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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is one of the worlds oldest practiced religion? | Judaism |
| what was the first religion to promote monotheism? | Judaism |
| what is monotheism | the belief of one god |
| when was the classical era? | 600 BC - 600 CE |
| which religion embraced confucianism? (peaceful life) | the quin and han dynasties |
| what did the quin do? | built the great wall + Chinese power |
| what did the han do? | expanded chinas border + developed sophisticated government institutions |
| what was essential for large states to function? | a bureaucracy |
| this system of government which the tasks of administration are conducted by appointed officials. | a bureaucracy |
| what is a civil service system? | a bureaucracy where officials are appointed by their performance on state tests |
| what religion developed in China promoting social order? | Confucianism |
| which religion built the principal for son's respect for his father? | Confucianism |
| confucianism ran deeply through which culture? | chinese |
| the dominant religion of India around 1500 BCE ___ | Hinduism |
| Hinduism was associated with ___ + __________ | polytheism + variety of religious expressions |
| Buddhism was developed by who? | Siddhartha Gautama |
| Buddhism broke away from which religion? | Hinduism |
| this religion saw life as suffering, + taught a path to escape reincarnation | Buddhism |
| buddhism promoted _________ + _________ | medications + selflessness |
| Buddhism spread to ______ + _______________ | southeast Asia + east Asia |
| a city-state in classical Greece | Athens |
| Athens is associated with _______ + ___________ + ____________ | free expression of ideas + beautiful art + architecture |
| Athens was known for having what?? | direct democracy at the height of it's power |
| roman emperors displaced the power of the .............. | senate |
| the roman empire rules over ______ + ____________ | most of Europe + parts of Asia + Africa |
| who created political institutions that still rule over today? | the roman empire |
| which religion broke away from Judaism to form is own religion? | Christianity |
| what was Jesus regarded to as? | Messiah, son of god, god himself |
| Christianity holds a special focus on what? | compassion |
| Christianity had a growing influence of the ________________ | roman catholic church |
| the post classical era | 600 CE - 1450 CE |
| which religion ruled with Orthodox Christianity? (Ortho=straight/fix) | Byzantium |
| Byzantium was a wealthy empire ruling from ______________? | constantinople |
| which religion had a strong cultural influence on emerging Russia? | Byzantium |
| Islam was a _____________ religion | monotheistic |
| Islam emerged among _________ in the middle east + split from ______ to become own religion | Arabs + Judaism |
| the Indian ocean trading network was played by ____ and was a dominant trading network | Arab Muslim traders |
| the Indian ocean trading network traded ______ + ___ + ________ + _______ | luxuries, spices, slaves, and other goods |
| this religion order society after the collapse of institutions is Rome | fuedalism |
| fuedalism was comprised of ______ + ____ + _____________________ | lords + vassals + serfs in agreement of land |
| nomads from north china, conquered largest empire in history | mongols |
| the early modern era | 1450 CE- 1750 CE |
| encouraged ideas like secularism + humanism | the Renaissance |
| included notable artists michelangelo + da vinci | the Renaissance |
| the rise of education, scientific study, forms of state commerce hierarchies | the protestant reformation, the scientific revolution, the enlightenment |
| 1492-1750 the most impactful, geographic event in human history | the Colombian exchange |
| the Colombian exchange exchanged ____ + _____ + _______ + _________ + ________ | people, plants, animals, diseases, and technology |