World I SOL Review Flashcards

1
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The belief and worship of more than one god.

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Polytheism

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2
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Leader of the Delian League (Peloponnesian War)

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Athens

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3
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Leader of the Peloponnesian League (Peloponnesian War)

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Sparta

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4
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Characteristics of Old Stone Age (Paleolithic) people

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Created cave art
Had spoken languages
Were nomadic
Invented the first tools, including simple weapons---Lived in small clans
Mastered fire
Hunters and Gatherers
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5
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Characteristics of New Stone Age (Neolithic) people

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Developed agriculture (farming)
Domesticated animals (cows, sheep, goats, etc)
Used advance tools
Made pottery
Developed weaving skills
Created written languages
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6
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Someone who studies past people and cultures by analyzing the remains and ruins left behind.

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Archaeologist

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7
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Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

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Mesopotamian Civilization

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8
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Nile River

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Egyptian Civilization

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9
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Indus River Valley

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Indian Civilization

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10
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Huang He River (Yellow River)

A

Chinese Civilization

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11
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The belief and worship in one god

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Monotheism

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12
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Characteristics of the Hebrews

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Monotheistic Religion (Judaism)
Babylonian Exile (exiled from their homeland referred to as the Jewish Diaspora)
Settled in Canaan after leaving Egypt
Torah is their religious book

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13
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Characteristics of the Phoenicians

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Created the first alphabet
Settled along the Mediterranean coast (part of the Fertile Crescent)
Established many colonies including Carthage

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14
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Early civilizations were around river valleys because…

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Water was readily available for irrigation
Rich soil for agriculture
Usually were easily defensible

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15
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Roman Written Laws

A

12 Tables

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16
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Babylonian Written Laws

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Code of Hammurabi

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17
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Jewish Written Laws and Religious Rules

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Ten Commandments

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18
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Characteristics of the Egyptians

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Polytheistic
Wrote with Hieroglyphics
Mummified the dead
Built great pyramids

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19
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Characterisitcs of the Persians

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Built an extensive road network
Ruled by Imperial Bureaucracy
Was tolerant of other religions and cultures
Zoroastrian

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20
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A rigid class system with the king on top and serfs on the bottom. Land is distributed to vassals by the king.

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Feudalism

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21
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The Christian leaders in Western Europe attempt to reconquer the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from the Muslims

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Crusades

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22
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200 years of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire following Caesar Augustus’ reign.

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Pax Romana

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23
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Co-control of Rome by Julius Caesar, Pompey Maximus, and Marcus Crassus

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First Triumvirate

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24
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Co-control of Rome by Octavian (Caesar Augustus), Mark Antony, and Marcus Lepidus

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Second Triumvirate

25
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A group of people that move from place to place in search of food, or grazing grounds, but never permanently settle an area.

A

Nomads

26
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A group of islands chained or gathered close together,

A

Archipelago

27
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A narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water

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Straight

28
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A narrow strip of land that connects two larger areas of land

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Isthmus

29
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Land with water on three sides

A

Peninsula

30
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Religion in Japan that centers of forces of nature, ancestor worship and the kami, or spirits

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Shintoism

31
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The founder of Buddhism

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Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)

32
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Mauryan Empire leader that sent missionaries out of India to spread Buddhism to China

A

Asoka

33
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Indian Empire that was considered the golden age of Indian culture

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Gupta Empire

34
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Religion with a very rigid social structure (caste system) that believes in rebirth and that all actions and thoughts have consequences (karma)

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Hinduism

35
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Persian religion that was monotheistic, believed in a cosmic struggle between good and evil, and left the dead exposed to the elements in Towers of Silence

A

Zoroastrianism

36
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Characteristics of the Western Church

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Centered in Rome
Accepted the authority of the Pope
Held liturgies in Latin
Priests were celibate
Became the Roman Catholic Church
37
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Characteristics of the Easter Church

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Centered in Constantinople
Accepted the authority of the Patriarch
Held liturgies in Greek
Became the Orthodox Church

38
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River and Delta that served as the backbone of Egypt

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Nile River

39
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Two rivers that flow through ancient Mesopotamia

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Tigris and Euphrates

40
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River site of early Chinese civilization

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Huang He

41
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Location of the ancient Hebrews

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Between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea

42
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To be forced out of your homeland

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Diaspora

43
Q

The founder of Rome

A

Romulus

44
Q

The father of Democracy

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Pericles

45
Q

Greek philosophers

A

Socrates
Plato
Aristotle

46
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Greek historians

A

Herodotus

Thucydides

47
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Greek author of the epic poems Odyssey and the Iliad

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Homer

48
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Reasons for the fall of the Roman Republic

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Influx of slaves into agricultures (leading to loss of jobs)
High unemployment in the cities (people went to cities to find work)
Devaluation of currency (money became worth less)
Professional Military led to loyalty to Generals over state

49
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Reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire

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Multiple invasions by outsiders
Lack of prescribed way to choose a new Emperor (led to instability and possible civil war every time an emperor died)
Devaluation of currency
Decline in the family

50
Q

First Roman Emperor

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Caesar Augustus (Octavian)

51
Q

Trade route linking the far East (China) with the West (Rome and Europe)

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Silk Road

52
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Trade route linking Europe with gold and salt from West Africa

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Trans Saharan Trade Route

53
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What event killed off 50% of Europe’s population, or around 200 million people?

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The Bubonic Plague, or the Black Death

54
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Rigid social structure where kings trade land for support, vassals get land in exchange for loyalty to their king, and peasants work land in exchange for protection.

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Feudalism

55
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Group of people that came from Norway and Sweden and settled as far away as Iceland, Newfoundland, and Greenland.

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Vikings

56
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Group of people that came from central Asia and settled in modern day Hungary

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Magyars

57
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Group of people that came from modern day Germany and settled in England

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Angles and Saxons

58
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Battle that formed the Kingdom of England, where King Harold Godwinson was defeated by William the Conqueror

A

Battle of Hastings, 1066.