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Global Studies YHS

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When the first humans began to stop nomadic herding and use settled farming this was called the... Neolithic Revolution
Why did the first civilization develop on river valleys? Fertile land, trade
The Ghat Mountains, Deccan Plateau, and Himalayan Mountains impacted India in what way? Create cultural diversity
How did the Maurya Empire under Asoka unite India? Religious tolerance: Buddhism
Polytheism and the Vedas are part of what belief system? Hinduism
Ending selfish desire and the eightfold path are part of what religion? Buddhism
Which empire introduced Islam to India Mughals
What system did the British use to profit from imperialism? Mercantilism
How did the British take over India? Divide and Conquer
What was one event that led to Indian nationalism Sepoy Rebellion, Amristar Massacre
What strategy did Gandhi use to unite India? Ahisma, civil disobedience, Homespun Movement, Salt March
Explain the Indian policy of non-alignment during the cold war. Neutral
How have differences among religious/ethnic groups cased problems in India? Sikhs v. Hindus, Tigers v. Buddhists, India v. Pakistan
Explain the problem of nuclear proliferation in South Asia. India and Pakistan are in conflict and both have nukes.
Explain the importance of Kashmir to South Asia and the world. Land that causes India/Pakistan conflict
How did the green revolution impact India? Overpopulation
How has Indian society been affected by urbanization? Weakens caste system/tradition
Why did China call itself the "Middle Kingdom" Geographic isolation
What was the key to the dynastic cycle? Claiming the mandate of heaven
Explain one major accomplishment of any Chinese dynasty? Great Wall, Grand Canal, Voyages of Zheng He, Silk Road
Daoism is based on: Nature
Legalism is based on: Laws
Confucianism is based on: Fillial Piety, education, 5 relationships
China was divided into the spheres of influence after what event? Opium War
Name one way China resisted foreign imperialism. Boxer Rebellion and Taiping Rebellion
The first president of China was: Sun Yixian
The Nationalist leader of China that fought Mao Zedong was: Jiang Jieshi
The event that made Mao a hero was: Long March
One reason Mao prevailed in the Chinese civil war was: Peasant and women support, nationalist corruption
Mao made the Chinese make steel communes throughout the nation. This was called: The Great Leap Forward
The Great Leap Forward was an example of what kind of economic system? Command Economy
Mao attempted to get back into power by using Red Guards and the Little Red Book: Cultural Revolution
When Deng Xiaoping changed the economy of China from Command to Capitalist it was called... Four Modernizations
The situation in Tibet and Tiananmen Square in 1989 was an example of... Human Right Violations
What is the problem between Taiwan and China? Government: Democracy vs Communtist
Explain how geography has influenced Japan Homogenous culture, Shinto, zen buddhism, no natural resources
Feudalism is characterized by: Centralized government, no social mobility, constant fighting over land
How did the Tokugawa Shogunate affect Japanese history? Isolation
Who ended Japanese isolation? Matthew Perry, Treaty of Kanagawa
How did the Meiji Restoration affect Japan? Modernized and Westernized
Explain the reasons for Japanese aggression before/during WWII Seeking natural resources
How did Japan lose WWII? Island Hopping, Atomic Bomb
How did the US influence Japan following WWII? Demilitarization, Pacifism, Democracy
Explain the Asian Tigers Southeast Asian nations export economies
Explain Ho Chi Minh's actions as a nationalist and a communist Wanted to unite Vietnam, needed Communist allies
Explain the actions of Pol Pot Cambodia, Khmer Rouge committed genocide, Angkor Wat
One similarity between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is: Monotheism, Abraham, Jerusalem
Contrast the Nile river and Mesopotamian civilizations Egypt-Pyramids, Hieroglyphics, Polytheistic, Pharoh Sumerian civilization-Ziggurats, Cuneiform, Polytheistic, King Similar
Explain the achievements of the Islamic empires Math, Science, Controls trade
Explain the differences between Sunni and Shiites Sunni- believe that anyone can rule Shiite- believe that only blood descendants of Muhammed can rule
Explain the achievements of the Ottoman empire Janissaries, Millets, Istanbul
What were the goals of zionism and how did it develop? Jewish nationalism, Diaspora (scattering of people)
What were the goals of pan-arabism and how did it develop? Arab nationalism, European imperialism, collapse of Ottoman empire
Compare Attaturk, Nasser, and Arafat Nationalists
Why did the Arab-Israeli conflict begin? Palestine, Religious differences
What was a result of the 1967 Six Day War? Israel won, occupied Arab territory
Why did terrorism develop in the Middle East? PLO, bad governments, economies, and Islamic fundamentalism
Explain the attempts to end (peace agreements) the Arab-Israeli crisis. Camp David Accords (Egypt- Sadat; Israel- Begin) Oslo Accords (Egypt- Arafat; Israel- Rabin)
Explain the causes of the Iranian Revolution. US influence, Shah modernizing and westernizing
Explain the effects of the Iranian Revolution. Ayatollah took over, developed Islamic fundamentalist theocracy, Women lost rights, hostage crisis.
Explain the causes of the Persian Gulf War 1991. Saddam wanted oil
Explain the causes of the US invasion of Iraq 2003 WMD, terrorism? Spread democracy?
Why did the US invade Afghanistan in 2001? 9/11, Taliban, Al Qaeda-Osama Bin Laden
Policy of mass murder of a particular group Genocide
An economic system in which the government makes all economic decisions. Command
A movement to create a Jewish homeland Zionism
The policy of racial segregation and legal discrimination against non-whites in South Africa Apartheid
A foreign policy during the Cold War in which developing nations did not take sides with either the US or the USSR (Inda for example) Non-Alignment
Domination by one country over another country or region Imperialism
Economic system in which nations develop a favorable balance of trade by exporting more than importing Trade surplus
Belief in one god Monotheism
Devotion to your nation, especially its independence Nationalism
A refusal to obey unjust laws Civil Disobedience
The ability of a nation to choose its own type of government Self-Determination
Chinese leader, communist, Tiananmen Square, market economy Deng Xiaoping
Iranian leader, ousted in 1979, pro-western Shah
Cambodian leader, Khmer Rouge, genocide Pol Pot
Chinese leader, 1949, communist, Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution Mao Zedong
Indian, nationalist, civil disobedience, Salt March, Homespun Movement Gandhi
Vietnamese, nationalist, communist Ho Chi Minh
Chinese, social order, fillial piety, education Confucianism
South Africa, Mandela, segregation, ends in 1990 Apartheid
Permanent settlements, farming, domestication of animals Neolithic Revolution
Mecca, Five Pillars, Middle East Islam
Middle Passage, triangular trade, 1500s-1700s Slavery
Hindu soldiers, put down by British, animal grease on guns, war of independence Sepoy Rebellion
Scramble for Africa, 1884, disregard for natives, European colonies Berlin Conference
Agreement, Egypt recognized Israel, Sadat, Begin Camp David Accords
Conflict, Hindu v Muslim, Kashmir, nuclear proliferation Indian/Pakistan conflict
Problem in South Asia and Africa, assassinations of leaders, weak government Political Instability
Command economy to Capitalism, Deng Xiaoping Four Modernizations
War, 38th parallel, North invaded South, ended in a stalemate Korean War
Iranian leader, 1979, established an Islamic Fundamentalist state Ayatollah: Iranian Revolution
Organization, Palestinian, terrorism PLO
End selfish desire, eightfold path, nirvana Buddhism
Brahma, Vedas, Caste system Hinduism
Government that creates social equality Democracy
Communists, Cambodia, Genocide Khmer Rouge
Oil cartel, controls oil supply OPEC
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