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Ap world History 1

Middle Ages

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How did people come to the America's? They came over on the Bering strait land bridge because the water level was way down because of the ice age
What three civilizations encompass Meso-America? Olmec, Toltec. and Maya
What time was the Olmec's? 1500-500 BCE
What did the Olmecs build? Giant heads in the jungle
What time were the Toltecs? 250 BCE - 800 CE
What was the Toltecs main city and how many people did it have? Teotihuacanand it had over 150,000 people
What time were the Mayans? 300-900 CE...not exact
How were the Mayans organized? They were organized by city-states
What are the five original languages? Hyroglyphics, Cuneiform, Cinese, Indian, Mayan
What kind of science were the Mayan's good at? They were good at astronomy and math
How accurate are their calenders? They are within 17 seconds of acuracy
When were the Chavin? 1000-300 BCE
When were the Moche? 300-700 CE
What were the Moche good at? They were very advanced culturally and they were good farmers
What religion were the American civilizations? Polytheistic
What did central america farm? Maize
What did South America farm? Potatoes
What kind of waterways did the Americas have? Canals and Irrigation
What four things did the Americas lack? Big domestciated animals, gun powder, iron working, and the wheel
Who were the Nazca? They were a civilization in Peru that made big lines in the ground.
When was Mohammad alive? 600 CE
So how did Mohammad turn into the prophet? Well he lived with his uncle and he was a bedoin. Gabriel the angel comes to him and tells him that he is going to be a prophet.
What is the story of Mohammad becoming ruler of Mecca and Medina? He solves a dispute in Medina and becomes "mayor". Medina defeats Mecca so he becomes the ruler of both of them.
When does the muslim calender start? "At hijdra" when Mohammmad takes over Mecca
What does Mohammed do to the temple at Mecca? he cleanses the temple and turn it into the Kaaba that it is today
How does Islam split when Mohammed dies? It splits into 90% Sunni and 10% Shi'ite
Doctrinal Islam does not equal______? Cultural Islam
What are Islam's five pillars 1. Declaration 2. Prayer 3. Fasting 4. Pilgrimage 5. Alms
What is the Koran and what language is it in? It is islamic scripture and it is in Arabic
Who are the "people of the book" Muslims, Jews, Christinas, and essenes
What is Jihad? It is extreme muslims
What is Shariah? It is muslims daily law code that contains very extreme rules.
When was the Ummayad Dynasty? 600-750 CE
What 4 places are included in the Ummayad dynasty? Arabian Peninsula, Northern Africa, Spain, and Persia
What is the capital of the Ummayad dynasty? Damascus
When was the Abassid dynasty? 750 CE-1258 Ce
What does the Abassid dynasty include that the Ummayad didn't? India
What is the captiol of teh Abassid dynasty? Baghdad
What are some things invented in the golden age of Islam? Crop Rotation, water mills, paper, chemistry, medicine, gunpowder (cannons) , literature
What trade did the islams control? Indian ocean trade
Who destroyed the Abbasid dynasty? Mongols
Who were the Sejuks/Turks? The Ottoman empire and they may have been a caliphate
What is Dar-al-islam? It's that Islam is united through the world by one caliph
When were the African commercial states? 500-1500 CE
What were Ghana, Mali, and Songhai's exports? Gold, Salt, Slaves, Ivory, Feathers
What were Ghana, Mali, and Songhai's imports? metal products, textiles, horses
What is the correct chronological order of Ghana, Songhai, and Mali? Ghana, then Mali, the Songhai
What is the capitol of Mali? Timbuktu
How does the Songhai collapse? The portugese :(
When was great Zimbabwe? 1100-1400 CE
What was great Zimbabwe? An inland trade center with more than 10,000 people
What was going on in the East coast of Africa? Swahili Culture and Islamic Presence
What are the 4 levels of European feudalism? King, Nobles, Knights, and Peasents
What did knights follow? Chivalry
What is manorialism? It is intertwined with feudalism and it means that everything is centerd around the manor house.
What is a robot? service owed to your lord
What is the pope at 1000 CE? He is the power or "the father"
Decribe how Monks and Nuns change over time At the beginning they are more isolated and they become more in the community later?
What happens at 1215 in England? The magna Carta is signed
Was Europe divided during the middle ages? YES!
What was the capital of the Byzantine empire? Constantinople
When Justinian ruler? 527-565 CE
What does Justinian do? He reconquers the Roman empire
What two ways does Christianity split in 1054 CE? Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
When were the vikings? 800-1100 CE
Who were the Vikings? Invaders from Scandinavia
What do the raids of the vikings cause? Political Centralization
What influence does Spain have? Muslim
What happens of 1000 CE? Groups of Merchants form and it creates a middle class
What were the effects of towns and cities in teh high middle ages? Growth of middle class, freedom, diseases and pollution, and guilds
When were the Crusades? the 1100s
Who are the Crusaders and who do they invade? They are catholics and they invade Islam because they want the holy land back
Do teh Crusades succeed? Temporalily with the help of Italian city-states
What leader unifies the muslims? Saladin
What do the muslims give to the Christians through the crusades? Medicine, math, science, silk, cotton. paper, gunpowder,and spices
What do the christians give to the muslims? Nothing
When did the Black death end? 1350
Where does Black death start? In mongolia and it travels through the silk road to Europe
Why did the Black Death hit Europe harder than anywhere else? They had poor sanitation and the little ice age caused famines
How does theb black death affect the nobility and peasants of Europe? It hinders nobility and helps the peasants
How does Black death affect European religion? It helps and hinders it
Who are the Flaggelants? People that would beat themselves and almost became a "plague machine"
Who are the Pogrums? It was a genocide about the jews
When was the 100 years war? 1337-1453
Who was the 100 years war between? England and France
Why does england crush france in the beginning? They have the long bow and england has leaders by merit england was also unified
Who unified France and when? Joan of Ark in 1420
What is Joan of Ark's story? When she was 13 she gots visions that she was supposed to unify France. She beat England at Orleans and she was burned at the stake for being a witch
What were 4 effects of the 100 years war? The country of France, England was safe, end of feudalism, and gunpowder(cannons)
What is the order of the medieval Chinese dynasties? Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming
Which people finished the Grand Canal? Sui
What was the Grand Canal? 1400 mile long canal connecting Yantze and Yellow Rivers in China.
