Unit One (The World In 1750) Flashcards
learn about the main empires in 1750
The fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty; 1736-1795
QianLong
A system of government where important decisions are made by state representatives
Bureaucracy
A system used to promote people to the bureaucracy in Qing China; only those who were smart got elected
Exam System
A hairstyle originally from the Manchus that was forced upon everyone in Qing China to show respect to the emperor
Queue (hairstyle)
A system used to organize China’s military
Banner System
The three main religions in Qing China
Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism
They produced rice and wheat and used irrigation systems earlier than most civilizations
Qing China Agriculture
They specialized in porcelain, silk, and cashmere
Qing China Goods
The canal that goes through Qing China; was used for trade and transportation
Grand Canal
This was the only currency used in Qing China; anyone who wanted to trade had to have it
Silver in Qing China
A state that gives tribute to another (pays them)
Tributary States
Bureaucracy
A system of government where important decisions are made by state representatives
Exam System
A system used to promote people to the bureaucracy in Qing China; only those who were smart got elected
Queue (hairstyle)
A hairstyle originally from the Manchus that was forced upon everyone in Qing China to show respect to the emperor
Banner System
A system used to organize China’s military
Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism
The three main religions in Qing China
Qing China Agriculture
They produced rice and wheat and used irrigation systems earlier than most civilizations
Qing China Goods
They specialized in porcelain, silk, and cashmere
Grand Canal
The canal that goes through Qing China; was used for trade and transportation
Silver in Qing China
This was the only currency used in Qing China; anyone who wanted to trade had to have it
Tributary States
A state that gives tribute to another (pays them)
A form of government in which there is only one ruler; leadership is passed down through lineage
Absolute Monarch
Europe’s leading religion
Christianity
The two different sections of Christianity
Catholic/Protestant
Monarchs; Nobles; knights; artisans & merchants; peasants
European Hierarchy
known for producing corn, potatoes, and grains
European Agriculture
the European revolution that allowed for a decrease in agricultural positions
The Agricultural Revolution
The act of making everything in your homes an sharing it with your community
Cottage Industry
A European tradition of having groups of people with their rightful skills pass down these skills to those who are interested
Guilds
The economic focus of Europe changed from agriculture to large scale manufacturing
Industrial Revolution
A new period of time in which learning was approached in a different way; using new technology, things were tested, measured, and used
Scientific revolution
A ruler of the Ottoman empire
Sultan
The greatest religion in the ottoman empire
Islam
The tenth sultan of the ottoman empire; helped bring the empire to its greatest point
Suleyman the Lawgiver
a trade route used as an economy boost for the Ottoman Empire
Slave Trade
a governor in the ottoman empire who would propagate the Sultans rules in a specific area of the empire
Emirs
A system of organization where different religions could exist as long as their leader reported back to the sultan; prevented conflict between religions
Millet System
The first trained and armed standing army
Janissaries
the ottoman empire was known for architecture and literature
Ottoman Empire Culture
The trade route that went from Qing China to India; the ottoman empire used it to boost their economy
The silk Road
The capital of the Ottoman Empire
Istanbul
Because most of the ottoman empire wasn’t suitable for agriculture, they put in place irrigation to improve farming
Ottoman Empire irrigation system
The ottoman empire realized sooner than most that forests and the resources within them were important; rules were put in place to prevent deforesting
Ottoman Empire Forestry
QianLong
The fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty; 1736-1795
Absolute Monarch
A form of government in which there is only one ruler; leadership is passed down through lineage
Christianity
Europe’s leading religion
Catholic/Protestant
The two different sections of Christianity
European Hierarchy
Monarchs; Nobles; knights; artisans & merchants; peasants
European Agriculture
known for producing corn, potatoes, and grains
The Agricultural Revolution
the European revolution that allowed for a decrease in agricultural positions
Cottage Industry
The act of making everything in your homes an sharing it with your community
Guilds
A European tradition of having groups of people with their rightful skills pass down these skills to those who are interested
Industrial Revolution
