History Flashcards
dance of the 1920s
Charlestown
choregrapher of West Side Story
Jerome Robbins
southern Italy mountains
Appennies
northern Italy mountains
Alps
Aneas
prince of troy whose ancestors started Rome
a prince of Troy
Aneas
great orator of Rome
Cicero
written by Cicero
On the Republic,
On Invention,
On the oRator
wrote the Aneid
Virgil
wrote the Odyssey
Homer
ancient Roman/Greek writers
Virgil - Aneid
Odyssey - Homer
6 jobsof the ancient Roman government
Consuls
Senators
Censurs
Praetors
Tribunes
Quaestors
Counsels (ancient Roman government)
two spots
head of government/commander in chief
went to the Senate at the end of their term
Senators (ancient Roman government)
300 spots
served for life
military, foreign affairs…
Censurs (ancient Roman government)
two
set taxes, appointed senators,
Praetors (ancient Roman government)
- two year terms
hed of state/high judges
Tribunes (ancient Roman government)
guard rights of plebians and can veto officals
one year term
Quaestors (ancient Roman government)
eight. one year term
treasurers
architecture structure for all gods
Pantheon
famous Baths
Baths of Carcacalla
kahr uh KAL uh
how many people could Circus Maximus hold
385K
free admission
how many people could the Colosseum hold
50K
paid admission
why were most barbarians called “germanic tribes”
b/c from germany
visigoths, vandals, franks, ostrogoths
barbarians who destroyed Rome
VIsigoths
barbarians from N. Africa
Vandals
were wer the Ostrogoths from
barbarians from Italy and West balkans
aka ancient France
Gaul
barbarians from Gaul
Franks
height of Charlemagne
King of Franks
6’4 when most men were 5ft
Charlemagne
king of franks
6’4ft during a time when most men were 5 ft
King of Franks in 768
close with Pope Leo 3 and became Holy Roman emperor
respected learning and schools
crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor
Pope Leo 3
action by VIkings to take things
plunder. take by force
holy place
shrine
started the crusades
Pope Urban 3
year when the crusaders captured Jerusalem
1099
year of the 8 major crusades
1095 - 1291
community of all Christians
Christtendom
sheepskin used for writing
parchmetn
document giving the right to self-govern
charter
charter
document giving yhou the right ot self-government
characteristic of Romanesque churches
round arches
journey to become a knight
page
squire (15yo)
knight at 21yo
how did knights prove themselves
fought at tournaments.
code of chivalry
armor protection for knighrts
chain mail
flexible but heavy
if knocked off horse, they were helpless to get up b/c heavy
years of the Feudal system in Europe
80-1300
roles within the feudal system
pyramid of loyalties
- vassel: minor nobels
- land: fief
serf - worker
manor- etstate/farm
Magna Carter
King John
1215
mostly ignored peasants (80%) pop mssob nobel an church
ancient Florence
city state on the ARno River
home to Medici/bankers
rich merchant princes
famous family in Florence
Lorenzeo Medici the Magnificant
- banker, politics, scholar, poet
Giotto
(JAHT-oh_
Florence 1300s
perspective painter
Renaissance era perspective painter
Giotto - JAHT oh
work by Michangelo
St Peters Church
Sistente Chapel
Moses
David
work by Da Vinci
Last Supper
Mona Lisa
1505
why did Renaissance Italy decline as a center of trade
during Renaissance, there was Spanish/Portugese trade boom but in the late 1400s, portugese/spanish new routes by sea so italy declined as center of trade
yr of Gutenberg type
1450
year Martin Luter did his act
1517: nailed on the door of the Whittenberg church the 95 Theses. complaints against the Catholic cCurch
who was the HRE Martin Luther went up against
Charles V. put Luther on trial and forbade peope to give him food/shelter. a prince defied
movement Martin Luther started
REformation
which group did Ferdinant and Isabella vanquish
Moors from Spain
naval Battle Liz I
1588 Spanish Armada Philip II
when did Henry 8 start the Protestant Church
1534
when did Queen Mary die
Queen 1553-1558
reign of Edward 6 (brother of Mary/Liz)
`1547-53
died at 15yo from
year of Lady Jane Gray
Nine Days Queen
1553 when Edward died
- great granddaugher of Henry 7 and grand niece of Henry 8 (cousin to Edward/Mary/Liz)
- will of Henry 8 said she was next in line after her cousins
year Lady Jane Gray died
- age 16 or 17
Englishman who circumnavigated
Sir Francis Drake
100 Yrs War
England versu France
1337-1453
year of Joan of Arc
1429
called to drive out ENglish
year Liz I died
1603
year Newton published theory of gravity
1687
year of Copernicus
1543
invented telescope
Gaileo
invented steam engine
James Watt 1782
year of the spinning jenny
1765
year of the steam locomotive
1804
USA steamboard
Robert FUlton 1807 Clermont for Hudson
folk hero of Norway
Sigud
folk hero Siegfried
germany
folk hero of France
Roland
El CId
Prince of Valencia Spain.
1094-1099
Nok
300bc made Iron tools
Swahili noted in E Africa
900 AD
yr of the Songhai empire
1464
yr Berlin Conference divided Africa
1884
length of the Great Rift Valley
3500 miles
dry plain in Africa
Sahel
3 south African rivers
Zambezi, Orange, Limpopo
ore used to strengthen steel
manganese
trading w/o money
barter
yr of the Nok
900bc - 200 AD
Nigeria
yr of the Ghana empire
700 AD
tax on goods
tariff
Djenne
historic town in central Mali known as one of the oldest towns in sub Saharan Africa. adobe architecture an role in trans-Saharan trade
emperor of Mali
Mansa Musa
wrote about Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
bah TOO TAH
sailboat with triangle sails
dhow
where was Henry the Navigatort from
Portuagl
rounded cape of good hope
barthomeu dias
1488
ruler of Zanizibar ended East African slave trade
1873
empire building
imperalism
first president of Kenya
Jomo Kwenyatta
farmers of S. Africa
Boers
spoke Affrikaans
when did apartheid become the official policy of S. Africa
1948
group of Nigeria
Yoruba
first African nation to get independence from Britian
Ghana in 1957
year Britian ended slave trade
1807
year French ended slave trade
1818
Biafara
Ibo tribe trie dto suceed from Nigeria in 1967 but civil war and starvation
harambi
pulling together
yr of the UN Charter
1945
purpose of the UN
to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war and also to solve world problems
UNESCO
UN education, scientific, and culture organization
yr of farming around the Indus River
2500 bc
year Arayans conquored N. India
1500 bc
yr of Japanese first emperor
660 bc
yr of the Great Wall
214 bc
yr of India golden age
320-500 AD
feudal Japan
800-1854
yr of Marco Polo
1275
yr US recognized Communist China
1978
yr oif British East India trading company in India
1600AD
yr Commodore Perry visited Japan
1854
yr Communists took control of China
1948
aka “rooftop of the world”
Palmir Knot
- Pakistan, Afghanistan< xchina, Russia…
cold treeless plain
tundra
where is Mt everst
Nepal and Tibet
north south eurasian moutntain range
Ural Mts. N to south.
