5693142288 | egalitarian | promoting social equality | 0 | |
5693147220 | bureaucracy | a heierarchy of specialized officials administration the policies of an institution, esp. government (ex: Civil Service Exams) | 1 | |
5693195529 | centralized | power concentrated in the center; political power concentrated in the hands of one leader or executive body | 2 | |
5693205321 | decentralized | power dispersed among many points; political power distributed among many different nobels, landowners, leaders, regions | 3 | |
5693221220 | scholar-gentry | an aristocratic Chinese social class of landowning Confucian officials (Song Dynasty) | 4 | |
5693243579 | aristocrat | a member of a social class thought to be superior (often by virtue of family); possess special political, religious and economic influence; sometimes own large portions of land | 5 | |
5693266691 | ideology | an overall system of beliefs, values and goals that make up the world view of and individual or group | 6 | |
5693296777 | institution | an important formal organization of individuals in a civilization working for a common purpose (governments, universities, churches, corporations) | 7 | |
5693315672 | empire | a state that rules over a great amount of territories and many different people; normally ruled my an emperor | 8 | |
5693333913 | feudalism | a decentralized socio-political organization created by nobels exchanging land for oaths of service and protection; seen with strong militaristic values and specialized warrior class (Western Europe, late Zhou China, PC Japan) | 9 | |
5693359008 | orthodox | conforming to the central, authoritative beliefs, especially with regard to religion | 10 | |
5693369336 | social class | a rank in society denoting priveliges and restrictions; arising from wealth, birth, and/or occupation (ex: caste system (extremely rigid ver.)) | 11 | |
5693401002 | hierarchy | a ranking system of individuals of a few with elite stadning and more with lesser standing (triangular structure) (ex: social, political, military, church) | 12 | |
5693435054 | consolidation (of territory) | to join together securely into one whole (ex: establishing full power over conquered areas and making them full apart of the original state) | 13 | |
5693459050 | assimilation (of people) | to absorb a group into a culture; group adops traits of another culture | 14 | |
5693468521 | manufacturing | the making of goods by manual labor or machinery; larger scale; involves advanced techniques and technologies | 15 | |
5693483303 | diffusion | the spreading of features from one culture to another (ex: religion or technologies) | 16 | |
5693498107 | coercive labor systems | an institution in which workers are compelled to work by force, intimidation, or authority; often against their will (ex: serfdom, slavery) | 17 | |
5693573637 | regional | an area divided into fully or partially independent areas or states; often the result of geographical barriors, diversity, or distance | 18 | |
5693593899 | legitimize | to make lawful, acceptable, or justifiable; can refer to the justification of a particular government ruler or establishing a belief system as acceptable (ex: Mandate of Heaven and Chinese rulers) | 19 | |
5693668598 | commercial | engaged in trade or pertaining to trade and the exchange of goods and services; commercial class directly (merchants) or indirectly (bankers) involved | 20 | |
5693682905 | caliphate | the area governed by a caliph or the office of the caliph | 21 | |
5693706118 | demographic | an important characteristic or statistic of a human population (ex: death rate, migration, religious or racial composition) | 22 | |
5693719483 | mystical | a belief system in which there is direct contact between a person's soul and god or the ultimate reality; disregards orthodox beliefs (ex: Sufism) | 23 | |
5693736843 | animistic | the belief in the existance of individual spirits that inhabit natural objects (ex: central Africa in postclassical era) | 24 | |
5693754560 | rationalism | reliance on the human ability to reason as the best guide for belief and action | 25 | |
5693807150 | The Neolitic Revolution | 8000 BCE - AKA: Agricultural Revolution | 26 | |
5693815530 | Mesopotamian Civilization | 5000-3500 BCE - Tigris & Euphrades rivers | 27 | |
5693862152 | Ancient Egypt Civilization | 3000 BCE - Nile river | 28 | |
5693878543 | Indus River Valley Civilization | 3300-1300 BCE - India | 29 | |
5693912026 | The Shang Dynasty | ~1700-1000 BCE - Chinese Dynasty | 30 | |
