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| East Germanic tribe that invaded and sacked Rome in the fourth century |
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| one of two main branches of the Goths, an East Germanic tribe; settled in Iberia, sacked Rome in 410 |
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| option given to the Romans to give up 2/3 of their land and slaves |
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| unfree and landless people who had basic rights. They were NOT slaves |
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| people who were enslaved and sold across western Europe |
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| people of North Africa, they accepted Islam |
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| Islamic Iberia, becomes economically and culturally advanced. A center for education. There were large numbers of Christians & Jews. |
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| Islamic school of thought. First school of Theology. Believed that God created the universe. |
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| rival approach to Islam, rejected the teaching of the Mu'tazilites. Everything is the will of God, there is no law of gravity |
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| African king who became popular in Europe |
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| an archipelago located just off the northwest coast of mainland Africa. They were populated by the Berber people |
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| inhabitants of the Canary Islands |
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| an African kingdom located in west central Africa, they became an ally of Portugal |
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| King of Kongo who becomes Christian, & makes the kingdom Christian. |
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| a country in southeastern Africa that was explored by Vasco da Gama and colonized by Portugal |
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| places where the slaves lived, most worked as field slaves or worked w/ sugar cane |
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| people who worked in the mill by sticking sugar cane into the crushers |
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| people who control the boiling process |
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| the overseer who controls the sugarcane process, they were the most prestigious and were paid salaries |
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| 6-8 month period of harvest |
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| military camp, created little societies and dwelt in inaccessible areas |
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| slaves who go out into the city to make money in any possible way. Then they give what they earned to their master. |
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| every day a slave would give their master 2 ounces of gold. The slaves may save money to purchase their freedom |
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| a martial art that was illegal |
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| very powerful, a form of protection for slaves, but illegal |
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| brotherhood or sisterhood societies that were approved by the church |
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