history Flashcards

(44 cards)

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zealots

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Radical Jews who supported rebellion against the Romans

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date of Great Schism

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1054 AD

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3
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Constantinople was located on…

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Bosphorus Strait

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greek fire

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Byzantine weapon consisting of mixture of chemicals that ignited when exposed to water

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5
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primary chronicles

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An account of Russia’s history written by Monks

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dome of the rock

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Islam Mosque in Jerusalem where Muhammad was said to descend into heaven

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7
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date of Hejira

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622 AD

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sadducees

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Jews that favored cooperation with the Romans

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9
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essenes

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A group of Jews that awaited a Messiah to save them

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10
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edict of milan

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made Christianity legal by Constantine

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11
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Boris and Gleb were seen as…

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the first Christian martyrs of Kiev

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12
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martyrs

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killed because of religion/other beliefs

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Khanate of the Golden Horde

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The Mongol empire, that, after the fall of Kiev, ruled all of southern Russia/west of Mongol empire for 200 years

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14
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St. Sophia

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cathedral building resembling Byzantium’s Hagia Sophia

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15
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five pillars of Islam

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  1. Shahada (declaration of faith)
  2. Salat (prayers 5 times a day)
  3. Zakat (Alms)
  4. Sawm (fasting during Holy month of Ramadan)
  5. Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca)
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16
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4 Rightly-guided Caliphs

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  1. Abu-Bakr
  2. Umar
  3. Uthman
  4. Ali
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17
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Jihad

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Inner struggle against evil

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Umayyad Dynasty

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started with Muʿāwiyah I; was marked by a tremendous period of expansion to Spain in the west and India in the east

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Abbasid Dynasty

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first ruler is Abu al-ʿAbbas al-Saffah; after Ummayd, a dynasty that lasted about two centuries that had about 150 years of Persia conquer

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Fatimid Dynasty

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after Abbasid Dynasty; Shi’a (Ismaili) caliphate, descended from Muhammad’s daughter Fatima

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Al-Andalus

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Islamic Iberian Peninsula (basically Spain)

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Baghdad

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capital during Abbasid Dynasty

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Damascus`

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capital during Umayyad Dynasty

24
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Saladin captured Jerusalem during…

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third crusade

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Richard the Lion-Hearted
English king who fought in third crusade
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seljuk turks
mercenaries for Abbasids, expanded empire, eventually made Seljuk Empire
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Bilad al-Sudan
land of Blacks
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Taghaza
main city where Arabs got salt
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Mali kingdom helped...
spread Islam
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Sundiata
founder of Mali
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________ found Ghana Empire
Soninke people
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Sonni Ali
founder of Songhai, captured Timbuktu
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Askia the Great
Songhai ruler, he overthrew Sunni Baru, spread Islam, beginning of Askia dynasty
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Bantu
sub-Saharan African languages
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dhow
A boat with an elaborate launching ritual
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Shona people
built Great Zimbabwe
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Franks
Germanic people who settled in the Roman province of Gaul
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major domo
Mayor of the Palace; most powerful person in Frankish kingdom but NOT the king
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Charlemagne
crowned by the Pope as the head of the Holy Roman Empire, restored Western Roman Empire
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Lay investiture
A ceremony in which kings and nobles appointed church officials
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Concordant of Worms
By these terms, the Church alone could appoint a bishop, but the emperor could veto the appointment.
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Charles Martel
grandfather of Charlemagne, major domo/military leader/prince of Franks who stopped spread of Islam into Europe (battle of tours)
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Pope Gregory
Pope who banned lay investiture and excommunicated Henry IV
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Clergy
church officials