MIDTERM (JANURARY) Flashcards

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the study of how land and climate affects peoples way of life

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geography

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the study of how people earn a living and spend money

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economics

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the spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one person to another

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cultural diffusion

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belief in superiority of ones own ethnic group

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ethnocentrism

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5
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small hunting & food gathering bands

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nomads

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domestic livestock

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turning point in neolithic age

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a system of managing governments through departments run my appointed officials

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bureaucracy

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how did civilizations spread

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CULTURAL DIFFUSION- conquering, war, trade

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geography in grecce?

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the polis (city-states) near the sea and mountains

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oliarchy

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government ran by a group

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what type of government was Sparta

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Totalitarian (oliarchy); seperate military state one person who has total control

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sparta education

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men/boys with harsh militaristic, oppressive, self denial, self discipline, dictatorship

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women rights in sparta

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manage estates while husbands were away, own property, had more rights than Athenian women

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sparta’s values

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powerful and superior army, no individual or art expression allowed

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15
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government of athens

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direct democracy

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direct democracy

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citizens rule directly, not through representatives

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womens rights in athens

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could not own property, vote, or hold public office; women in athens had less rights than in sparta

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how was athens a model for other city-states

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they emphasized on pubic service and open discussion

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social classes of athens

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aristocrats and common people- were at odds

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Draconian Law Codes

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aim of reducing arbitrary decisions of punishment and blood feuds between classes

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Solon

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statesman who promtoes greater equality among the classes

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Socrates

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encouraged greeks to question themselves and their moral character

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Plato

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Socrates student

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Aristotle

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Platos student

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Rome
from republic to empire
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Roman republic
government in which officals are chosen by the poeple
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geography of rome
few natural barriers, low mountains, easy access to the Mediterranean
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social classes of rome
patricians and plebeians
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patricians
run the senate and the consulate, landholding upper class
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Plebeians
farmers, merchants, artisans, traders
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why were 12 tables created
power struggle emerges
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12 tables
roman laws are inscribed on 12 tablets. plebeians insist laws are written down
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territoral expansion (Rome)
by 270 BCE, rome conquered all of italy
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punic wars
series of wars fought between rome and carthage
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carthage
city-state on the Mediterranean
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the roman empire
the republic collapses as a result of the exapnsion
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NOTE
poor farmers cannot compete with slave labor, civil war erupts
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Julius Caeser
takes control and unites Rome
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Augustus
established a stable, efficient goverment- initiated pax romana
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Pax Romana
a 200 year span of peace and stability
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Military causes of fall of Roman Empire
constant invasions from barbarian tribes (north). Roman army weakened. Mercenaries hired to defend borders
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Economic causes of fall of Roman Empire
heavy taxes to support the government, climate change, too much slave labor, farmers sell land- middle class disapears
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Political Causes
Government strict-loss of support, corruption- total power corrupts totally, Empire divides, Diocletian devides Rome into eat and west
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Constantinople
became new capital after divison (East Rome)
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Byzantine Empire
eastern rome, constantinople thrives
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NOTE
Byzantine Empire- trade controlled from East to West, protected on three sides
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Justinian Code of Laws
ancient roman laws are collected (based on 12 tables)- basis of law for medieval rulers
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Jerusalem
holy city to jews/christians/muslims
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China geography
mountains and physical barriers
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why do the Chinese believe they are superior
their civilization was separated by barriers allowing to believe that they were in the center of the world. did not think other people existed during early development
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Confucianism founder/text
Confucius/Analects
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Major Beliefs ( Conf.)
5 relationships, superior should set good example, honesty, hardwork, education
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government ( Conf.)
people are naturally good. good governments sets a good example. based gov't on Confucian ideals- reverence for ancestors
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education (Conf.)
MEN, civil service exams, only wealthy had education.
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pericles
athenian politician
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peloponnesian wars
athens vs sparta; sparta won
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Ming Dynasty
Confucianism
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Han
Confucianism
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Qin
legalism