divides europe and asia
rivers in China
Huang He, Xi Juang…
river border of USSR and CHina
Amur River
Ob River
Siberian river that flows into the ARctic
climate of teh steppe
hot summer. dry
mild cold winter
what makes it difficult for countries to industralize
industrialization is difficult if a country lacks ability to power their factories
plateau in India
Deccan plateau
ancient decendents in India
Dravidians
desert in INdia
Thar Desert
Thar Desert
NW India.
India and Palistan
where is Pubjab
NW India. hast he most fertile land
pet Liz I had
elephant
Indus River civilizations
2500 bc
Harappa and Mohenjo Daro
between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Kyber Pass
basis of many Indian languages
Sanskirt
caste system in India
unchangable group
top: Brahamin. priests
Kshatryia - rulers/warriros
vaisya = farmers
sudra - service/medial jobs
Dalit = untouchables
service/medial jobs in the Indian caste system
Sudra
aka untouchables in the Indian caste system
Dalit
oldest still practiced religion
Hindiusm
ancient hindu/indian sacred writings
Vedas
mythical leader of Hinduism
6th century BC = Guatama Buddha
the enlightened one
- prince but spoke in common language all could understand
prince
blue hindu god
Krishna
Indian golden age
4th centruy BC
Muslim ruler
sultan
Asoka
255 b c.
peak of Buddhism in India
- originally warlike but later adapted peaceful buddhism
- rair ruler
sent out Buddhism missionaries
Akbar
1556-1605
Mongul
treated Hindu well
grandson was Shah Jahan of Taj Majal fame
Indian contemporary of Liz I1
Akbar 1555-1605
Mongul
built Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan in 1631
popular waterfront prominade in Manilla
Roxas Boulevard
- famous fr Yact club. also home of US embassy
yr Philipeans had martial law
1972
president of Philippeans who did martial law
1972
Marcos
comparative size of New Zealand
Colorado
1200 miles
mountain range in Australia
Great Dividing Range.
east coastlength of B
length of Great Barrier Reef
1,200 miles with 300 kinds of sea coral
Australian sheep/cattle ranch
station
main river in AUstralia
Murray RIver
location of Tasmania
150 miles osuth of Victoria
state of Australia with two large cities
Sydney and Cambarra are both in New South Waleslocation
where is Darwin, Australia
top center
where is Adelaide, Australia
South Center
mountain range in Australia Norther center
MacDonnel Range
desert in Australia
Great Victorian Desert
water feature south Australia
Great Australian Bight
- 85% of species there are not found anywhere else in the world
SE of Australia
Tasman Sea
sea that is off the northern coast of Australia
Gulf of Carpentaria
- bay that is in the inlet west of the Coral Sea
mineral that makes aluminum
bauxite
importance of bauxite
world’s main source of aluminium and allium
rock in Australia
Ayers Rock. largest monolith
1k ft high, 2 miles logn
what is between the two New Zealand islands
Wellington
mountain range in New Zealand
S. Alps
plain in S. New Zealand
Cantebury plain
first Europeans in New Zealand
Dutch
Abel Tasman in 16 42
BUT
rediscovered in 1769 by Captain Cook
treaty w/New Zealand
1840: 500 BN. Island Maoris signed loyalty to the Brit in return for protection via the Treaty of Waitanyi (wy tahn yu)
- Maoris were fefated
commonwealth
group fof states with common ties and intersts
exports and imports aren’t = or appropriately >
unfavorable balance of trade
yr Maoris get to New Zealand
1300
first convicts settle in Sydney
1788
year of the Commonwealth of Australia
1901
yr New Zealand became self-governing
1907
free enterprize
market economy.
people have the choice of how to spend their money
market economy
= free enterprise
people have the choice of how to spend their money
what you have versus what you need
law of supply and demand
demand determines prices
demand determines prices
law of supply and demand
command economy
government controls and sets productive of goods
USSR/China
capital resources
money, tools, factories.s..
