unit 3 (chapters 13-16) Flashcards

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King Harsha

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Indian ruler who attempted to centralize the government in North India after the fall of the Gupta empire

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Axum

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East African state that benefited from Indian Ocean Trade

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Two ways Islam reached India

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  1. ) Arabic conquests
  2. ) Muslim merchants traveling
  3. ) Migrations of Turkish-speaking people
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What dynasty established the equal-field system?

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The Tang dynasty

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What is the equal-field system?

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the allocation of agricultural land, equitable distribution

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Who was Li Bai?

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the most popular poet during the Tang era

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What was the role of samurai in Japan’s political and military affairs?

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professional warriors, expanded and protected territories, got peasants for labor in return for their work

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What led to the decline of the Abbasid dynasty?

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civil wars, revolts, government corruption

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Examples of how India prospered from it’s location

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increased urbanization, specialized production, spread of beliefs systems

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Feudal system in Europe. Who had the least and most power?

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Gave the pope and king the most power. Pope, king, lord, vassals, knights, peasants

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Two examples of Persian, Indian, and Greek influences on Islam

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Persian - writing, administrative techniques
Indian - maths, science, medicines
Greek - philosophy, maths, science, medicines

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Neo-confucianism

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Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism

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What was the basic difference between the caliphate and Mauryan empire in India?

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Mauryan - no secular gov’t

Caliphate - theocracy

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14
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Two new types of ships

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Dhows and junks

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The Khmer temple of Angkor Thom shows Hinduism, what does the later temple of Angkor Thom show?

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Buddhism

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Two southeast Asia states that were influenced by India

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Funan and Srivijaya

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Who was Wu Zhao and what was their significance?

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The lady emperor during the Tang dynasty. She was significant because she was a female ruler during a dominantly patriarchal time

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During the Tang and Song dynasties, what showed the enforcement of the patriarchy in society?

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Foot binding, and veneration of family ancestors

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Two differences between North and South India during the post-classical era

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South had less conflicts, Hinduism, and a decentralized government

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The Sui construction of the _____ _____ unified South and North China economically

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Sufi missionaries spread the idea of what belief system?

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Two reasons why Baghdad was able to flourish during the post-classical era

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  1. ) Served as an administrative center
  2. ) Interregional trade with East China
  3. ) Advancements of science and technology
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Hippodrome

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Massacre of many rebels. Brought into the Hippodrome for a “meeting” and then all killed

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Hagia Sophia

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Originally a church, turned to a mosque, the most important piece of Christian architecture

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How did the caste system in India change?
Merchants gained power because guilds were formed, guilds gave them more power
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Why was economic expansion during the Tang and Song linked to military expansion?
When they militarily expanded into Vietnam, they were introduced to fast-growing, year-round rice, which boosted their economy by trading rice
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Five Pillars of Islam
1. ) Hajj 2. ) Pray facing Mecca, daily (Salah) 3. ) Fast during daylight hours of the month of Ramadan (Sawn) 4. ) Alms for the poor and weak (charity, zakāt) 5. ) Allah is the only god, and Muhammed his profit (faith, Shahada)
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Theme system and empire that used it
The Byzantine empire used a theme system. A theme system is an imperial province called a theme under authority of a general, who took responsibility for both military defense and civil administration
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Tang innovations
Porcelain, gunpowder, printing, checks, naval technology, metallurgy
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Uighurs
Nomadic Turkish folks, they and the Tang helped each other
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Justinian long lasting contribution
Corpus Iuris Civilis (Civil Body of Law), Justinian's code, codification of Roman Law
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Caesaropapsim
A policy where the emperor not only ruled as secular lord, but also played an active role in ecclesiastical affairs
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Who implemented Caesaropapism?
Constantine
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Quran
Holy book of Islam
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Bhakti movement
A cult of love and devotion that sought to erase distinction between Hinduism and Islam
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Charlemagne accomplishment
Extensive conquering and increased dynasty size
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Accomplishments of Justinian
Bahia Sophia and Civil Body of Law
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Accomplishments of Constantine
Constantinople, United the empire, Christianity, Constantinople
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Sultanate of Delhi
Islamic state, drew muslim people there (Bengal region), established Islam
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Islamic body of law
Sharia
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What did Theodora do for Justinian?
Ruled as his co-empress, convinced him to stay when he wanted to leave