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History 1

History 1, Pierce College, Professor Walsh, Western Civ 1 (1st test)

QuestionAnswer
Ice age (Date) Paleolithic (Old stone age)- 2.6mya-10,00BC
Paleolithic culture Wandering tribes of 20-30 people
Land bridge crossed (Date) 40,000~12,000BC (Paleolithic)
Neolithic period (dates) 8000-4000 BC
Neolithic Revolution domestication of plants and animals
Major developments of the Neolithic agriculture, domestication->permanent settlements->social stratification, kings +priests, epidemics
What is important about the gender division of labor in the Neolithic period? Women may have been more powerful than men b/c they began agriculture
Why weren’t the Americas as advanced as the West? 1)Time (Nomadic longer) 2)Geography (lots of latitudes->Varied climate->less cultural exchange)
Hydraulic civilization Great flood-management programs- > government/cooperation
Civilization began (date)... (xw) 7800 BC Neolithic Jericho (x?- That’s what walsh said)
What are the two earliest great civilizations Egypt and Mesopotamia
Settlement of Sumer beings (Date) c 5500 BC
First city-states in Mesopotamia (Date) c 4000 BC
Civilization and intercity wars in Mesopotamia (Date) 4000-2350
First Dynasty of Ur (Royal Tombs) (dates) 2600-2500
Ebla Culturally Mesopotamian independent city-state
Height of Ebla (dates) 2400-2250
Sargon’s grandson burns Ebla (date) 2250
Akkadian Empire (Sargon) 2370-2215
Sumerian Empire (date) 2100-2000
Old Baylonian Empire (Amorites)(Date) 2000-1530
Kassites dominate Mesopotamia (date) 1530-1100
Epic of Gilgamesh (date) 2000 BC
Mesopotamia (Geography) Between Tigris and Euphrates
Mesopotamia (Political) Independent city states w/ Oligarchies ( appointed kings in crises)+ Warring factions (Akkadians, Eblas, Babylonians) -> hereditary monarchies, empires
Mesopotamia (Legal) Hammurabi’s code, slaves + classes
What was the first writing? inventory by Mesopotamian priests at Sumer ("History begins at Sumer.")
Name some imporatant legacies (discoveries, etc.) left by Mesopotamia. Math (+,-, fractions, base 60), Calendar, Weights and measure, Epic of gilgamesh , Hammurabi’s Code
Hammurabi’s code (Date) 1700 BC
Why was Hammurabi’s code written? (Historical forces and acccording to the document iteself) To keep order because of lawlessness and factional warfare. According to document: 1)Justice, 2)Destroy wicked and evil, 3)So that the strong may not oppress the weak
Mesopotamia (environment) hot, earthquakes, storms, unpredictable floods
Mesopotamia (Religion) People are servants of the Gods, fatalism (<- environment), Ziggurats, Rituals-1)King’s confession and humiliation, 2)King’s intercourse w/ fertility priestess 3)Recital of creation myth
Sargon Akkadian conqueror of Mesopotamia
Old Babylon-- aka ___ Amorites, Hammurabi
Kassites Conquered Mesopotamia c1530 with chariots
Egypt (geography) Built around the Nile, 90% desert ->protected from invasion
Egypt (legal) pharaoh decides (“The law is in the pharaoh’s mouth”)
Egypt (Political) Unified under pharaoh, not fractious (until later)
How was Egypt formed? Many "nomes"> 2 major kingdoms (Upper and Lower)>Namer conquered and united c3100
Early Dynastic Period (Date and basic description) 3150-2700, growth and invention
Old Kingdom (Date and basic description) 2700-2200, absolute monarchy, classical age
First Intermediate Period (Date and basic description) 2200-2040, disintegration of royal power
Middle Kingdom (Date and basic description) 2040-1785, renaissance
Second Intermediate Period (Date and basic description) 1785-1560, Hykos rule Egypt
Hykos overthrown (date) 1560
New Kingdom (Date and basic description) 1560-1070, Imperialism, Akhenaten, Tutankamen, and Ramses II
Akhenaten weirdly monotheistic pharaoh, New Kingdom
Tutankamen pharaoh, only important because of his tomb, New Kingdom
Ramses II Last great pharaoh, New Kingdom
Egypt (religion) God-King, developed from a crude idea of afterlife as a continuation to a pre-Christian idea of individual salvation through works. And wierdo Akhenaten.
Hittites (dates) Feudal society, height 1400-1200, colonized Egypt-1265
Canaanite alphabet appears (date) 1700
Iron age begins (date) 1200
Hittites empire collapse (dates and why) 1200-1180, sea people
Sea people invasions (dates) c1300-1000
Philistines sea people who settled in Canaan c1175
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