importance about US economy
we have to continue to invest in it not just profit along
corporation
sells part of itself to peopel willing to invest
height of the Mayan empire
100-900 AD
when did the Aztec discover their home city
1325
height of the Incas
1438-1531
where did Columbus land
San Salvador
European to Brazil
Pedro Cabral 1500
yr Cortez went to Mexico
1519
yr Pizarro went to Inca
1 531
Samuel de Champlain
1603 Irst settlement in NEw France
Brazil independence from Portugal
1822
yr Candda became a confederation
1867
yr Panama Canal
1914
yr Canada controlled their on Constitution
1982
southern tip of S. America
Tierra del Fuego
Cape Horn
islands SE tip of S. America
Falkland
pampas
grassy argentine plain
high elevation lake in S. America
Lake Titicaca in Bolivia and PEru
1250ft
penninsula in MExico
Yuctan
Aztec lake
Lake Texcoco
Tex KOH koah
pronounce Aztec city
Tay nach tee tlach
stone rising in water
capital of Inca
Cuzco
map that divides the world like a tic tak toe board
Mercado projection
plantation in LatinAmerica
hacienda
like a European king in Latin America
viceroy
city in Panama
porto bello
Indian + European
Mestizo
Drakensberg Mountains
estern portion of the Great Escarpment which encloses the central Sfraican platesu
when was Brasilla made the capital of Brazil
1950s
king of Brazil
Pedro I
ethanol fuel
alcohol derived form biomass like corn or sugarcane
blended with gasoline
forms 1/2 of Canada
Canadian Shield
geographical division of Canada
10 provinces
2 territories
connects teh Great Lakes to Atlantic Ocean
Saint Lawrence River
Saint Lawrence River
connects great lakes to Atlantic Ocean
Saint Lawrence Seaway
Montreal to Lake Ontario
prarie providences of Canada
Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatachwa
Canada territotry that touches Alaska
(west to east)
Yukon
NW Territories
Nunavut
Canada provinces west to east
British COlumbia
Alberta
Saskatachawan
Manitoba
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
water that separates Canada from Greenland
Baffin Bay
Labador Sea
claimed Newfoundland for England
1497
John Cabot
John Cabot
claimed Newfoundland for ENgland in 1497
sailed the south to north coastline of USA
Verazzano
discovered the St Lawrence River
Jaques Cartier in 1534
Verazzano
sailed south to north USA coast
Cartier
discovered St Lawrence river in 1534
signed the constitution of Canada
Queen Liz I came to Canada in 1982 to sign their constitution
usng energy wisely
Conservation
all life of earth
biosphere
rive in England
Thames
amount that a plant produces
yield
mineral in sand
silicon
Maglev
rail transport system that uses electromagnets to levitate and propel trains. reduces rolling reistance, friction, and nose
Maglev = magnetic levitation
heated clay
ceremics
life of someone born in 1900
1900 - no car/plane
1907- plane
1969: moon
cement
binder for construction that sets, hardens, adn adheres to other materials
minor planet
asteroid
what do we consider Pluto today
dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt
ring of bodies beyond Neptune
Kuiper belt
- largest is pLuto
island south of India
Sri Lanka
island east of Madasgar
Maritania
name transitioned to Thailand
1939 = Siam to Thialand
ancestors of Thailand
most of Thai descended from Chinese who fled south b/c Kubla Khan/Mongols in 1200
2 groups in Thailand
Meos and Karens
Karen people
ethno-lingistic group of Tibeto-Burman language speaking
- Myanmar or Thailand
wear the neck rings
Padaung of mostlyh Myanmar
world’s largest archipelago
Indonesia
13500 islands. stretch 3K miles
islands of Indonesia
Java
Sumatra
borneo
Komodo dragon
Sulaweisis
most important Indonesian island
Java especially Jakarta
3 wheeled pedal cabs in Indonesia
betjaks
Indonesian shadow play
Wayang Kulit
alternative names for Indonesia
Spice Islands
Dutch East Indies
islands of Philippens
Luzon, Cebu
Leyte
minadao
hx of Philippean rule
Spanish colony for 300ish yrs b/c Magellan claimed them in `521
named after Philip 2 Spanish King
Philippean and US relationship
became a protectorate (US protected/controlled them) after Span lost them in teh spanish/am war
animals that live in trees
arboreal
reptile I saw in Thailand
monitor lizard
what type of animal is a komoto drago
monitor lizard
highest place on earth
Tibetan plateau
most populous city in the Tibetan Plateau
almost 12K ft
Lhasa “Place of the Gods”
Buddhist prayer beads
Malas
major religion of Thailand
Buddhism
pennisunsula of Thailand/Malaysia
Malay Penninsula
traditional meditation tool of Buddhism and Hinduism
mala beads
yr Philippeans became independent from US
1946
yr US withdrew from Vietnam
1973
bamboo
sterngthen steel but bends like grass
durable but flexible
12 ft high/wide
2inh/r
can eat bamboo shoots
Bangkok river
Chao Phraya River
Chao Phraya River
Bangkok
major cities along the Mekong River
Ho Chi Minh Vietnam
Phenom Pehn - Cambodia
Siem Reap - Cambodia
Bangkok Thai
Hanoi Vietnam
Irawaddy River
bisects myanmar north to south
what does Thailand mean
land of the free
popular tree to harvest in Thailand
teak
real life leads of King and I
Rama 4 and Anna Leowenes. 1850s
PM named ghandi
Indira Ghanda
PM 1966-1984
PM when Ghandi was alive
PM NEhru
Ghandi and PM Nehru difference in opinion about India industralization
Ghandi = envisioned village life
Nehru = European-style indsutralization
what movement did Ghandi start
boycot British goods
possessions Ghandi had when he died
eating utensils, pen, spinning wheel
official language of India
Hindi
China’s sorrow river
Huang He
China proper
Western term used to refer to the core regions of China, usually SE
Pinyin
“Spell sounds”
1956
25 letters similar to US alphabet but no V
allows scientific words to be translated into Chinese
why Peking became Beijing
problem with the Chinese writing system
complex with many letters so only teh rich could learn it
longest dynasty of China
Zhou (joh)
1122-256 bc
yr of Confucious
550 bc
witnessed the breakdown of feudal China
“to govern is to set things right”
Han dysnsaty
202 bc - 220 AD
made China an empire. traded we/europe
Golden Age in China
618-906 AD
under Tan dynasty
governmetn exam leading to civil cervice
Chinese dynasty that had the Golden Age
Tang dynasty of
202 bc to 220 AD
hx Great Wall
Shi Huangdi 214 BC
ancient Chinese boats
junks
1,000 mile feature in China
Grand Canal
led the Manchu-led imperial dynasty of China
Qing dynasty
Qing dynasty
Manchu-led imperial dynasty of China that lasted 1636-1912
largest and most populist empire at the time. ruled over a multiethnic territory
former name of Taiwan
Formosa
Long March
he Long March was a military retreat by the Chinese Red Army
It took place during the Chinese Civil War from 1934 to 1936.
The communists retreated from advancing Nationalist forces.
The retreat covered 6,000 miles and lasted 370 days.
Only 8,000 out of 100,000 people survived.
It played a key role in the development of communism in China.
