AP World 1.2-1.6 Flashcards

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Describe Judiasm

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Monotheistic, ethnic religion of the jews, originated in Middle East

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What is Dar-al-Islam?

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Means “house of Islam” (anywhere where Islam was majority or the spread of Islam to many parts of the world)

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Describe Christianity

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monotheistic, established by a Jew (jesus)

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Describe Islam

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founded by Muhammad in the Arabian Peninsula

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What were the Islamic doctrines?

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salvation is found in almsgiving, prayer, and tasting

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After the fall of the Abbasid Caliphate what happened?

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Turkic Muslims started to come in and set up new rival empires

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Who were the three main Turkic Muslim empires that arose after the fall of Abbasid Caliphate?

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Seljuk Turks (Central Asia), Mamluk Sultanate (Egypt), Delhi Sultanate (South Asia)

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What are the three main ways Islam spread?

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Military expansion, merchant activity (trade), and Muslim Missionaires

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What were the three main belief systems in Southeast Asia (1200-1450)?

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Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism

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What was the dominent religion in South Asia/India?

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Hinduism- polythietisc, goal is to reunite their souls to Brahman, provided conditions for unified culture in India, caste system

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Describe Buddhism

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founded in India, equality for all, universalizing religion, more likely to spread

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What was a major change to Hindusim?

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Bhakti movement- one god, no hierarchy, equality/welcome

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What was a major change to Islam?

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Sufism- more mystical/spirtiual

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What was a major change to Buddhism?

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Became more exlusive, mostly only avaiiable to Monks

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What is the difference between a sea-based empire and a land-based empire?

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Whether they get their power from the land and the sea

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What was the Aztec empire like?

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established by the Mexico Ethnic group, decentralized power, tributary system (forced neighboring or local city states to pay tribute like resources or human sacrifice and failure to do so resulted in invasion from the Aztecs), religious motivation for expansion

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What were Andean civilizations?

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Households in the Incan empire

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What was the Inca Empire like?

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centralized power, massive bureaucracy, required labor for everyone to work on state projects (Mita)

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What was the Mita system?

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Incan empire - labor expected that the citizens in the Incan empire do

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Who were the Great Sun?

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Powerful chiefs who dominated the political structure of North American civilizations, extended political power over smaller settlements

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What was the Swahili civilization like?

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Merchants wanted gold, ivory, timber, slaves, Islam bcame the dominent belief system and influenced the language, hierarchical

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How did Great Zimbabwe become wealthy?

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got rich from the Indian Ocean trade, mainly exported gold but also bread and butter

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What were the Hausa Kingdoms?

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city-states that were politcally independent and gained power and wealth through trade across the trans-saharan network)

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All African states adopted _______ to organize their societies and faciliate trade EXCEPT ________ who was Christian

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Islam, Ethiopa

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What was the dominent religion in Europe?

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Christianity- became the official state religion through Roman empire

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What religions were important minorities in Europe?

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Islam and Judiasm

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What was western Europe like?

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social, political, and economic order was organized by feudalism

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What is feudalism?

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a system of allegiances between powerful lords, monarchs, and kings

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What is manorialism?

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peasants were bound to land and worked in it in exchange for protection from the lord and his military forces

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What are serfs?

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slaves basically

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What caused constant conflicts over power in Europe?

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Monarchs in various states began to gain power and centralize their states with large militaries and bureaucracies