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47 Cards in this Set
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Major effects of development of agricultural |
Population increase; social classes; farming |
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Causes of Neolithic Revolution |
Civilizations in the river valleys |
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Neolithic revolution |
When the early humans developed agriculture |
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Specialized workers in a civilization |
Religious officials; black smith; trader; artisan; merchant; government official |
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Cuneiform |
Wrong system of Mesopotamia |
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Reasons to develop Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt |
Water supply |
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Effects of farming river valley civilizations |
Cities; rise in population; government; math, astronomy, and science |
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Characteristics of Theocracy |
Religious leaders were also political leaders |
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Hammurabit's code revealed |
Social inequality |
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Judaism's origin |
Middle East |
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Religions related to Judaism |
Christianity and Islam |
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River valley civilization that developed silk |
China |
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River valley civilization that invented the wheel |
Mesopotamia |
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Belief that Developed a Civil Service Exam and filial piety (in China) |
Confucianism |
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Belief shared by both the Hindus and Buddhists |
Reincarnation |
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Origin of "innocent until proven guilty" |
Rome |
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Origin of "equality before the law" |
Rome |
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Belief in a society where:
Ruler, husband, father, eldest son were superior Subject, wife, son, younger brother were inferior |
Confucianism |
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(Top)- Brahmins (2nd)-Kshatriyas (3rd)-Vaisyas (4th/bottom)-Sudras |
Hindu caste system |
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Brahmins Kshatriyas and Vaisyas |
Aryans |
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Sudras |
Non-aryans |
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Belief that closely reflects teachings of Siddhartha Gautama(Buddhism) |
People can overcome selfish desires |
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The ideas in the Twelve Tables originated in |
Rome |
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Caste system in India |
Hereditary; born into it |
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Self denial, meditation, the Four Noble Truths & Nirvana |
Buddhism |
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Accomplishments of the Gupta Empire |
Hospitals/Medicine; astronomy; math ("0" & "1-9") |
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Rome's biggest achievements |
Architecture and engineering |
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Persian accomplishments that unified their enpire |
Roads; money; postal service; religion |
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Persians attitude toward conquered people |
Tolerant of conquered; but conquered were taxed |
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Developed because of Greece |
City-state government; increase in science, math, literature, & architecture |
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Reasons for spread if Christianity |
Trade; roads; government |
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Greek philosophers |
Socrates; Plato; Aristotle |
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Where the Greek got the alphabet from |
Phonecians |
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Caliph |
Leader of the muslims |
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Holy book for Muslims |
Quaran |
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Characteristics of Golden Age in Muslim culture |
Creation of hospitals; advances in math and science ("0-9") |
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What was the name of the duties of the followers of Islam |
The 5 Pillars |
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The 5 Pillars |
Faith; prayer; charity; fasting; pilgrimage |
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Ibn Battuta |
The greatest traveler |
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Results of the fall of the Roman Empire |
Weak central gov. & trade ended |
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The invasion and collapse of the Roman Empire |
Education declined; abandoned & destroyed cities; loss of language; war; feudalism |
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Developments of the Byzantine Empire |
Constantinople; Eastern Orthodox; Justinian Code |
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Impact of the Crusades |
Increased trade; increased learning |
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Common fact of Indias feudal system and Europe's feudal system |
Hereditary; born into the cast system |
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Most Powerful organization in Western Europe during the Middle Ages |
Roman Catholic Church |
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When did feudalism develop in western Europe |
After repeated invasions and the fall of Rome |
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Effect of the Magna Carta (1215) |
Limited the power of the king |