2 examples of military marches in history
Long March: Chinese civil war 1934-36. key role in developing communism in China
Bataan Death March: Japanese transferred 75K Philippino/US soldiers onteh Baatan penninsula POW.
aftermath of the Baatan Death March
judged to be a Japanese War Frime
yr Chaing Kaishek fled to Taiwan
1949
supporters of Mao
Red Guard
yr of the Cultural Revolution
1966
attacked old wasy
aftermath of Mao’s death
died 1976
1980: government said they owed a lot to Mao but he made costly mistakes
yr Nixon went to China
1972
yr US recognized China
Nixon went to China in 1972
Carter recognized them in 1978
what is an editorial
someone’s opinion
plain in Tokyo
Kanto Plain
Jomon art
14,000-300 bc
- cord marked pottery, tools, clay figures, couiled rope
alternative religion in Japan
Shinto = way of the gods
spirt kami in nature
first novel
tale fo Genji
generals of imperial Japan
Shogun
shogunate in japan
Kamakura shogunate ended 1333
divine wind in Japan
Kamakazi 1274 when mongols treid to invade btu failed
Samauri way of the warrior
bushiodo samuri code of behavior
sweet cakes in Japan
kashi
woven straw mat in Japan
tatami
thick versus thin tea in japn
koicha - koh ee chah = thick tea
usucha -oos uh chi
american who opened up US trade with Japan
Perry in 1852. sailed into Tokyo bay and returned next year and returned next year with big army
former name of Tokyo
1868 Edo
japanese emperor in WWII
Hirohito
japanese death by sword
seppaku
cities in japan
yokohama
osaka
nagoya
wooden sandles you wear ith a kimono
geta
types of japanese martial arts
aikido
judo
kendo
karate
jujitsu
sumjo
winds that mostly blow in one direction
prevailing winds
west to east winds at the middle lattitudes
westerlies
shifting winds near the equator
doldrums
japanese current that flows north and has a warming effect
Kuroshio (koor oh SHEE zuh)
colder NE Japanese current off the NE coast
Kamchatka current
(warmer one is Kuroshio)_
use speech to sway crowd
demogogue
Sparta versus Athens
Pelononesian War
- Sparta’s defeat of Athens in this war destroyed the balance of the greek world
year of Socrates trial
399 bc
philsophy/religion out of Athens
Stoicism is from Athens
year the Roman Republic controlled the entire Mediterrean
130 BC
year Hannibal’s army defeated the Romans
216bc
Battle of Cannae
battle of Cannae
Hannibal defeated the Romans in 216bc
founding of Rome
753 BC Tiber River
year of the last Etruscan king
509 bc
how far did Alex the Great spread
Hellenistic culture went to the Indus River
- died at 32yo
Sophists
400 bc
- from Sicily/Asian minor
- believed all truths are relative and depends on a particular time/place
SO
no absolute truth.
believed it was useless to try to understand the nature of the universe
SO
you should just try to improve yourself/city by applying reason to everyday problems
did rhetoric/public speaking to show people how to formulate laws and think critically
whom did the Athenians blame their Peloponesian loss on Sparta on
Athens blamed the Sophists and took anger out on Socrates (who was not a Sophist but taught many who supported the oligarchy)
Socrates & Sophists
Socrates rejectist Sophist belief that knowledge and truth are the only things that matter
“the unexamined life is not worth living”
However, the athenians blamed sophists on their Peloponessian war loss and blamed Socrates
painted the death of Socrates
Jacque Louis David
1787
Socrates died 399bc
how do we know about Socrates
he left no writing so we know about his lesson through Plato
Plato
aristocrat.
most famous work = Q&A between 2 people
- grew up during Peloponnesian war and Socrates teaching
- rejected Sophist views
- started The Academy
- believed a true philosopher personal knowledge of het prefect Form that
- believed everything and concept could be explained perfectly as a form conceived by a divine worker/God
- believed ideal forms exist apart from observed reality
- human consists of 2 parts (soul created by God and body.
- Theory of Forms
Theory of Forms
by Plato
- believed everything and concept could be explained perfectly as a form conceived by a divine worker/God
- believed ideal forms exist apart from observed reality
- human consists of 2 parts (soul greated by God” and tbe body
The Republic
Plato
his ideal society where all woudl be placed accournding to their skills.
never put into practicer
The Academy
Plato
Aristotle
happiness can only be reached through virtue or wisdom
- virtue was achieved by keeping a balance in all areas of life “the golden mean”
the golden mean
desirable middle between two extremes (excess and deficiency”
_ Delphic maxim “nothing in excess”
discussed in Plato’s Philebus and
- in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics book
“Aristotle view: courage is a virtue but if taken to excess, it would be manifested as recklessness. if deficient, cowardice”
Mediterrean bodies of water from west to east
Adriatic
Aegean
Black
Caspian
Aral
where are the Caucasus Mts
between the Black and Caspian Sea
horse of Alex the Great
Bucephalus.
Alex saw it was afraid of its own shadow so he turned it into the sun
Gordian’s Knot
prophecy that whomever untied it would be king of all Asia. Alex cut with a sword
Alex the Great & Persia
331bc. Alex defeated Darius Persian.
in 324bc, mass marriage of 10K Persian women to Greek men. Alex married the daughter of Darius
what happened after Alex the Great died
Seleucus (suh-loo-kuhs): Asia Minor (Med to Indus River)
Ptolemy Egypt
Hellenistic women post Alex the Great
edu, commerce, business, more property rights BUT had to have a male guardian to oversee. BUT some queens ruled in their own right
Arisinoe
ahr SIN oh ee
Egypt 316 bc
- married ruler of Thrace at 15yo
went to Asia Minor with him but he was killed
she fled dressed as a maid and went to Macedonia. married King of Thrace/Maccedonia but kin had her 2 sons killed in her arms. so she and eldest son fled to egypt.
she married Ptolemy II in 277bc . he enjoyed himelf but she had the real power
Greek sculptor who did beauty of the female form
Praxiteles
prak SIT uhl uhs
Medea
daughter of the king
Jason came to Colchis to steal the Golden Fleece
Menander
Greek dramatist
best known representative of Athenian New Comedy
Dyskolos is one of his 108 known comedies
Dyskolos
one of the best known representatives of Athenian New Comedy penned by Meander
wrote Don Juan
Moliere
wrote The Misanthrope
aka The Cantankerous Lover
Moliere
wrote Tartuffe
Moliere
plays by Moliere
The Misanthrope: the Cantankerous Lover
Don Juan
Tartuffe
7 Wonders of the Ancient World
Colossus of Rhodes,
Lighthouse of Alexandria,
Hanging Gardens,
Great Pyramids of Giza,
Temple of Zeus in Olympia
Temple of Artemis in Turkey
Mausoleum of Halicarnassus in Turkey
4 philsophies of Hellenistic culture
Cynicism,
Skepticism,
Epicureanism,
Stocism
Cynicism
founded by Diogenes (dy AHJ uh neez)
- belief that humans should live according to nature
- happiness was for each individual to fulfill their own natural needs
Skepticism
conviction that knowledge wa impossible and belief is merely opinions
- developed in Athens by Pyrrho (pir-oh_
- happiness is the idea that one could never know how things really are.
