhay empire
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Inca empire than in the Aztec
Practice of human sacirfice
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Russian principalities it conquered
both demanded tribute
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Columbous by the late 12th century
The discrediting of imperialism
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AMericas in 1492
as initiating an era
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second quote of portray of Columbous
As an invasion
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Asia in the fifteenth century map
The chinese maritime
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merchants in the indian ocean region
Malacca
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Pastoral societies from central asia
Timurs empire
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spread of islam in West Africa
Islam was introduced by traveling merchants
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religious tolerance and cultural eclectcism
Zheng hes construction
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Aristotle and Ibn Rushd
Ibn Rushd made Aristotles work
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World of islam map
Islam entered North africa
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Universities established by arabs
Europeans wanted to learn about classical greek
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Earky Arabic sources
Musliu disaporic communites
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photograph of a mosque
spread of religion along trade routes
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spread of islam into southeast asia
The indian ocean
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religion in the sceventh century
the tolertation of other religions
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rapid spread of islam
a clean break
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regions through military conquest
West africa
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bBuddhism christianity and islam
military responsibilites
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Islamic world was more fractured
The sunni/shia split
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Arabian peninsula where islam emerged
membership in the Islamic community
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Islamic green revoultion
intorudction of rice
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Scientific revolution in Euroope
Chinese movement focused on the past
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practices with those of Christianity
Zoroastrianism in Persia
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Martin Luthers statement
The source of salvation was faith
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Europe and influenced enlightment thinkers
faith
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poltical concept introduced by Englightment thinkers
the social contract
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Wahhabi movement respond
it sought a return
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Protestant reformation in Europe
It enabled the printing
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1450 and 1750
syncretic religions which emerged
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Enlightenment philosphers promoted
The belief in progress
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different spiritual traditions except
the wahhabi movement
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Safavid empires in the middle east
Both involved political rivals
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China both emphaszie
Empiricism
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The popes strategy
local customs
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popes attitude
designation of festivals
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Roman catholic church
caseropapism
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practices of the local people
accomidating
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replaced slavery as the dominat
serfdom
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increased agricultural productivity
spinning wheel
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9th and 13th century
song dynasty china
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byzantine empire
roman empire
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Christianity was transformed
Jesus sutras
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400-1450
a new model civilization
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sources form the fifteenth century
guild regulations
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Christianity and Buddhism offered
women who joined a convent
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interrgional trade
incentives given to mongal traders
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Chinese medical practices
Mongols
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Europeans in the 16th century
both were more economically developped
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the painting above is evidence
cultural and economic interactions
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Historical developments most likely
Mongol peace
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exemption from taxes
Confucianism
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inferred the Menggu
Mongols
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Russia was the most affected
Russian princes adopted
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spread of the plague
Mongols
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Indian ocean map
The trade circuits
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mongol rulers facilitated
the forcible transfer
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miltary tactics
mongols dopted military
