Exam 14: Collapse and Revival in Afro-Eurasia 1300-1450

By 1450 _________ was the center of finance, industry, and trade in Latin Christendom.

Ming founder Hongwu used the civil service examinations and state-run school system as tools of political indoctrination, establishing the ideology of

Giovanni Boccaccio and other eyewitnesses claimed that the Black Death had originated in

The new intellectual movement of __________ combined classical learning with Christian piety and dedication to civic responsibilities.

In the face of peasant insurrections and civil wars in the 1350s, the Mongol leaders

The Ottomans took advantage of ___________________ when they attacked the Byzantine state.

In the 14^th and 15^th centuries, the advance of Islam in Africa and Asia came about through

In contrast to the Sufis, the scholars and teachers known as ulama

During the 14^th and 15^th centuries, Japan became

The colder temperatures of the Little Ice Age in the 14^th century caused

As Europe recovered from the Black Death, __________ power grew at the expense of other historical sources of authority.

Conversion to Islam throughout the West African savanna was encouraged by

In the Ottoman empire, women's wealth was

During the Italian Renaissance, displaying personal wealth and possessions

During the Kamakura period in Japan, the power of the shogun was _________________ that of the imperial court.

The Ottomans considered the Greek Orthodox Church

The Safavid movement in Iran was formed from a combination of ideas from

After the pandemic, wages for artisans and other wage workers

Above all, it was ___________________ in the fourteenth century that led to a revolution in cotton textile manufacture.

The spread of _________, introduced to China from India in the thirteenth century, gave peasant women new economic opportunities.