and to live “with ever a smile and and give piece of mind
Epicureanism
withdraw from public life to achieve happiness
Achaemenid Empire
first Persian Empire
- Iran empire founded by Cyrus the Great in 550 bc
- recognized for its imposition of a successful model of centralized bureaucratic administration, multicultural policy, building complex infrastructure such as roads/organized postal system, use of official language across its territories, development of civil services including a professional army
aka Macabee dynasties
Hasmonean
“give mea a place to stand and I can move the Earth”
Archamedes and the screw
- he was from Syracues
static scene of actors posed silently in costume with sets/costumes
tableux
mystery plays
aka miracle plays
- plays in medieval Europe that represented Bible stories.
name “mystery” used in teh sense of miracles
greek who did Geometry
Euclid 300sbc
“Elements”
“Elements”
Euclid
300sbc
developed the first heliocentric model
Aristarchus (ar uh STAHR kuhs)
calculated an accurate Earth circumference
Eratosthenes (eruh THAS thub neez)
Greek who said the brain was the center of the nervous system
Herophilus (huh RAF uh luhs)
yr of Rome foundign
Romelus/Remus
753bc
Tiber River
Roman army unit
legion
land versus sea powers during the height of Greek power
Carthage - sea
Rome - land
between Sicilly and the tip of Italy’s boot
Strait of Messina
Rome versus Carthage
Punic War
264 bc
Strait of Messina
between Sicily and the tip of Italy’s boot
ancient France
Gaul
between Span and France
Pyrannes
geography in the middle of Italy
Appenes
where is Byzantine
Black Sea & Aegean
geography of Sparta
separate island from Athens
Battle of Cannae
KAN-ee
216 bc
Punic war. Hannibal’s troops killed 50K Romans but the Romans refused to surrender
attacked Carthage
Scipio attacked Carthage so Hannibal had to withdraw from Italy to return to defend his city - 202 bc
“Carthage must be destroyed”
140 bc
sowed grounds with salt as a symbol
ship versus spacecraft
time to circumnavigate
Magellan = 3yrs
Explorer I = 114.7 min
weight of the Earth
6.6 sextillion
layers of the Earth
inner/outer core (solid/melted Nickle and iron)
mantle,
crust
land surrounded by mostly higher land
basin
bay
area of ocean surrounded by land
cape
land that extends into the bay by water
canyon
narrow valley with steep sides
delta
land formed by silt buildup at the river mouth
divide
high ridge of land between areas with different land basins
fall line
where water decreases at a waterfall
low hill at the base of a mountain
foothill
fjord
narrow inlet of sea between high steep cliffes
glacier
slow moving ice spread
mesa
high flat topped land with steep sides
land surrounded on three sides by water
penninsula
narrow land connecting larger land
isthmus
stores water
reservoir
one river/stream flows into another
tributary
broad cold treeless plain
tundra
explains the map
legend
key
narrow land connecting 2 larger land
isthmus
aka lines of latitude
meridians
longitude through Greenwich
Prime Meridian
first day of Spring
march 2 or 21
first day of summer
June 20-21
first day of Fall
Sep 22-23
first day of Winter
Dec 21-22
geography in the middle of Italy
Appenes Mt
year of the Iron Age
1100 bc
yr the Suez canal opened
1869
names of the tropics
north - cancer
south - capricorm
year OPEC was founded
1960
dry land
ariad
yr of the Iranian Revolution
1979
yr of the Irarael and Egpytian peace treaty
1979
Middle East north to south
TSLIJ
turkey
syria
lebanon
isreal
jordan
% of land in the Middle East that is suitable for farming
7%
“the land between 2 rivers”
Mesopotanmia
clay pots and nomads
clay pots were usless to nomads b/c they broke too easily
lived in ancient Iraq
Sumerians
black volcanic rock to cut
obsidian
Jericho
8000 bc
North Dead SeaA
- trtade, wate.
thick wall 20 ft high/6ft wide
benefit of agriculture on history
surplus
first empire buldr
Sargon the Great
2300nc
first battle rams
Assyrians
first chariots
Assyrians
ancient writing
Sumerians had cuniform
yr the Babylonians were conquored by the Persians
539bc
benefit of the Nile to ancient Egypt8ians
flooded leaving silt
capital of Menes
Memphis in 3100bc
united upper/lower Egypt
Menes 3100 bc
Memphis
capital of Menes
Memphis in 3100bc
anchitect of the first pyramid
Imhotep
2700 bc
Hykosos
HIK sahs
ended Egyptian middle kingdom
where were New Kingdom pharoahs burried
protected places. not pyramids
son of Nefertitti
Amenhotep IV
ordered all to worship only the one one God Aton.
Tut got them polytheistic against
Amenhotep IV
son of Nefertiti
ordered all to worship only the one God Aton
King Tut at 8 yo restored multigod worship
Rameses II
made peace with the Hittites
yr and home of Abraham
2000 bc
Ur
built Temple in Jerusalem
King Solomon
King Solomon
960 bc
King David’s kid
married daughter of the Pharaoh
used sealth to build temple in JErusalme
destroyed the ancient state of Israel
587 bc by the Babylonians
stone in Mecca
Kaa ba
yr Muhammad was born
570 ad
towers connected to mosques
minautets
5 pillars of Islam
belief in one god,
pray x5/day,
alms for poor,
fast during Ramadan,
visit Mecca once in life
meaning of Islam
“submission to the will of GOd”
arab nomads
Bedouins
lived at Osiases and led by Shieks
cloth that originated from Islam
Damask = from Damascus
muslim = from Mosol
galabeya (gaal uh bee uh).
loose fitting traditional garment
men from Nile valley
fellahin
native villagers and farmers
yr of Nassar
1953: Gamal Abdel Nasser
(juh mahl uhb DUHL NAH sur
yr the Egyptian President was assassinated
1953: Gamal Abdel Nasser
(juh mahl uhb DUHL NAH sur
yr of the Egypt dam
1968: Aswan Dam. created a 300 mile long lake
- can generate electricity. replaced outdated irrigation and controlle floods
BUT
doesnt’ let river crry as much soil as befoer so land not as fertile.
assassination of the Egyptian President
1981: Prez Anwar Sada1981: Prez Anwar Sadat assassinated.
