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First Upright Humans Australopithecines (Lucy)
120,000 Years Ago Homo Sapiens
30,000 to Present Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Paleolithic Age Meaning Old Stone
Homo Sapiens Meaning Wise Human
Homo Sapiens (Sapiens Sapiens) are from where? Africa
Homo Sapiens Sapiens Did what as they spread? Took Over
Nomadic Def. Follow Food
A man would _______ during nomads. Hunted
A woman would ________ during nomads. Gathered
8,000 - 5,000 BCE (Most Important Event in History) Agricultural Revolution (Neolithic Revolution)
When Will Culture Flourish? When your food and security is taken care of. 1. Cities 2. Religion 3. Metal Tools
Civilization Characteristics 1. Food Surplus 2. Advanced Cities 3. Advanced Technology 4. Skilled Workers 5. Complex Institutions - Government, Religion 6. System of Writing and Record Keeping
Definition of Mesopotamia Middle - Meso Potamia - Rivers
Where is the birthplace of civilization? Mesopotamia
What two rivers is it in between? Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Where is Mesopotamia in modern day perspective? Iraq
Why are rivers where civilization started? They are full of minerals and when they flood, they deposit it and enrich the soil.
What year did Hammurabi resign? In the 1700s BCE
Babylon Empire was in most of what? Mesopotamia
What did they have under the rule of Hammarubi? Taxes
Code of Hammurabi Eye for an Eye High Class = Less Punishment 1st Written Law
Ancient Egypt Began in where (______) and when (____)? Where - Nile Delta When - 3100 BCE
Egyptian Rule Chart 1. Pharaoh 2. Advisers 3. Priest 4. Regular People/Crafts 5. Farmers, Etc.
Egyptian form of writing? Hieroglyphics
How many miles does the Nile flow? 4,000 Miles
The Rosetta stone had how many translations on it, and what were they? 3 Translations - Hieroglyphics, Demotic, and Classical Greek
Harappa/India develop date? Indus River - 3,000 BCE
Harappa/India Location in modern day? Pakistan, close to India.
Aryans - Who were they? European Nomads
How did the Aryans become European Nomads? They migrated there.
What did the Aryans bring to Europe? The castle & Social System
Who brought the social system and castles to Europe? The Aryans
What was the social system that the Aryans brought to Europe? The Aryans 1. Priest 2. Warriors Darvidans - Untouchables 1.Workers 2. Considered Sub - Human 3. Touched dead bodies & human waste 4. Should not be touched or talked to 5.
Dravidian Def. A brown Indian
Olmec Date & Place 1200 BCE - Mexico
Maya Date & Place 300-900 CE - Mexico
Aztec Date & Place 1100s CE - Mexico
Inca Date & Place 1400s CE - Peru
Olmec,Maya,Aztec, and Inca were _____. Mesoamerica
Why did Mesoamerica start later? 1. It was inhabited later. 2.It had bad geography (mountains/deserts) 3. No beast of burden ( Pack(ing) Animals)
Three were no _____________ in Mesoamerica? Chickens, Pigs, Cows, Horses, Goats, Sheep, Ect. in America.
What were the dates of the silk road? 500 BCE - 1,000 CE
The silk road was what? Trade routes for India's Empires.
Camel Caravans? From China to India, Africa, and Europe.
What type of items were traded on the silk road, and why? Luxury items were traded, because bulk items were too heavy.
What else was an effect of the silk road? The exchange of culture and religion.
What was the first Chinese Dynasty? Date and Accomplishemnts. Sung Dynasty 1700 BCE Writing Oracle Bones - Questions Carved
What was the second Chinese Dynasty? Date and Accomplishemnts. Zhou Dynasty (Joe) Mandate of Heaven (Can keep ruling if fair - This is what their gods say.)
What was the third Chinese Dynasty? Date and Accomplishemnts. Qin Dynasty (Chin) Great wall of China to keep out nomads.
City sates were governed by ____? Polis.
Who is Homer in the Greek time period? The unidentified group who wrote the odyssey and Iliad.
Athens were the source of western culture
Athens was what form of gov. Democracy
Athens invented ___________ Drama
Sparta was all about what? War
Men were in military until? age 60
Sparts was what gov? Isolated and a Oligarchy (Two kings) Ruled by few
Athens was all about (Gov) Democracy
Athens was a ______ democracy? DIRECT (ALL VOTE)
Athens accomplished what? unified Greece
Who won the Pelopenneon War? Sparta (Athens Lost)
ALEXANDER THE G. CONQUERED MOST OF ________ BY AGE ______ Mediterranean , age 20 (from Greece to India)
Alex. the G. spread ________________ greek empire furthest
Alex. the G. started what age? Hellenistic (Golden) Age
Alex. the G. was the leader of who? Greece
THe rational thought of a Phil. was what? "Love of Wisdom"
Phil. goal? Explain nature without saying the gods did it. and to Question everything.
