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WHI-Chap15-Chang'anWHI-Chap15-Grand CanalWHI-Chap15-Hangzhou
WHI-Chap15-Heian JapanWHI-Chap15-KhitanWHI-Chap15-Neo-Confucianism
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WHI-Chap15-Silla DynastyWHI-Chap15-Song TaizuWHI-Chap15-Sui Yangdi
WHI-Chap15-Tang TaizongWHI-Chap15-Tang Tribute SystemWHI-Chap15-The Tale of Genji
WHI-Chap15-equal field systemWHI-Chap15-examination systemWHI-Chap15-flying money
WHI-Chap15-foot bindingWHI-Chap16-Bhakti Movement
WHI-Chap16-HarshaWHI-Chap16-Indian Ocean trade and trade routes
WHI-Chap16-Mahmud of GhazniWHI-Chap16-Obj1WHI-Chap16-Obj2
WHI-Chap16-Obj3WHI-Chap16-Obj4WHI-Chap16-Sultanate of Delhi
WHI-Chap18-BattleofManzikertWHI-Chap18-ChinggisKhanWHI-Chap18-Ilkhanate of Persia
WHI-Chap18-KarakorumWHI-Chap18-Khubilai KhanWHI-Chap18-Khwarazm Shah
WHI-Chap18-Marco PoloWHI-Chap18-Mehmed the ConquerorWHI-Chap18-Obj1
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WHI-Chap18-OsmanWHI-Chap18-SeljukTurksWHI-Chap18-Tamerlane
WHI-Chap18-The Golden HordeWHI-Chap18-Yuan DynastyWHI-Chap18-khan
WHI-Chap18-shamanWHI-Chap19-AxumWHI-Chap19-Bantu migrations
WHI-Chap19-Mansa MusaWHI-Chap19-Obj1WHI-Chap19-Obj2
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WHI-Chap19-Obj6WHI-Chap19-Obj7WHI-Chap19-Obj8
WHI-Chap19-SundiataWHI-Chap19-Swahili city statesWHI-Chap19-Timbuktu
WHI-Chap19-ZimbabweWHI-Chap19-al-BakriWHI-Chap19-griots
WHI-Chap19-ibn-BattutaWHI-Chap19-slave tradeWHI-Chap19-trans-Saharan Trade routes
WHI-Chap20-(Christian) sacramentsWHI-Chap20-CapetiansWHI-Chap20-Crusades
WHI-Chap20-DominicansWHI-Chap20-Eleanor of AquitaineWHI-Chap20-Franciscans
WHI-Chap20-Frederick BarbarossaWHI-Chap20-Hanseatic LeagueWHI-Chap20-Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV
WHI-Chap20-Investiture ControversyWHI-Chap20-Obj1WHI-Chap20-Obj2
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WHI-Chap20-Pope Gregory VIIWHI-Chap20-Pope Innocent IIIWHI-Chap20-Pope Urban II
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WHI-Chap22-Ibn BattutaWHI-Chap22-Leonardo da VinciWHI-Chap22-Little Ice Age
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WHI-Chap22-Renaissance ManWHI-Chap22-Zheng HeWHI-Chap22-de Medici family
WHI-Chap22-humanismWHI-Chap22-secularismWHI-Chap6/21-"tribute empire"
WHI-Chap6/21-AztecsWHI-Chap6/21-Chichen ItzaWHI-Chap6/21-Cuzco
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WHI-Chap6/21-ViracochaWHI-Chap6/21-blodletting ceremoniesWHI-Chap6/21-bloodletting ceremonies
WHI-Chap6/21-chinampa systemWHI-Chap6/21-mita systemWHI-Chap6/21-obj4
WHI-Chap6/21-obj6WHI-Chap6/21-quipuWHI-Chap6/21-“royal mummies”
WHI-Chapter20-RelicsWHI-Second SemesterWHI- Chap20-Obj5
Wang WeiWarring States PeriodWas there a belief in the afterlife in Sumerian religion?
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Western Chou (Zhou)Western HanWhat, if anything, do you think the illustration shown here can tell us about slavery in ancient Egypt, or any other aspect of its social system?
What are the Upanishads?What conclusions can be drawn about how these early societies lived from study of the town of Arad?What differences in ways of living developed during the Patriarchial period?
What do the details of this scene show you about farming, technology, and daily life in Egypt? What do they show about family life and the roles of men and women in it?What group was forced to move from Judah to Babylon? What was their social status?What holds it together?
What ideas or feelings about the pharaohs do these statues give you? Why?What innovations in technology occurred during the Assyrian period and what effects did they have?What is Fundamental
What is the Mahabharata?What is the legitimation of authority ?
What is the relationship of religion or the temple and the state or the king?What is the world made of?What questions should be asked about a secondary source?
What was distinctive about their graves? Who were the Beaker people?What was the impact of the Beaker People on Europe?What was the legacy of Mesopotamia and how does the manual describe them?
What was the perceived role of women?What was the significance of storage?What were the main trade items, both imports and exports.
What were they creating that was different? What was the significance of this invention?When was the wheel invented? What was its effect?Where and why did the switch from hunting/gathering to plant cultivation and animal husbandry occur. What social change happened?
Who is Gilgamesh and what does he represent?Who is Ishtar and what does she represent?Why are the Hittites on of the most significant peoples in Mesopotamian history?
Why do the gods bring on the Flood? Is any reason given?Why does Enkidu lose the ability to understand and roam with the animals?Why is culture learned?
Why is history considered to be an interpretation of facts and events?Why is the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt vital?.Why were cattle so important?
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