Hosini Mubarak (HASS nee muh AHR ak)
river on the eastern shore of Israel
Jordan Rier
Sabras
Jews born in Israel.
now out of prickly but sweet center caucus
Jewish farm
kibbutz
Israel collective farm
moshavim (moh shuh veem)
GOVERNMENT OF iSRAEL
kNESSET
female PM of Isrel
Golda Meir
= school teacher of Miladuke, Wisconson
last standing part of Solomon’s Temple
wailing wall
where did Mohammad ascend
Dome of the Rock
Church of the Holy Selpuchar
resuccrection of Jesus/tomb
role of OPEC
1960: set prices for oil and control production
- Iran, Venezula, Saudi, Kuwait, Iraq
Camp David Accord
1979L Sadat, Carter, Begin of Israel
ended Egypt/israel war
murdered at Berlin Olympics
1972: 11 Israeli athletes
by PLO who were in opposition to Israel
leader of Iran
Shah
Iran & women’s right to vote
Iran gave women the right to vote in 1963
Iran in 1979
Ayatollah Khomeini led the revolution to force the Shah out.
implemented Shariah law
estuary in the Middle East
Shatt al Arab esuary
- Iran/IRaw war post Iranian Rev.
- border of each nation was supposed to go through the center but each wanted to control the estuary
- Khomei didn’t think Prez Saadam Hussein of Irq was a true muslim. Sadaam welcomed modern technology while Ayatollah was old school
first mission to Jupiter
Pioneer 10
1972
sea between Sweden & mainland
Baltic Sea
sea between Scandinavia & Russia
Barrets
sea between US and Norway
North Sea
directly south of Norway
Denmark
border between Europe & Asia
Ural Mts
culture of Crete
Minoan
when did Homer do his epics?
800bc
city state of Athens
Attica
ran the first Marathon
Pheidippides ran 26.2 miles to report defeat
Xerxes
480bc
watched his defeat at Salamis.
beheaded captains when they swam ashore
Greek who believed all things were made of atoms
Democritus
died 370bc
topic Herodotus wrote about
Persian war
known for Greek tragedies
Sophocles
topic of Aristophanes
Greek Comedy
Athenian Peloponnesian War
“know thyself”
Socrates
location of Sicilly
less than 100 miles from North Africa
Praetors
16
Roman Gov
head of Senate/Assembly
Censurs
2
Roman Gov
supervises citizens, sets taxes
Counsolors
2
Roman Gov
supreme gov, head of gov & commander in chief
elected every year
becomes Senator at end of term
treasures in Roman Government
8
Quaestors
1 yr term
Tribunes
10
Roman gov
1yr
guards right of plebeians
can veto senators
how many Senators in governmetn
500
commoners and nobles in Rome
plebians
particians
veto means
I forbide
rival of Julius Caesar
Pompety
Twelve Tables
450bc
first Roman code of laws as created
written on bronze tablets and posted in the Roman Square
downfall of Caesar
49bc: Senate, who supported Pompey, ordered Caesar to return to Rome. brought army w/him so he wouldn’t be killed. Pompey fled
44bc: Caesar assassinated with 23 daggers
yr of the death & successor of Caesar
44bc = assassination
27bc: Octavian the grandnephew
Roman writer
Cicero
inspirator for ancient Roman art
Greek
- greek = beauty and perfection
- roman = as things really are
concrete
sand/gravel bound by cement
wrote about the founding of Rome
Virgil via the Aeneid
baths of Rome
Baths of Caricalla
(kahr-uh-KAL-uh)
what did the Roman emperors believe would make their people peaceful and content
bread and circuses
- circus Maximus/Colosseum
foreign office
consulate
5 germanic tribes
Visigoths - Iberian
Vandals - N. Africa
Ostrogoths (AH truh gahts) and Balkans
- Saxons - England
franks -Gaul/W. Germany
leaders of the barbarians
Cheftains
ruled land they could defend
Charlemagne
close ties with pope
King of France in 758
Pope Leo 3 crowned him Holy Roman Emperor
reign of Augustus Caesar
41yr emperor of Rome
only held offices that existed before prior but held them year after year
Augustus - respected one
Golden Age of Rome - 27bc-14AD
“I found Rome brick and left it marble”
“I found Rome brick and left it marble”
Augustus Caesar
peace of Rome
Pax Romana
emperor when the Roman Empire was at its largest
Trajan
117 AD
famous art of Byzantine
mosaics
Constantine
312AD: Emperor became a Christian
Christianity became a state religion in Rome
Constantinople
official capital of the Roman Empire
330 AD
Cheftain whose tribe took over the roman empire
476 AD: Odoacer (oh doh AY gun)
end of the byzantine empire
1453
main square and courtyard in Rome
foreum
atrium
aka Latin-esque languages
Romance languages: latin, french, italian, spanish
goods taken by force
plunder
Justian Code
530 AD
started the crusades
Pope Urban III
1095 - France
year range of crusades
8 major crusades between 1095-1291
captured Jerusalem in 1099 and held until 1187
feudalism yrs
middle ages system of loyalty and protection
800 - 1300 AD
noblemen in feudalism
vassals owed loyalty to higher nobels and god land back
homes, land and the people who worked it in the feudal system
manors and estates
fiefs
serfs
steps to become a knight
Page - 6yo
Squire - 15yo
Knight- 21
promise made by knights
knights promised to defend the Christian church and chivalry
armored knights
heavy, slow, expensive, easy to defeat
- only rich coudl afford
- fell out of favor by 1400
what is parchment
sheepskin
gives rights to something
charter
location of famous cities in Spain
center = Madrid
center but south of Madrid: Toledo
South but not south coast = Cordoba an Seville
western coast = Valencia
south
gibralter
consider: “Did a historical person/group live before/during/after a major technological/scientific/social advanced?