Socrates did what? Method? Socrate method, suicide instead of trial for corrupting youth.
Order of Phil. 1. Socrates 2. Plato 3. Aristotle 4. Alex the G.
Alex the G. was not a ____________ Philosopher
THe Romans location and date. Italy 100BCE - 400 CE
Ruled by _________, then _________. (Romans) Kings, Republic
(Roman) People elect ___________ to make _____________. People, laws.
What is a patrician? Upper Class land owner -Latin language
Patri means what? Father
what is a plebeian? Lower Class - poor peasants
Plebeians don't get to ______ ? Vote
The senate ________ ? They were what group? Made Laws, Patricians
The first set of Roman Law was was? 12 Tables Innocent until proven guilty. Right to defend self in in cart?
Jews in Israel were? Resistance Romans ???
Jesus was born when? 1 CE Ish
Small Group of _____ Proclaimed Messiah. Jews
Jesus was crucified in _____ CE? 33
A branch of ______ developed into ______ after Jesus's crusification. Judaism, Christianity
Constantinople was the? Roman Emperor
Constantinople spread Rome from ________ to _________. India, England
Sky Burning Cross Guy? Constantinople
Constantinople converted from ______ to Christian? Pagan
Why is most of the world Christian? Constantinople and bc. he converted the empire.
Capital of Mali? Timbuktu
Mali defeated who? Ghana, salt and gold trade.
Why is salt important? Replaces salt in body, and preserves food.
What did Mensa Musa do? Doubled size, and converted to Islam?
Where did Mensa Musa go as a _____ and took to them what? Mecca, Muslim, and Gold (Tons of Gold Literally)
What was he largest empire ever? The Mongols.
Why was the Mongols the largest and best? Guns and Horse
what was the name of the Mongol military? Golden Horede
What did the Golden Horde conquer? Russia
Why didn't the Mongols take over Europe? Ogedei Dies, they return to Mongolia.
Why didn't the Mongols take over Japan? Huge storms or the Kamikaze stopped them.
What is the Kamikaze? Divine Winds
Who was the Grandpa Mongol? What did he do? Genlghis Khan - Starts and Spread the Empire.
Who was the Son Mongol? Ogedi Khan
Where did Ogedi Khan die? Poland
Who was the Mongol grandson? Kublai Kan
In the beginning, Japanese were small ____? Tribes
What is a divine ruler? A ruler from the gods.
In what year did Yamiomoto unite? 600s CE
In 600, _________ united? (Japanese) Yamiomoto
The Japanese civil war was in what years? 800s
Aristocrats? Samurai
A samurai was what? A military servant.
What is a Bushido? Samurai Code(Way of the warrior)
What is the Samurai code? Bushido
Japanese people are ______ based? Agricultural (Rice)
One of the Japanese staple foods? Rice
Early Japanese religion? Shinto
Characteristics of Shinto? Animistic - Spirit in all things Worshiped Kami (Spirit of Ancestors)
A king is to what? Emperor
A emperor is to what? King
A lord is to what? Daimyo
A daimyo is to what? Lord
A lord is what? Land Owner
A Daimyo is what? Rich Man
A knight is to what? Samurai
A Samurai is to what? Knight
A serf is to what? Peasants
Peasants are to what? Serf
Sarfs were ties to what? Land
Chivalry is to what? Bashido
Bushido is to what? Chivalry
Put Japanese Feudalism in order. Emperor Daimyo Samurai Peasants
Put European Feudalism in order. King Lord Knight Serfs
Knight protect land for ______. Lord
Serfs work land and give _________ to ________ Crops, Knights
Crusades mean what? Holy War
Motives for crusades. Muslim invasion of "_______ Territory" Christian
Knight get __________ for kill, cant or dying on Crusade. Penance
The crusades were Christians vs. ______________ Muslims
Pope ___________ sent the knights where? Urban 2, Middle East
Why did the knights go to the middle east? To reclaim Holy Land.
The main fight was between in the Crusades? Jerusalem (Israel) and Constantinople (Turkey)
Who wind the crusades first? Christians
The Muslims take back the cities? Yes
The Muslims rename Constantinople to ______ Istanbul
The Muslims preserved the __________ and _________ text. Greek and Roman
Muslims brought back text and lead to the _____? Lead to Renaissance (Cultural Rebirth)
What advancements were made in the cultural rebirth? Science, Technology, Math, and Banking
Before what date was the church together? 1054
What two churches split? Holy Roman and Eastern Orthodox
Only _________ Priest could marry? Orthodox
Orthodox bibles were in _________ NOT ________. Greek, not Latin.
Iconoclasm def. Praying to icons
Who outlawed Iconoclasm? Angered who? Pope, Eastern Orthodox
Pope means ______________? Pappa
Fighting of Churches still exist __________ and causes ____________. Today, Rifts
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