Unit 1 Study Guide - Donnie Trim | Library | Formative

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Match the Locations for Each Empire or Group

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Aztec		Indian subcontinent – Himalayan mountains to north, Indian Ocean to south
Inca		East coast of Asia, Pacific Ocean, isolated from other civilizations
Maya		Central Mexico
Ottoman Empire		Yucatan Peninsula
Mughal Dynasty		South America (Andes Mountains)
Islamic Kingdoms		North Africa
Ming Dynasty		West Africa
Ghana, Mali, Songhai		Middle East

Match the Empire/Group with the correct trade information

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
India		Spices, gems, cloth, cotton Used Silk Road and Indian Ocean – traded with Africa, China, Europe
Ottoman Empire		Porcelain (China), silk Used Silk Road and Indian Ocean – traded with Africa, China, Europe
African Empires		No major trade routes – no private property
China		traded in North, Central and South America
Aztecs and Maya		Salt, Gold and Ivory – traded across Sahara Desert on camels. Berbers were traders
Inca		Controlled trade coming from Indian Ocean, Silk Road, Africa and Europe. Made money on taxing and controlling trade

Match the religion with the right description

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Hinduism		polytheistic, majority of people in India follow this - Brahma, Shiva, Vishnu
Islam		Founded by Siddhartha Gautama, follow the Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths to reach Nirvana
Confucianism		Founded by Confucius, importance of mutual respect and responsibility in relationships
Buddhism		Founded by Lao Zi, follow nature and abandon formal learning in order to escape the traps of life
Judaism		Founding father is Abraham, monotheistic religion that is waiting for the messiah to come. Followed 10 Commandments and first 5 books of the Bible
Christianity		Founder is Jesus, believed to be the Son of God, also followed Old Testament and believed in same God as another religon in this list; also shared 10 Commandments
Daoism		Founder is Muhammad, believed to be Last and Greatest Prophet of Allah. Follow the Five Pillars