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Unit 2 AP review

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The river valley civilizations Sumerian, Baylonian, Assyrian, New Babylonian
Hammurabi's law code Very harsh (death and mutilation was common punishment) and favored the upper classes, the idea that a systematic, consistent set of regulations, rather than the arbitrary will of a ruler, should govern society was an important innovation
Hyskos Horse riding nomads, and the introduction of horses and bronze to Egypt (which they learned from Mesopotamia)
Egyptian Book of the Dead Concern about life after death gave rise to mummification (the art of preserving bodies after death) and building the gigantic tombs (including the famous pyramids, which provided resting places for pharoahs after they died)
Hieroglyphics Written script made up of pictorial characters
Papyrus Made of fiber of reeds, and invented the craft of paper making
Gilgamesh epic Telling of the story of a king's quest to achieve immortality
Hittites Most influential indo-European migrants and established close relationships with the Mesopotamian people
Assyrians Preserved a great deal of Mesopotamia's literature in libraries, had a powerful and intimidating army, appointed officers based on merit, skill, bravery and birth right
Phoenicians Established industry and trade, organized series of independent city states, excellent sailors, and showed most interest in pursuing commercial opportunities
Min oun Indoor plumbing
Mycenaean Learned about writing and large scale construction
In the classical period the Greek fought two major wars with the Persians which only drove them back thanks to what type of leadership? Spartan and Athenian
Socrates Suggested that humans could live onset lives and honor was far more important than wealth, fame or other superficial attributes
Plato Socrates disciple, Elaborated a greatest systematic philosophy of great subtlety
Shi Huangdi Demanded the burning of all books of philosophy, ethics, history, and literature and as punishment execution if anyone questioned his regime
Christianity Appealed to specifically lower classes, urban populations and women
Qin Dynasty Dissolved in chaos after bloody revolts
Han Wudi Administrative centralization, not invested in academic pursuits, led a patriarchal society, the imperial university took Confucianism as a basis for curriculum
Xiongu Nomadic people from the Steppes of central Asia, spoke Turkish language, superb horsemen, Mao dun was the most successful leader and brought strict military discipline to Xiongu
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