The economic focus of Europe changed from agriculture to large scale manufacturing
Scientific revolution
A new period of time in which learning was approached in a different way; using new technology, things were tested, measured, and used
Sultan
A ruler of the Ottoman empire
Islam
The greatest religion in the ottoman empire
Suleyman the Lawgiver
The tenth sultan of the ottoman empire; helped bring the empire to its greatest point
Slave Trade
a trade route used as an economy boost for the Ottoman Empire
Emirs
a governor in the ottoman empire who would propagate the Sultans rules in a specific area of the empire
Millet System
A system of organization where different religions could exist as long as their leader reported back to the sultan; prevented conflict between religions
Janissaries
The first trained and armed standing army
Ottoman Empire Culture
the ottoman empire was known for architecture and literature
The silk Road
The trade route that went from Qing China to India; the ottoman empire used it to boost their economy
Istanbul
The capital of the Ottoman Empire
Ottoman Empire irrigation system
Because most of the ottoman empire wasn’t suitable for agriculture, they put in place irrigation to improve farming
Ottoman Empire Forestry
The ottoman empire realized sooner than most that forests and the resources within them were important; rules were put in place to prevent deforesting
Parts of the an empire that are not within the original borderlines; separated from the rest of the empire
Overseas Empires
Spain, Britain, France, etc; controlled land in the Americas
European Empires
A Native American Tribe that controlled a large amount of land in the Americas
Iroqois
A hierarchy based on race in the Spanish Empire used to distinguish status; there were many different races and ethnicities at the time
Racial Caste System
The trade route in which millions of slaves were taken from Sub-Saharan Africa and transported to different places in the world
Trans-Atlantic Slave-Trade
the trade route that went between Africa, the Americas, and Europe
Triangular Trade
The Americas traded lots of different resources including Tobacco, Cotton, Sugar, Lumber, Molasses and Fur
America’s Raw Materials
Hundreds of slaves were brought from Africa to the Americas to work on ________
Plantations
a key port in the Americas; great for trade and had lots of swampy terrain
New Orleans
the different groups of escaped slaves who settled on land where white people could not reach them
Maroons
the desert that separates Europe from Africa
Saharan Desert
the strip of land below the Saharan Desert and above Africa
Sahel
the trade route that went through the Saharan Desert; linked African trade to several oceans
Trans-Saharan Trade Route
Family was a big part of African Culture, not having one could make you an outcast, but there were means of being adopted by one
Kinship
West Africa had many different states, kingdoms, and tribes of people, forms of government varied
West African States
A kingdom in Sub-saharan Africa that had a prominent role in slave trade
Kingdom of Kongo
The British, french, and Spanish all had colonies in Africa to control parts of the slave trade
European Colonies
A group of ‘states’ in south africa that were independant of each other
South African Tribes
An African coast that had access to the Indian Ocean trade route
Swahili Coast
A state on the far right of Africa below the ottoman empire that was mostly Christian; had access to the indian ocean trade route
Ethiopia
The third mughal emperor who was known for his religious tolerance and expansion
Akbar
The only woman to take over the mughal empire in place of her husband
Nur Jahan
The sixth mughal emperor; the empire was at its greatest during his rule
Aurangzeb
The three leading religions in mughal empire
Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism
Preiets, kings/warriors, farmers/craftsmen, servents, untouchables
Mughal Empire Caste System
The trade network that crossed the Indian Ocean; had luxury goods and slaves
Indian Ocean Trade Network
The tomb made for Mumtaz mahal by her husband in honor of her
Taj Mahal
Succession issues and political instability
Mughal Empire Internal Problems
The rise of the brittish east India company and their growing control over mughal empire
Mughal Empire External Problems
Samurai, farmers, artisans, merchants
Shinokoso System
The warriors of the Tokugawa shogunate
Samurai
The ‘real’ rulers of Tokugawa shogunate who made all the desicions
Shogun
The nobles of Tokugawa who owned large swaths of land
Daimyos
Because the Tokugawa shogunate didn’t have the right climate for excessive agriculture, fishing was a large part of their diet
Fishing
The Tokugawa shogunate had two different schools, one for their warriors and the other for commoners to learn basic knowledge
Temple/Hanko schools
Tokugawa cities were extremely urbanized; systems were in place for removing waste and distributing water
Tokugawa Cities