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AP World Unit 1

Global Tapestry

TermDefinition
What are "religious mysticism" Adherents within religions focusing on mystical experiences that bring them closer to divine
What are two examples of religious mysticism? Prayer and meditation
Where was Buddhism found? India, China. Southeast Asia, and Japan
What are the four noble truths of Buddhism? (1) all life is suffering, (2) suffering is caused by desire, (3) can be freed of desire, (4) freed of desire by following prescribed path
What are the two forms of Buddhism? Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism v. Theravada Buddhism Mahayana: great ritual, spiritual comfort- more complex but with greater spread Theravada: meditation, simplicity, nirvana as renunciation of consciousness and self
What effect did Buddhism have on the caste system? It rejected the caste system, therefore it appealed to those of a lower rank
Where was Christianity found? Throughout Europe, Northeastern Africa, and the Middle East
Who did Christianity appeal to especially? The lower class and women
Where was confucianism found? China
Where can confucius' thoughts and sayings be found? The Analects
What did confucianism have effect on? how to restore political and social order
What was the impact of confucianism? It stayed within the Chinese culture
Where was Hinduism found? India
What did Hindus believe in? They believed in one supreme force called Brahma who created everything - many Gods
What is the ultimate goal of a Hindu believer? To merge with Brahma - they believe it takes multiple lifetimes to achieve this
What was the impact of Hinduism? Religion and caste system, which ha prevented global acceptance of religion
Where was Islam found? Caliphates, North Africa, Central Asia, and Europe
What were caliphates? Islamic Kingdoms
What did Islams believe? Allah presented words through the prophet Muhammad who's words were recorded in their holy text
What was the Islamic holy text? Qur'an
How did the Islamic believe salvation is earned? It is won by submission to God
What was the impact of Islam? Spread quickly to the Middle East
Who were the Jewish people? The Hebrews
What did the Jewish believe? That God selected a group of holy people who should follows his laws and worship them
What were the main components of the Hebrew bible? Torah, miracles, laws, historical chronicles, poetry, prophecies
What was the impact of Judaism? First of many major monotheistic faiths
What religion was the Abbasid empire? Islamic
Where was the capital of the Abbasid empire? Baghdad
What was the biggest impact of the Abbasid empire? The House of Wisdom library/Center for arts and sciences - mathematics, medicine, writings
What was the Abbasid empire built around? Trade (used receipt and bill system)
What caused the decline of Islamic Caliphates? 1. Revolt of enslaved Turkish warriors 2. new Shia dynasty in Iran 3. Seljuk Turk Sunni group 4. Persians, Europeans. Byzantines 5. Mongols - Overtook and destroyed Baghdad
What 3 major events happened in the middle ages in Europe? 1. Fall of Roman empire before renaissance 2. Eastern Roman Empire became Byzantine empire 3. Western Europe completely collapsed - Christianity remained strong
What was the order of power from most to least in European Feudalism? Kings, nobles, vassals, peasants or serfs,
What organizational structure did Europe move from and too in the end of the middle ages? From: Feudalism To: Linguistic and cultural
What was the hundred years war? Unified France, Leading to England's withdrawal from the country
What was the Spanish inquisition? Queen Isabella and Ferdinand married and forced all residents to convert to Christianity
Who Conquered Russia? Who led this group? Genghis Khan led the Mongols in their takeover of Russia
How did the Song dynasty justify subordination of women? Confucianism?
What was Japan's feudal system from most power to least? Emorer, Shogun, Daimyo, lesser samurai, peasant and artisans
Delhi Sultanate Islamic invader kingdom in Delhi (Islam took over Northern India- clash between Islam monotheism and Hindu polytheism)
Rajput kingdoms Several Hindu principalities that United to resist Muslim forces until eventual takeover
What religion was the Khmer Empire? Hindu
Where was the Khmer Empire? Thailand
What famous architecture was made by the Khmer Empire? Angkor Wat
How were beliefs carried to and from the Khmer Empire? Indian ocean trade network
What parts of Africa were Islamic? North Africa and through the Sahara Desert to the sub-saharan
Where were the Hausa Kingdoms located? Off the Niger river
What was the organizational system of the Hausa kingdoms? State system
How did the Hausa kingdoms achieve economic stability and religious influence? long trade (salt and leather)
What was the cause of the downfall of the Hausa kingdoms? Internal wars
What were the three main civilizations of the Americas? Mayans, Atecs, and Incas
Where were the Aztecs located? Mexico
What were the main goals of the Aztecs? Expansion and military
What could Atec women do? Inherit property
Where were the Incas located? Andes mountains in Peru
What were your main characteristics of the Incas? expansionists-army, established bureaucracy, unified language, system of roads and tunnels
What rank were most people? Peasants
What was the value of a Woman under the Inca? More important (could pass property to their daughters)
What Incan was most important? The sun god
What was an important ritual of the Inca religion? Human sacrifice
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