semester exam pt1 Flashcards

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china’s strength

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imperial bureaucracy

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Song Dynasty

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Meritocracy
Demonstrate merit on civil service exams

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3
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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
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Song Dynasty had the greatest…

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Manufacturing company in the world
Cast iron goods

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5
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Who made the first guns with gunpowder?

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Song Dynasty

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6
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Tributes

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

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7
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Foot binding

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Prevented women’s feet from growing naturally

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8
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What did foot binding signify?

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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
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Buddhism

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Popular in tang dynasty

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11
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Theravada Buddhism

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Personal, spiritual growth through meditation and discipline

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12
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Mahayana Buddhism

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Spiritual growth for all beings

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13
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Tibetan Buddhism

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Chanting
Strongest in Tibet

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14
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Zen/Chan Buddhism

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Direct experience and meditation

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15
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All Buddhism types followed

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

eightfold path (speech, effort, etc, Nirvana)

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16
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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
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Mamluk sultanate

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

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19
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How did the Mamluk sultanate decline?

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Portuguese developed new sea routes for trade

20
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Sufis

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Grasp truths that can’t be learned by introspection (examination of one’s emotional processes)
Won many Muslim converts
Can be Muslim & still honor local deities

21
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Bhakti movement

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Hindu reform movement
doesn’t discriminate
one particular deity

22
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Delhi sultanate

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Brought Islam to India

23
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Vijayanagara Empire

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Born Hindu, converted to Islam
Victorious city

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Aztecs

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

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Aztec government
Theocracy (ruled by religious leaders)
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Aztec religion
The gods sacrificed themselves to create the world
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Aztec women
Wove cloth used to pay tribute some were scribes to royal female family members
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Aztec decline
Low technology, resentment of conquered people
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Incas system
Mit’a system -mandatory public service
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Who is the most important god in the Incas?
The sun god
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What was animism (Incas)?
The elements of the physical world can have supernatural powers
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Education in the Incas
Record a numerical info Terrace systems, redirected rain, good builders of bridges in roads
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Inca decline
Conquistador, Francisco Pizarro
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Mayan government
City – states (ruled by a king, city + its surrounding territory)
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Carpa Nan (Incas)
Massive roadway system, mainly used by the government and military
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Ghana
Gold and Ivory to Muslim traders for salt, copper, clothes, tools Centralized government iron weapons
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Mali see 2.4
Wealthy (Sundiata) Powerful trading society Most residents were farmers, who cultivated Sorghum and rice Timbuktu- center of Islamic learning, books sold
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Swahili
Bantu + Arabic language Made by East African traders
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Indian Ocean Slave Trade
East Africa & Middle East Slaves worked on sugar plantations in Mesopotamia Zanj Rebellion
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Feudalism
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 didn’t have many rights
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3 Field System
1st field- wheat/rye (food crops) 2nd field- peas, lentils, beans (fertile soil bc of nitrogen) 3rd- allowed to remain unused each year
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Manorial System (manors)
Manors produce everything ppl living on it required Peasants were serfs and were tied to the land, need permission from lords to travel
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Magna Carta
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)
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Magnetic Compass, Junk, Rudder
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
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Flying Cash (Chinese Government)
Merchants can deposit paper $ under his name in 1 location, withdraw the same amount in another location