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| Kingdom of West Africa ruled by Mansa Musa |
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| Ruler who linked Mali to the Islamic World by making his hajj to Mecca |
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1. Declaration of Faith
2. Prayer 5 times daily
3. Fasting during Ramadan
4. Pilgrimage to Mecca
5. Alms to the poor |
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| Ruler of the Byzantine Empire; most known for creating a code of law, "Justinian's Code" modeled after Rome's code of law |
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| Eastern Roman Empire; preserved Greek and Roman learning |
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| These two items were important items of the Trans-Saharan Trade |
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| These two European countries led exploration |
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| What motivated European's to find a sea route to Asia? |
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| Cut out the Italian and Muslim Middlemen |
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| Series of holy wars fought between Christians and Muslims to gain back the Holy Land |
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| German monk who protested to reform the Catholic Church |
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| Written by Martin Luther; arguments against the selling of indulgences |
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| Counter/Catholic Reformation |
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| Movement to reform the Catholic Church from within |
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| Advancements were made in the fields of math and science |
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| An intellectual movement where people began to focus on life in the present and move away from religious issues. |
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| The sun is the center of the universe and the earth revolves around it. |
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| This form of government developed after the fall of the Roman Empire |
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| Codes of Conduct that Samurai and Knights of Western Europe had to follow |
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| Chinese explorer who opened up trade between China, Africa, and parts of Southeast Asia |
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| Killed about one third of Europe's population. |
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