Unit 1 Flashcards
Animism
Religion that worships spirits for plants, animals and natural events
Monotheism
Religion that worships one God
Polytheism
Religion that worships multiple gods and/or goddesses
Where Hinduism originated
India
Where Buddhism originated
India
Areas where Buddhism and Hinduism spread
Mostly Asia
Buddhism branches
Mahayana - wanted to help everyone reach nirvana
Theravada - only cared if their community reached nirvana
Vajrayana - wanted to reach nirvana in one life
Islam Branches
Sunni - Caliph could be anyone
Shia - Caliph had to be related to Muhammad
Protestant Branches
Lutheran Church, Calvinism, and Anglican
Time period for Unit 1
circa 1200-1450 (12th century to 14th century)
State
A territory that is politically organized under one government
Maintain
Stay in charge
Justify
Run their state
What Dynasty is ruling in China? (1200 - 1450)
Song Dynasty
Philosophy that gave china its power
Neo-Confucianism
Neo
Change
Confucianism
Taught human society is hierarchical by nature; there is a prescribed and proper order to everything
Neo-Confucianism
Sought to rid Confucian thought of the influence of Buddhism
Filial Piety
Necessity and virtue of children obeying and honoring their parents, grandparents, and ancestors
Economic ways China gained power
Trading on Silk Roads and Cargo Ships
Economic Innovations China used to gain power
Paper maps, compass, paper money
Goods China traded
Silk and porcelain
Political way that China gained its power
Imperial Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy
A government entity arranged in a hierarchical fashion that carries out the will of the emperor
How someone entered the Imperial Bureaucracy in China
Civil Service Exam
These types of people could take the Civil Service Exam
Men born in the higher class
China’s influence on Korea
Historical records and art
China’s influence on Japan
Buddhism, use of Chinese characters, and Neo-confucianism, tea