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Primary source

Documentary created at the time of time of the event by a person who experienced or witnessd it

Secondary source

Info written by an authority who reports on an event person place or thing

Archipelago

A chain of islands EX: Japan

Ancient civilizations

Settled in river valleys. Provided fertile soil and rivers for trade. First river vally civilization - Mesopotamia

Culture

The customs and way of life of a group of people

Cultural diffusion

When part of one culture spreads to another. Ex: chinese food in america

Cultural traits

Characteristics include: language, clothes, homes, family organization, rituals and foods

Enthocentrism

The belief that your culture is superior to all other cultures. EX: Chinese developed this belief because their geography isolated them from other cultures

Ancient Greece

Major contribution athens - Democracy


Sparta - totalitarian - military dictatorship


City-States - Isolated communities separated by mountains and sea

Ancient Rome

Republic leaders were elected. Three branches of government-Senate, Assembly and two consuls **Twelve tables of law-basis for western law.


Empire-expanded territory. Dictatorship-Julius Ceasar, Augustus - Pax romana "Roman peace"


Constantine acceots christianity


Achievements: law christianity architecture

Traditional India

Hinduism- Karma, Dharma and reincarnation


Caste system-determines your occupation, marriage, where you live etc.

Buddhism

4 noble truths-life is suffering, suffering is caused by desire you can end suffering, follow thr 8 fold path


Reincarnation- nirvana


Began in Nepal by Siddhartha Guatama

Islam

5 pillars of faith - faith in allah pray 5x a day, almsgiving, pilgrimage to Mecca, fasting during Ramadan


Pakistan is predominantly Muslim


Partitioning of India 1947 because of fighting between Hindus and Muslims


Holy Book - Koran

Confucius

Found in China


5 Relationships - everyone has a place


Respect elders


Value education


Combine with buddhism because Confucianism is a philosophy


Created a male dominated society

Judaism

First monotheistic religion


Believe in the Old Testament or Torah


Ten commandments given to Moses by God.


Enslaved by the pharaohs in Egypt Moses freed them- Exodus


Diaspora- when Romans forced Jews out of Israel

Christianity

Based on the beliefs and life of Jesus christ


After his death apostles spread Christianity


Jesus is the son of God. After death was ressurrected and rose to heaven.


Bible- Old Testament and New Testament

Byzantine Empire

Preserved ancient cultures: ancient Greek and Roman texts were saved


Code of Justinian- consolidated by Roman laws into one law code used by the West


New form of Christianity- Eastern Orthodox Church- led by emperor in Constantinople rather than the pope

Medieval europe

Feudalism- decentalized government


Manorialism-economic system-each manor is self-sufficent


Catholic Church-very powerful, preserved learning, pay tithe


Crusades-holy wars to gain back Unsuccessful, but led to trade

Japan

Feudalism- decentralized government strict class system. Compared to Europe during Middle Ages.


Samurai-warriors


Code of Bushido- honor code for samurai (compared to chivalry in Europe). Honorable to die

Golden Age

A period of peace and prosperity with many achievements taking place.


Gupta-Hindu culture


Renaissance- rebirth of learning


Athens - democracy


Achievements in art, literature, science, etc.

Renaissance

Rebirth of learning. Waking up from "dark ages" Renewed interest in ancient greece and rome


Humanism- philosophy stressing the importancr of the individual


Achievements in art, science, literature


People-DaVinci "The Renaissance Man", Michelangelo

Mandate of Heaven and Divine Right

Mandate of heaven- China- belief that the ruling family is dovinely chosen when a natural disaster takes place it is a sign that they have lost the mandate


Divine right- European belief that god selects you to be king Ex. Louis XIV

Ancient African Kingdoms

Ghana- trade of gold and salt


Mali- Mansa musa- spread of Islam

Scientific Revolution

Experimentation rather than observation


Scientific method


Galilei- telescope, inquisition


Copernicus- heliocentric theory


Newton- law of Gravity

The Enlightment

New ways of thinking about nature and government


Locke-right to life, liberty and property (unalienable rights). If your government takes away these rights you have the right to rebellion (social contract)


Decleration of independece, constitution, french revolution

Peter and Catherine the Great

Warm water port - baltic and black sea.(windows to the west)


Westernize

French revolution

Causes: Estate system, taxation


Effects/results: Napoleonic, Military dictatorship. Napoleonic code


Rise of nationalism in france