Chapter 12 - The Worlds of the Fifteenth Century

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Yongle

________ also moved the capital to Beijing, ordered the construction of the Forbidden City, a beautiful imperial palace, and the Temple of Heaven, where successive emperors performed Confucian- based rituals.

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Ming dynasty China

a revitalized cultural blooming, known in European history as the Renaissance, coincided with the rebirth of all things Confucian.

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1405

Timur himself perished in ________ while planning a Chinese assault.

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Ottoman

The periodic military confrontation arose between the ________ and Safavid empires over a century (1534- 1639), reflecting both territorial competition and severe religious disagreements.

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Pastoral communities

________ have long had a greater immediate and dramatic impact on civilizations than hunting and gathering cultures or farming village societies.

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Pastoral peoples of Africa

________ remained independent of established empires for several centuries longer than those in Inner Asia, as they were not absorbed into European colonial governments until the late nineteenth century.

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Timur's army of pastoralists

wreaked havoc on Russia, Persia, and India with a savagery that rivaled or exceeded that of his model, Chinggis Khan

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Ottoman Empire

existed in various forms from the fourteenth to the early twentieth century, was the most magnificent and long-lasting of the new Islamic powers

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