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| a northeastern African state from the upper Nile. Conquered Egypt and ruled it for a few centuries. |
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| around the Ethiopian highlands and it had conquered the Kush Kingdom and converted to Christianity. |
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| Christian kingdom in the north African eastern highlands. |
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| Chinese Daoists in 184 C.E. that worked to try to improve china. They attacked the emperor and bureaucracy which failed and sent China into a civil war. |
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| an emperor of Rome from 312 B.C-337 B.C. |
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| the eastern half of the Roman Empire that lived after Rome's collapse. |
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| the worship of political rulers and gods of nature. |
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| first west African state. |
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| a route between countries. |
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| a civilization in Mexico from 800-400 B.C.E. |
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| a civilization in central America from 400 C.E. onward. |
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| Native Americans from northern Arizona. |
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| the first city in the Americas. Religious center, strong agriculture, supported a population of about 200k people. |
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| a group of peoples from eastern Europe. They took over Rome, but without a written language, it fell. |
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| the people living in northern Peru from 100-800 C.E. influenced later Incan civilization (religious, social, political developments). |
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| peoples who lived in present day Peru from 900-200 B.C.E. |
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| a plant also known as yucca or cassava, whose root is eaten in a form of carbohydrates. |
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| a document telling how to reach nirvana. |
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| a religion where people believe in Jesus, the son of God. |
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| believed to be the son of god who was sent to redeem human sin. |
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| one of the first Christian missionaries. |
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| God had 3 persons who were the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. |
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