World History Sem1 Exam Flashcards

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7 features of civilization:

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governmentcomplex religionjob specializationsocial classesarts + architecturewritingpublic works

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What do the first 4 civilizations have in common?

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they were all on major rivers

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What are the basic beliefs of Judaism?

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monotheisticTorahAbrahamOld Testament + 10 Commandments

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What are the basic beliefs of Hinduism?

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polytheisticVedasBrahmanreincarnationkarma

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Define polytheism:

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believing in multiple gods

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Define monotheism:

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believing in one god

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Define democracy:

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a gov’t for the people by the people

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Who invented democracy?

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the Athenians

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How did the Roman Republic fall?

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people were fighting for power

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What were some of the accomplishments/achievements of the Romans?

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the Colosseumaqueductsbathsweaponslifelike sculptureswater fountainsJulian calendar

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What was the Pax Romana?

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a period of peace in Rome

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What are the basic beliefs of Christianity?

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JesusmonotheisticBible + Old & New Testament +10 Commandments

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How/why do empires rise?

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strong armies + good leadershipeg. Macedonia

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How/why do empires fall?

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too big

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What is feudalism?

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social + economic system of the middle ages

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What was the manor system?

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lordvassalknightserf

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What caused the Black Plague?

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fleas on rats

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What was the role of the church in peoples’ daily lives during the Middle Ages?

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people looked to the church for answers/guidance

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What caused The Crusades?

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Muslims took over Jerusalem+ treated Christians badly

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What were the long-term effects of The Crusades?

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opened up people’s minds to new lands & ideas

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What was the Magna Carta?

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no one is above the law

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What was the Great Schism?

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the split between the Roman Catholic and Byzantine Churches in 1054

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What are the basic beliefs of Islam?

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MuhammadmonotheisticQuranAllah5 Pillars

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How were the Muslim Empires different from the Medieval Empires?

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Muslim Empires treated the people they took over fairly

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What was the purpose of the Trans-Saharan Trade Route?
to spread Islamexchange goods
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What was the Renaissance?
time in Europe after the Middle Ages with new interest in learning, art, & achievements
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How was the Renaissance different from the Middle Ages?
artlearning
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What was the impact of the printing press?
more books producedmore access to books
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How did the Catholic Church abuse its power?
offered indulgences
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Who was Martin Luther?
Lutheranism95 Theses
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What was Martin Luther upset about?
indulgencescorruption in the Church
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What are the major differences between the Catholic and Protestant religions?
Protestants could read & interpret the BibleProtestant clergy could marry
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How did the Catholic Church react to the Protestant Reformation?
exocommunication
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How did the Catholic Church respond to the Scientific Method?
prosecutionexocommunication
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What were the reasons for exploration?
wanted direct route to the spices & products from the East
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What is capitalism?
economic system in which the means of production are privately owned & operated for profit
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What is mercantilism?
policy by which a nation sought to export more than it imported in order to build its supply of gold & silver
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What was the purpose of the Triangular Trade?
to trade slaves & goods
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What was the purpose of the Line of Demarcation?
divided the non-European zones controlled by Spain and Portugal
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How did Europeans so easily conquer Native Americans?
the diseases they broughtsuperior technology
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What is absolutism?
a ruling family with full power & control
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Who were the Huguenots?
French Protestants
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What did the Edict of Nantes do?
granted Huguenots religious tolerance
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Define autocrat:
dictator without divine right
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Define divine right:
right to rule from god
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Define oligarchy:
ruled by multiple people
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Define limited monarchy:
monarch is limited by a group of people
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Which 2 religious groups were in conflict in Europe throughout much of the Renaissance and the Age of Exploration?
Christians & Muslims