- follow up if yes…did they have awareness of it?
keep in mind what people at that time did/did not know,
purpose of multicultural perspectives
broaden your understanding of cultures while deepening your appreciation of the variety of beliefs and traaditions
Abbasaids versus Umayyad government choices
Abbasaids relied on Persian influence of government,
Umayyads followd Arab
Skills taught by history…
us hx imagination (what tech/science did/didn’t influece a person,
multicular perspectives and recognize pov,
compare and contrast,
fact versus opinions,
identify and recognize values,
hypothesizing,
analyzing,
identify cause & effect,
assess consequences,
problem solve,
evaluate,
synthesise,
take a stand
demographics after the Black Plague
population decreases + new farming techniques = surplus of agriculture
- led to decrease prices of goods, higher standards of living, and increased demand for trade goods
consequences of post WWI reparations on Germany
economic instability caused the Germans to look to a leader to restore Germany to power and prosperity
fate of Germany after WWI
reparations led to economic instability caused the Germans to look to a leader to restore Germany to power and prosperity
health concern in the 1300s
Black Death spread via trade routes
what factors make history a POV
shaped by age, gender, religion, race, economics
values versus opinions held
values are held more deeply than opinions
whom did Gaileo go up against
Roman Catholic Church
what do Hindus believe
fulfilling moral duty and each person will encounter consequences for actions
when did Europe reach their natural limit for expansion
1200s
- cultivated more land and most usuable land was in operation by 1300s
- pushed beyond capacity, land lost fertility, and food production leveled off so farmers couldn’t feed their population
Russia in WWI
poor, hungry, and government mistrust = overthrew Czar
what should you do when reading quotes
look for subjective words and descriptions
how to read a timeline
- determine its framework (yrs covered/interval) in which time is divided
- study sequence of events/time in-between events
- look for missing information
- note relationships early/later and as effects
Japan in 1941
Japan invaded Indochina,
US did a gas embargo on Jap,
Pearl Hearbor
years of the Pax Romana
27 BC - 180 AD
years of Augustus
27 BC - 14 AD
emperor of Rome in during the BC - AD transition
Augustus Ceasar (27 BC - 14 AD)
Roman emperiors between 14 - 68 AD
(PAX Romana after the initial Augustus Ceasar era)
Tiberus 14 -37 AD
Caligula 37 - 41
Claudius 41-54
Nero 54-68
years of Emperior TIberus
14 - 37 AD
(Pax Romana. After Augustus Ceasar.)
followed by Caligula
years of Emperor Caligula
37 - 41 AD
after Tiberus
before Cladius
third emperor of thePax Romana
year of Emperor Claudius
41 - 54 AD
before Emperor Nero
years of Emperor Nero
54 - 68 AD
years of Emperor Trajan
98 - 117 AD
years of Emperior Hadrian
117 - 138 AD
river that runs through Seoul
near the mouth of the Han River
(Seoul is NW)
between Spain & France
Pyrennese
where is Corsica
north of Sardinia,
west of Italy
sea between Italy & Greece
Adriatic
soccar ball kicked by Italy
Sicilly
where is Constantinople
entrance to the Baltic Sea
city at the entrance of the Baltic Sea
Constanople
mountains NW of the Black Sea
Carpathian
Carpathian Mountains
mountains NW of the Black Sea
mountains east of the Black Sea
Caucaus Mts
mountains east of the Black Sea
Caucus
where are the Salvs
North/northwest of the Black sea
Jutes
danish
between England and France
English Channel
time 2,500,000 BC
Paleolithic Age
culture in China from 5000 - 3000 BC
Yangshao culture
yr Sumerian city-states
3500 bc
yr Menes united upper and lower Egypt
32oo bc
yr of the Cheops pyramid
2600 BC
yr of the Harappan civilization
2300 bc
Mesoamerican culture
Olmecs 1500 bc
how long have written texts existed
for approximately 5,000 years
old skeleton found in Africa
3 million year old Lucy
Ethiopia
Australopithecus
(Leaky found an older skeleton…3.7 M in Tanzania in 1978
objects deeper in the earth are older
stratography
radiocarbon dating
Carbon-14
- decays and gtives off radioactivity
- can date up to 50K years ago
year of homo sapients
200,000 ‘Thinking Man”
earliest N. American humans
40,000 bc
early modern humans
Neanderthals (first) then Cromagnon
years of the Paleolithic era
2.5 million- 12,000K years ago
years of the Mesolithic area
12-10K years ago
years of the Neolithic era
10-8K years ago
domestication
purposeful adaption fo animals and plans
domestication of animals
pastroralism
ancient Turkey city
Catal Huyuk (hoo-yoohk)
had 3K residents 8500 years ago
first civilization
Fertile Crescent
Tigris/Euophrates
Iraq
Mesopotamia “land between 2 rivers”
mud/sand that makes soil rich
silt
“land between two rivers”
mesopotamia
epic poem of Mesopotamia
Epic of Gilgamesth
King of Uruk
half human/god
traveled to the Land of hte dead to discivery the mysteeries of life/death.
told all must die so live life first
Epic of Gilgamesh
Mesopotamia
King of Uruk
half human/god
traveled to the land of hte dead to discover the mysteries of life/death
told all must die so live firest
epic who traveled to the Land of the Dead
Epic of Gilgamesh
Mesopotamia
message of the Epic of Gilgamesh
all must die so live first
(he traveled to the land of the dead)
early leaders of city states
priests
ancient cities of the Euphrates River
Ur and Uruk
who had zigurrats
Sumerians
polytheistic
ancient writing of the Fertile Crescent
Sumerians did cuniform
well established by 2400s BC
when did Nile farming start
1200 BC
beliefs of the Sumerians
spirits and natural forces that govern everything.
needed them to control rivers/farming so the priests ruled in teh name of the gods
polytheistic
age of Sphinx
4500yrs old
yr the Rosetta stone was found
1798 by a frenchman
- 1820s - Champillon solved it
government state devided into specialties
burecracy
pyramid architect
Imhotep
pronounce loess
les
cat headed goddess of Egypt
baset
river civilization in Pakistan
Indus River Valley
- souce in Himalayas but flooded with monsoons
- popel there by 300s bc but civilization silater
where were the Indus River civilizations
Pakistan. source of the river is the Himalayas. also subjected to monsoons
- Mohenjo Daro
Harappa (maybe ended by a floor or earthquake?)
anciety citiy-state of China
Huange He (Yellow River)
- Yangshao & Longshan cultures
ancient city-states of Tigris/Euphrates
Mesopotamia, Sumer, Ur
4 rivers that led to ancient city-states
Tigris/Euphrates = Mesopotamia, Sumer, Ur
Nile
Indus River = Harappan & Mohenjo Daro
Huang He - Yangshao, Longshan
desert in Mongolia
Gobi
what does the Persian Gulf lead into
Arabian Sea
when did the last Ice Age end
7000 BC
when was maize first grown in teh Americas
as early as 6600 BC
food of the Andes people
potato
first civilization in the Americas
Olmec 1500 bc.
