semester exam pt1 Flashcards

1
Q

chinaโ€™s strength

A

imperial bureaucracy

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2
Q

Song Dynasty

A

Meritocracy
Demonstrate merit on civil service exams

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3
Q

Champa Rice

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2 crops of rice per year
1 in the summer
1 in the winter

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4
Q

Song Dynasty had the greatestโ€ฆ

A

Manufacturing company in the world
Cast iron goods

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5
Q

Who made the first guns with gunpowder?

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Song Dynasty

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6
Q

Tributes

A

other states pay money/provide goods to honor the Chinese emperor

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7
Q

Foot binding

A

Prevented womenโ€™s feet from growing naturally

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8
Q

What did foot binding signify?

A

Social status,
Restricted participation in the public sphere

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9
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Wood block printing

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People in China can make multiple copies of art/text without copying by hand

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10
Q

Buddhism

A

Popular in tang dynasty

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11
Q

Theravada Buddhism

A

Personal, spiritual growth through meditation and discipline

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12
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Mahayana Buddhism

A

Spiritual growth for all beings

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13
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Tibetan Buddhism

A

Chanting
Strongest in Tibet

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14
Q

Zen/Chan Buddhism

A

Direct experience and meditation

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15
Q

All Buddhism types followed

A

The four noble truths (personal suffering is alleviated by eliminating cravings/desires)

eightfold path (speech, effort, etc, Nirvana)

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16
Q

Neo Confucianism

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Rational thought + Daoism and Buddhism

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17
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House of wisdom

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Abbasid empire
scholars in Baghdad study

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18
Q

Mamluk sultanate

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Mamluks in Egypt, prospered by facilitating trade in cotton and sugar

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19
Q

How did the Mamluk sultanate decline?

A

Portuguese developed new sea routes for trade

20
Q

Sufis

A

Grasp truths that canโ€™t be learned by introspection (examination of oneโ€™s emotional processes)
Won many Muslim converts
Can be Muslim & still honor local deities

21
Q

Bhakti movement

A

Hindu reform movement
doesnโ€™t discriminate
one particular deity

22
Q

Delhi sultanate

A

Brought Islam to India

23
Q

Vijayanagara Empire

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Born Hindu, converted to Islam
Victorious city

24
Q

Aztecs

A

Hunter gatherers, aqueducts, pyramids
Chinampas
Used lake water to irrigate their fields

25
Q

Aztec government

A

Theocracy (ruled by religious leaders)

26
Q

Aztec religion

A

The gods sacrificed themselves to create the world

27
Q

Aztec women

A

Wove cloth used to pay tribute
some were scribes to royal female family members

28
Q

Aztec decline

A

Low technology,
resentment of conquered people

29
Q

Incas system

A

Mitโ€™a system -mandatory public service

30
Q

Who is the most important god in the Incas?

A

The sun god

31
Q

What was animism (Incas)?

A

The elements of the physical world can have supernatural powers

32
Q

Education in the Incas

A

Record a numerical info
Terrace systems,
redirected rain,
good builders of bridges in roads

33
Q

Inca decline

A

Conquistador, Francisco Pizarro

34
Q

Mayan government

A

City โ€“ states (ruled by a king, city + its surrounding territory)

35
Q

Carpa Nan (Incas)

A

Massive roadway system, mainly used by the government and military

36
Q

Ghana

A

Gold and Ivory to Muslim traders for salt, copper, clothes, tools
Centralized government
iron weapons

37
Q

Mali see 2.4

A

Wealthy (Sundiata)
Powerful trading society
Most residents were farmers, who cultivated Sorghum and rice
Timbuktu- center of Islamic learning, books sold

38
Q

Swahili

A

Bantu + Arabic language
Made by East African traders

39
Q

Indian Ocean Slave Trade

A

East Africa & Middle East
Slaves worked on sugar plantations in Mesopotamia
Zanj Rebellion

40
Q

Feudalism

A

Exchanges of land for loyalty
Monarchs grant fiefs (tracts of land) to lords
Lords become vassals (service to the person of higher status), protect and provide land to peasants
Knights = vassals of lords
Peasants farm the land & provide with crops & livestock, obey the lord
Code of Chivalry-unwritten set of rules of loyalty
Women didnโ€™t have many rights

41
Q

3 Field System

A

1st field- wheat/rye (food crops)
2nd field- peas, lentils, beans (fertile soil bc of nitrogen)
3rd- allowed to remain unused each year

42
Q

Manorial System (manors)

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Manors produce everything ppl living on it required
Peasants were serfs and were tied to the land, need permission from lords to travel

43
Q

Magna Carta

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King must respect certain rights
Right to jury trial before a noble fan be sentenced to prison
Right to be consulted on an issue of scutage (tax paid on a knight who wanted to pay money instead of providing military service)

44
Q

Magnetic Compass, Junk, Rudder

A

Designed by Chinese scientists in the Han Dynasty
Rudder was improved

Compass- calculated latitude
Rudder- helped aid navigation & ship control
Junk- a boat w/ divisions that made it stronger against rough voyages at sea

45
Q

Flying Cash (Chinese Government)

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Merchants can deposit paper $ under his name in 1 location, withdraw the same amount in another location