AP World History Exam Flashcards
Neolithic revolution
settle less nomadic beginning of ag and farming increase diseases (animal contact) irrigation
River valley civilizations
neolithic rev
fertile crescent
mesopotamia, nile, indus, shang/huang he
pastoralism
domesticated animals, but not ag
move around a lot
mongols
urbanization
villages to cities
civilization
religion
olmec, mohenjo dark, harappa
early empires
babylonia, river valleys, king, divine right
animism
gos is in nature
classical empires
han, greek and roman, maurya and guts, persia, maya
confucius
kong fuzi, filial piety, women are property
christianity
rome, monotheistic, jesus was the messiah, form of judaism
bantu migrations
metal-working tech, sub-saharan, common language base
silk roads
camels and horses, silk, tea, spices, technology
fall of classical empires
internal pressures, peasant revolts, external pressures (invading nomads), han, roman, gupta
trans-saharan trade
gold, salt, animal hides, slaves, Timbuktu
Islam
muslim merchants, monotheistic, prophet - muhammed, shia and sunni, sharia
caliphate
islamic, abbasid, politics of islam
crusades
jerusalem, christianity vs. islam
dar al-islam
“everywhere Islam is”, not unified
Byzantine empire
constantinople, byzantium, econ, social, political influences
Sinification
“chinese-ification”, china was powerful
mayan states
mesoamerica, pyramids, tikal (city)