Veracruz, Mexico
who made big basalt heads
Olmec
opened King Tut’s tomb
Howard Carter in 1922
first empire builder
Sargon I seized c ontrol of Sumer in 2330 BC
Hammarabi
King of Babylon
1792 BC
migration of the Indo-Aryans
Indo-Aryans migrated into India in 1750 BC
Moses as a guide
Moses led the Hebrews from Egypt to Palestine in 1200 BC
Zhou dynasty
1122 bc
when were the hymns of the Rig Veda colelcted
1000 bc
when did the Assyrians conquor Israwl
722 BC
nomands attacking Mesopotamia
by 2300, nomads began to attack Mesopotamia to get benefits of civilization
- pattern emerged of invading, seizing control, andbuildign empire
- fall to new invaders
Sargon I
from Sumerian city of Kish but left Kish to start own city of Akkad
- first emperor builder
- conquered Sumer
- empire lasted 100 years undil invaders from Zargos Mts
BUT the empire did set the standard for future empires
city of Ur
centralized gov/economy.
kings couldn’t keep the empire unified
ur fell in 2000 bc
babylon
1800 bc
Euphrates
Amorite King Hamaurabi in 1792 BC
code, contracts, divorce, “eye for an eye
Indo-Europeans
from north of the Black Sea,
first to domesticate hroses so good at reaiding
strong warriors. develotped the 2 wheeled war chariot and compound bow
Hittites
SW Asia Minor,
offshoot of the Indo-Europeans so they had horses, charriots, and compound bows
BUT
first to use iron weapons on a large scale (others had bronze) and used iron plows so they were also famers
first to domesticate horses
Indo-Europeans
developed the two wheeled war charot
Indo-Europeans
developed the compound bow
Indo-Europeans
developed iron weapons
Hittites
which ancient civilization overthrow the Egyptians
Hyksos over thrw Egyptians in 1650 bc
- fragile rule, had to adopt traditional Etypt pharous status
- only ruled in the north. never full egypt
- middle egypt were princes who paid tribute dto the Hyksos and u pper egyppt was Nubian princes
= Ahmose drove out the Hyksos from Egypt in 1570 BC
what did the Hyksos do after they conquered Egypt
adopted Egypt way of life. they were never fully accepted and were driven out by Ahmose in 1570b bc
new Kingdom of Egypt
1300 BC
- wanted to avoid another outside invasion ( like the Hyksos)
female Egyptian rule who led for her son
Hatshepsut married Thutmos II and ruled for son Thutmos III wuntil he was an adult
- peace/properity
- after her death, he had her image removed and his father’s put back up
Amenhotep IV
1380 bc
- countered priests. removed Amon Re.
King Tut restored
King Tut
restored all gods after his predecessor Amenhotep IV removed them.
he was young and the priests had been mad the gods had been removed
Ramases
1288 battled Hittites
Kingdoom of Kush
1800 bc
Numban dynasty. conquored etypt
Crete culture
Minoian 2000bc
Knossos (nahs-uhs)
earthquake fault line so rebuilt a lot
known for frescos
painted directly onto plaster walls
frescos
frescos
painted directly onto plaster walls
Minoans
sea trade
women = male status
bull fighting
culture declined by 1400 bc
Mycenaeans
early Greeks
attacked Troy in Asia Minor
civilization that attacked Troy
Myceanans
early greeks
Dorians
Indo-Europeans who came to greece. didn’t build a city but they did pastoral
Mediterrean traders
Phonecians dominated in 900 BC
event went to England
- cad carthage in North Africa
yr the PHilistines settled in Caanan
1100 bc
where did Moses lead his peopel
out of Etypt and into Siani desert in Exodus (Passover) in search of land in 1200 BC
established the Kingdom of Israel
Sault
who ruled from the capital in Jerusalem
David and Solomon.
Saul establishe dthe Kingdom of Israel
who made Jerusalem rich
Solomomn
Torah
5 books of Moses Teaching
- first 5 books of the Bible
but also 39 others
Assyrians
conquered Kingdom of Israel
0- Semetic speaking from No. Mesopotamia/Tiergris and adopted the SUmerian civilization
- co
deported Israelis
724 bc
- Assyrians. conquered Israel and deported the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel (Diapora)
what happened to Israelites when they were overthrown by the Assyrians
they lost their identity (lost tribes)
Nebuchadnezzar5
587 bc
Chaldean king
conquored Judah, destrooyed Jerusalam and Solomon’s gerat temple
- deported Judah’s entire population to Babylon (Babylonian captivity)
but the Jews kept their identity, religion, and spare identity
OVERTHROW THE cHALDEANS
Nebuchadnezzar. the poeple who did the Babylonian captivity
- Persioan overthrwot he Chaldeans in 539 BC
Rig-Vedas
“Versus of Knowledge”
=- compiled in 1000 bc but not written down until 1300 AD
- thousands of ancient hymns
oldest remaining Indo-Aryans language
Sanskirt
sanskirt
Indo-Aryans
classes in India
Varnas = classes
Kshatriyas = highest warrior class
Brahmans = priests
Vaisyas = merchant/trader/farmer
Sudras = artisans/servants (could not study or hear the sacred Vedas)
river of the Indo-Aryans
Ganges river
- Rice culture
- Raja king
plateau of southern India
Deccan
first verifiable historical dynasty of China
Shang
- fell t the Zhou (joh) in 1122 bc
- said it was the “mandate of heaven” that the3 gods said the Zhou should rule
Zhou Dynasty
(joh)
second verified dynasty of China