What religion and philosophy governed the lives of the Sui Buddhism and Daoism
Which dynasties are considered the golden age of chinese culture? Tang, Song, and Yuan
What were the main elements of transportation in the Tang Dynasty? roads, canals, postal system, The Silk Road
What ended the importance of the Silk Road? European trading and ships
What dynasty had a merit based bureacracy and reintroduced the civil service exam? Tang
Which dynasty invented gunpowder? Tang
What religion did the Tang Dynasty attack, burning monasteries and forcing monks and nuns back to work? Buddhism
What was the equal field system implemented by the Tang Dynasty? System used by emperor to distribute some land to peasants
Name the dynasties of medieval China in order, oldest to newest. Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming
Which Chinese dynasty first had a huge government with many scholars and high taxes? Song
Which dynasty was divided between northern and southern period? Song
Who made poor military decisions during the Song Dynasty, opening the way for the mongol invasions? Scholars
What did the Grand Canal help the people in northern China recive? Rice
What is neo-confucianism? It is confucianism with and aspect of Buddhism
When was the Yuan dynasty? 1271-1368
Who was in charge of the Yuan dynasty? The Mongols and mainly Kublai Khan
When was the Ming dynasty? 1368-1644
What does Ming mean? It means brilliant and they were trying to restore teh glory of the Han dynasty
What did China start to think during the Ming dynasty They believed Isolationism and that they were almost invincible and that there was nothing great outside of China
Who was Yongle and Zheng He? they were the emperor and the empoeror's right hand man (also a Eunich)
When were Yongle and Zheng he? 1405-1433
What happened in 1453 that changed Chinese history forever? They sink over 62 massive ships to continue the philosohphy of isolationism.
What is the land like in japan? It is a mountainous volcanic island with only 20% arable land
When do the Chinese come in and influence Japan? about 600 CE
What is the original Japanese religion? Shinto
What comes into Japan through Chinese influennce? Buddhism, confucianism, centralized government, and kind of the civil service exam
When is the Nara era of Japan? 710-784 CE
What was the Nara? the first attempt at government
When was the Heian era and what family ruled it? 794-1185 CE and the Fugiwara family was the head of it
What are the four levels of Japanese feudalism? Emperor(Shogun), Daimyo, Samurai, Peasants
What code of Conduct do Samurais follow? Bushido
When was the Shogunate era? 1185-1333
Who has the power during the Shogunate? The Shogun does even though the emperor is still there
When do the Mongols invade Japan and who leads that invasion? They invade in the late 1260s and Kublai Khan leads the invasion.
How did the mongols and the Japanese fighting styles differ? The Japanese fighting style was much more gentlemanyly
What saves the Japanese from the Mongols hige fleets of invading ships? A storm and then the "KamiKazi" or a taiphoon that wipes out the fleet
What changes about Japanese mindset once they defeat the Mongols? They think that they are divnely destined for world conquering
When does the Shogunate collapse? in 1333
What Chinese dynasty conquers Korea? The Han dynasty
What religion takes over Korea? Buddhism
What does the Tang dynasty make Korea? A tributary state.
What happened during the Koryo dynasty? The mongols make Korea a tributary state
What dynasty takes over Korea in 1392? Yi Dynasty
When was Vietnam conquered by china? During the early Han dynasty, before Korea and Japan
How long was China in charge of Vietnam? for 1000 years
After what dynasty collpase does Vietnam collapse and call themsleves the Great Viet? The Tang Dynasty
Who starts the Mongol empire and when? Ghenghis Khan unites tribes in 1206 and he lives until 1227
After Ghenghis Khan dies what 4 parts does the empire split into? Central Asia, China, Middle East, and Russia
Who rules the Central Asia section and when does it fall? Ogodai Khan, one of Ghenghis's sons and it falls in 1400
Who rules the Yuan dynasty and when does it fall? Kublai Khan and it falls in 1368
Who rules the middle east section (Il-Khanate) of the Mongol Empire and how does it fall? Hulagu Khan and they convert to Islam and blend in
Who rules Russia (Golden Horde) and how does it fall? It is ruled by "Batu" and in 1450 it is conquered by the vikings
What were some of the Mongolian military tactics? Fake retreats, horses, and mind tricks
When was Pax Mongolia? 1250-1350 CE
When was the Delhi Sultanate? 1000-1206 (1400) CE
What is the Delhi Sultanate? It is Islamic expansion into India and Tamberlane has a capital at Samark.
Who dominates Indian Ocean tRade until Portugal comes? The ArabS
What kind of sails were used in the Indian Ocean? The Lateen Sail
Where was Marco Polo from? He was from Italy
Where did he travel to and why didn't people believe his ideas? He traveled to China for 17 years during the Yuan dynasty and they didn't believe him because some of China's ideas were very advanced
Who was Ibn Battuta? He was a Muslim traveler (the muslim forrest gump)
Where and when was Ibn Battuta? He was from Morocco and he traveled during the 1300s
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