History unit 7 part b Flashcards

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What exact Latin word split European Christianity into Latin West and Greek East and why?

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The single word that caused the great split is filioque because the Latin west added the word filioque to the creed but the east thinks they overstepped.

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When is the traditional date of the long-in-coming Great Schism (“great split”) between them?

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The traditional date of the long- in-coming Great Schism is 1054 CE.

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Many speak mistakenly of “Viking ancestry.” What’s the difference between “Norse” and “Viking?”

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Norse is the people who lived in Scandinavia and viking is a job title for people who raid and trade.

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What is a modern Slavic-majority nation with Norse admixture in its past? What is a modern nation once in the Roman Empire with Norse admixture in its past?

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A modern Slavic-majority nation with Norse admixture in its past is Norway. And a modern nation once in the Roman Empire with Norse admixture in its past is constantinople/Istanbul.

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The United States saw many “blood libel” accusations against Jewish peoples in the 1800s and pre-WWII 1900s. What is the “blood libel” accusation?

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A blood libel accusation is when people accuse others of sacrificing humans.

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When & where was the first documented “blood libel” against Jewish peoples?

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The first documented blood libel against the jewish people was in Massena, New York, September 22, 1928 CE

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What are at least two other groups who historically have been accused with “blood libel?”

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2 other groups are Christans and Central American Indians.

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What Indo-European language is the foundation of Spanish?

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Vulgar latin is the foundation of spanish.

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what Semitic language was its most major non-Indo-European influence?

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Arabic is the Semitic language was its most major non-Indo-European influence.

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What Uzo-Aztecan language gave it words like “avocado” and “tomato?”

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the Uzo-Aztecan language gave it words like avocado and tomato is Nahuatl,

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How did the world created by Islamic expansion transform the arts and sciences of Afroeurasia? Give three specific inventions/events/creations/transmissions with details of when. 1/3

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One way they changed things in Afroeurasia is they made the modern number system that was the first to have a zero.

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How did the world created by Islamic expansion transform the arts and sciences of Afroeurasia? Give three specific inventions/events/creations/transmissions with details of when. 2/3

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Also they made the first decimals with those numbers to record fractions.

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How did the world created by Islamic expansion transform the arts and sciences of Afroeurasia? Give three specific inventions/events/creations/transmissions with details of when. 3/3

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Finally they made modern day algebra and the word algebra meant “Reuniting broken parts.”

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Karl Marx, Communism’s founder, said “three great inventions” of the Chinese Middle Ages reshaped Western politics: gunpowder, the compass for navigation, and the printing press. Be able to tell me when each was invented and how they changed the world. 1/3

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In around 850 CE gunpowder was created and gunpowder changed the world because you need gunpowder to make guns.

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Karl Marx, Communism’s founder, said “three great inventions” of the Chinese Middle Ages reshaped Western politics: gunpowder, the compass for navigation, and the printing press. Be able to tell me when each was invented and how they changed the world. 2/3

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The compass was made before 960 CE, and this was used to find direction.

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Karl Marx, Communism’s founder, said “three great inventions” of the Chinese Middle Ages reshaped Western politics: gunpowder, the compass for navigation, and the printing press. Be able to tell me when each was invented and how they changed the world. 3/3

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The printing press was made in around 700 CE and this changed the world because of this clothing companys could make clothing much faster.

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Should we celebrate or condemn Mongol Chinggis Khan (Genghis Khan)? Give three specific points. 1/3

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I don’t think we should because he killed 40 Million people, that was 10% of the population at the time.

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Should we celebrate or condemn Mongol Chinggis Khan (Genghis Khan)? Give three specific points. 2/3

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Another reason that we shouldn’t is he spread the plague, he did that because he threw infected soldiers over the walls of their enemies.

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Should we celebrate or condemn Mongol Chinggis Khan (Genghis Khan)? Give three specific points. 3/3

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The last reason is he killed ⅔ of China’s population.

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When did the kamikaze save Japan from Mongol ships and what was the kamikaze, and how did life change in Korea under Mongol rule?

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The kamikaze saved Japan from Mongol ships in 1274 and 1281. Life in Korea changes a lot, there was Intermarraige between the Koreans and Mongols, a kamikaze in 1274 and 1281 is a tropical cyclone.