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Ken-Worm Final

Ken-Worm Hersey Review for 1st semester Final Exam

QuestionAnswer
A system in which knights served lords in return for privileges Feudalism
Julius Caesar, The Arch and Gladiators Rome
System in which upper-class individuals are in control Aristocracy
The location of the first civilizations in the world Mesopotamia
A sedentary society that uses agriculture, trade, and advanced institutions Civilization
Government in which individuals are elected to represent others Democracy
The 16th century movement to rid the Christian Church of corruption Reformation
Farming and domestication of animals- an essential component to permanent settlements AGriculture
Society with a developed knowledge of trade and farming Civilization
A system of social classes in ancient India (linked to Hinduism) Caste System
A system of laws that aimed to bring order to society Hammurabi's Code
time when society became more advanced and complex Neolithic revolution
buying and selling of goods- also spreads language and culture Trade
people in a society to different jobs and sometimes become specialists in that job Division of Labor
Government, Religion, Education are all examples Institutions
religion that began in India and rapidly spread to Eastern Asia Buddhism
religion that began in India and can be considered both polytheistic and monotheistic Hinduism
Hammurabi’s Code Advanced Institutions, record Keeping
Pyramids Advanced Technology
Polytheism Complex Institution
Cuneiform Record Keeping
Farmers Specialized Workers
Papyrus Record Keepings, Advanced Technologies
Feudalism Complex Institution
Harappa Advanced Cities
Merchants Specialized Workers
Mandate of Heaven Complex Institution
Democracy Many people involved in government
Monarchy Rule with a king or queen
Oligarchy Rule by few people who have all the power
Alexander The Great Helped spread Hellenistic culture
Tyrant Gained absolute power by getting support from common people
Orator public speaker
Plague disease that spreads rapidly killing many people
Assembly law making body of Greece (same as Illinois)
Plato Wrote the Republic
Socrates Developed method for questioning and answering
Polis Greek city state
Acropolis Greek Hilltop
Republic People who vote for people who represent them in government
Senate Elected group in Rome
Dictator Someone who rules alone
Plebian Lower class in Rome
Patrician Upper Class in Rome
Emperor Monarch who contols a large are of land
5 pillars Islam
Mali Mansa Musa
Ghana Gold
Songhai Defeated Mali
Republic Vote for people who represent you in government
Muhammad founder of Islam
MUslim some who practices Islam
Mosque Muslim place of worship
Trade Gold, Salt, Slavery
Caliph Muslim religious leader
Emperor Political leader of an empire
Commodity An item traded in a high volume
Mecca Where Muhammas was born
Medina Where Muhammad went to when exiled
Empire A large area made up of one or more nationalities
Clergy religious leaders
The Middle Ages 500-1500
Serf farm worker
Vassal you received a fief from a lord you are a
Three Field System rotation of land for farming
Guild a group of people who do the same type of job
Commercial Revolution The expansion of trade ands changes in business practices
Lord A landowner
Weak Unorganized How Western Europe was after the fall of rome
Crusdaes Christian Holy War against Muslims
Leader who brought together the Mongol tribes Ghengis Khan
Mongol leader and Chinese Emperor Kublai Khan
Nomads Live off the land
Steppe Large dry grassland
European traveler who went to China Marco Polo
rebirth Renaissance
Focus on Human potential Humanism
more wordly than religious secularism
appreciation for the individual individualism
Shakespeare renaissance writer
Non Catholic Protestant
Indulgence release of sin through money
Speak against or different from church teachings Heretic
movement for religious reform Reformation
Followers of Luther Lutheran
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