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History Final Vocab

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Pericles Athenian statesman who instituted direct democracy in Athens
Hippocrates Greek Physician
Herodotus "Father of History"
Rajah Elected warrior chief of an Aryan Tribe
Feudalism System of government in which local lords governed their own lands
Republic System of government in which officials are chosen by the public
Heresy Religious belief that nis contrary to the official teachings of the church
Mercenary Soldier serving in a foreign army for pay
Augustine Bishop of Hippo in North Africa
Imperialism Domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life
Adobe Mixture of clay and plant fibers that becomes hard as it dries
Earthworks Embarkment or other consruction made of Earth
Olmecs Earliest American civilization
Potlach Cerimonial gift-giving by people of high rank and wealth
Chinampas Artificial islands used to cultivate crops and made mud piled atop reed mats
Huari City that developed east of the Nazca culture
Paleolithic Period 2 Million B.C. - 9000 B.C.
Pictograph Simple drawing that looks like the object if represents
Technology Skills and tools people use to meet their basic needs
Jericho Worlds first villages
Neolithic Period Final era of prehistory; began 9000 B.C; New Stone Age
Nubia Ancient kingdom in northeastern Africa
Sundiatia Although his family was executed, he founded the Empire of Mali
Nuclear Family Family unit consisting of parents and children
Songhai Medieval West African kingdom
Lineage Group claiming a common ancestor
Pagoda Multistoried Buddhist temple with eaves that curve up at the corners
Marco Polo Italian Merchant
Genghis Khan "World Emporer"; Leader of nomadic Mongols
Archipelago Chain of islands
Hangul Alphabet that uses symbols to represent the sounds of spoken Korean
Zoroaster Persian thinker
Cuneiform System of writing that used wedge-shaped marks
Sargon Ruler of Akkad
Hatshepsut First female ruler of Egypt
Golden Horde Mongol armies
Justinian Byzantine emporer who reformed law
Kiev Capital of Russia that was the center
Balkan Peninsula Rough, triangular arm shaped land that juts into the Mediterranean
Ivan the Terrible First to be crowned tsar
Ivan the Great During his rule, he brought much of northern Russia under his rule
Constantinople Capital of the Byzantine Empire
Patriarch Highest church official in a major city
Golden Bull of 1222 Charter that strictly limited power
Steppe Sparse, dry, treeless grassland
Minaret Slender tower of a mosque
Calligraphy Art of producing beautiful handwriting
Quran Holy book of Islam
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