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16 Cards in this Set
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(Athens)
Solon & Perkles |
Philosophers that caem up with democary.
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Solon
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-Greek teacher
-wanted peace -fear the uprising of slaves -traveled to Sparta -the returned to set up a democracy where the poor could have a voice via represetitives. |
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Perikles
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student of Solon
created citizenship (social contract to their country) America then adapted this |
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Ceasar
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-took away the republic of rome making it a dictatorship
-he was killed -country was split betwee civial republic and Military Empire |
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Augustus Ceasar
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son of Ceasar and Cleopatra
battled mark anthony & won |
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*5 pillars of Islam
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declaration of faith
belief in one god pray 5 times a day tax on revenue/offering fasting during the month of ramadan |
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4 enemies of the faith
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infidels-muslims
jews conversos devil |
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wAgAdu (Ghana)
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created by Sonike
Niger river used river to grow crops opened up trade |
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Al-Bakri
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discoverer and collected info from other regions
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Sanhajja Berbers (nomadic people)
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disliked wAgAdu b/c of suncretism (mixing of religion)
-attacked and defeated them cut off borders |
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Songai
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replace mAli when it started to fall
1. zaljalyasi Bovi- founder of 1st dynasty Askiya- very popular, went on a pilgrimage with 30,000 people, spent 4tons of gold, pulled 4,000 families out of poverty -was in power for 70 years |
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Mansa Kunka Musa
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-king of gold
-great leader -went on hajj w/60,000 people -took one year created 2 univerities -spent so much in gold it decreased in value |
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Trans Atlantic Trade
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triangular trade
America Europe Africa indentured servants |
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caboceers
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africans that captured other africans for the europeans
-low class |
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Slave codes
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-negros can't take white to court
-could not be protected in court -not own property -not sign contract -could not vote -no school -no weapons |
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Oppositions to Slavery
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Violent/Military
Socio-econmoic Institutionalization |