5693930854 | The Zhou Dynasty | 1029-258 BCE - Chinses Dynasty | 31 | |
5693940988 | The Qin Dynasty | 221-202 BCE - Chinese Dynasty | 32 | |
5693945053 | The Han Dynasty | 202 BCE-220 CE - Chinese Dynasty | 33 | |
5693956872 | Confucianism | ~500 BCE - major Chinese religion | 34 | |
5693972138 | Taoism | ~3rd Century BCE - Chinese religion | 35 | |
5693981729 | Aryan Migrations | ~1500 BCE - mirgated into India | 36 | |
5694009976 | The Vedas | ~1200 BCE - old Indian text | 37 | |
5694029825 | The Upanishads | ~800 or 500 BCE - old Indian text | 38 | |
5694056069 | Buddhism | ~5th Century BCE - major world religion | 39 | |
5694069355 | The Mauryan Empire | 320-180 BCE - Indian dynasty | 40 | |
5694090736 | The Gupta Empire | 320-550 CE - Indian dynasty | 41 | |
5694108660 | The Golden Age of Athens | 5th Century BCE | 42 | |
5694140285 | Alexander the Great's Empire | started conquest in ~330 BCE | 43 | |
5694148737 | The Roman Republic | 509-27 BCE | 44 | |
5694158415 | The Roman Empire | 64-1453 CE | 45 | |
5694171295 | Christianity | 1st Century CE - major world religion | 46 | |
5694191849 | The Mayan | 2600 BCE-250 CE - one of first major American empires | 47 | |
5694230568 | The Hijra | 622 CE | 48 | |
5694361051 | The Death of Muhammad | 632 CE | 49 | |
5700586184 | The Umayyad Dynasty | 661-750 CE | 50 | |
5700587761 | The Abbasid Dynasty | 750-1258 CE | 51 | |
5700592720 | The Sunni Shi'a Split | ~632 CE | 52 | |
5700593882 | The Crusades | 1095-1251 CE - Religious Wars | 53 | |
5700597179 | The Delhi Sultanate | 1206-1526 CE | 54 | |
5700599257 | Mali | 1230-1600 CE | 55 | |
5700601847 | Justinian's Rule | 527-565 CE | 56 | |
5700603085 | East-West Schism | 1054 CE | 57 | |
5700605291 | Kievian Rus | 9th to 13th Centuries | 58 | |
5700613876 | The Fall of Byzantium | 1453 CE | 59 | |
5700616752 | Charlemagne crowned Holy Roman Emperor | 800 CE | 60 | |
5700618421 | Feudalism (starting date) | 1066 CE | 61 | |
5700619427 | Viking Raids | 800-1066 CE | 62 | |
5700622956 | The High Middle Ages | 1000-1300 CE | 63 | |
5700625165 | The Black Death | 1340 CE | 64 | |
5701306141 | The Toltec Empire | ~500-~1000 CE | 65 | |
5701316344 | The Aztec Empire (est.) | 1428 CE | 66 | |
5701325836 | The Incan Empire (est.) | 1438 CE | 67 | |
5701330456 | The Era of Division (China) | 220-~600 CE | 68 | |
5701336628 | The Sui Dynasty | 581-618 CE | 69 | |
5701341936 | The Tang Dynasty | 618-907 CE | 70 | |
5701350285 | The Song Dynasty | 960-1279 CE | 71 | |
5701357211 | Taika Reforms | 645 CE | 72 | |
5701360805 | Kamakura Shogunate | 1326-1333 CE | 73 | |
5701371635 | Mongol Conquests | 13th Century | 74 | |
5701380486 | The Mongol Destruction of Baghdad | 1258 CE | 75 | |
5701386875 | Marco Polo's Travels | 1271-1295 CE | 76 | |
5701395519 | Mongols Expelled from China | ~1279 CE | 77 | |
5701408219 | Zhenghe Expeditions | 1405-1433 CE | 78 | |
5701498591 | Nile River Valley | ![]() | 79 | |
5701509741 | Tigris-Euphrades River Valley | ![]() | 80 | |
5701520688 | Indus River Valley | ![]() | 81 | |
5701536259 | Huanghe River Valley | ![]() | 82 | |
5701542611 | Han Empire (geo) | ![]() | 83 | |
5701552385 | Maurya Empire (geo) | ![]() | 84 | |
5701559913 | Mediterranean Empire (geo) | ![]() | 85 | |
5701566098 | Alexander the Great's Empire (geo) | ![]() | 86 | |
5701571047 | Xi'an | ![]() | 87 | |
5701573815 | Pataliputra | ![]() | 88 | |
5701578482 | Rome | ![]() | 89 | |
5701581848 | Athens | ![]() | 90 | |
5701584313 | Sparta | ![]() | 91 | |
5701592850 | Babylon | ![]() | 92 | |
5701597862 | Jerusalem | ![]() | 93 | |
5701603642 | Alexandria | ![]() | 94 | |
5701609696 | Yangtze River | ![]() | 95 | |
5701613419 | The Great Wall | ![]() | 96 | |
5701616284 | The Silk Road | ![]() | 97 | |
5701621126 | Arabian Peninsula | ![]() | 98 | |
5701626365 | Iberian Peninsula | ![]() | 99 | |
5701630582 | Swahili Coast | ![]() | 100 | |
5701636221 | Umayyad Empire (geo) | ![]() | 101 | |
5701640405 | Delhi Sultanate (geo) | ![]() | 102 | |
5701645478 | Sudanic States | ![]() | 103 | |
5701650701 | Byzantium (geo) | ![]() | 104 | |
5701655040 | Kieivan Rus (geo) | ![]() | 105 | |
5701659516 | Charlemagne's Empire | ![]() | 106 | |
5701663164 | Holy Roman Empire (geo) | ![]() | 107 | |
5701667521 | Mecca and Medina | ![]() | 108 | |
5701682808 | Baghdad | ![]() | 109 | |
5701689280 | Damascus | ![]() | 110 | |
5701714007 | The Black Sea | ![]() | 111 | |
5701718048 | The Bosporus | ![]() | 112 | |
5701721127 | Polynesia | ![]() | 113 | |
5701746728 | The Tang Dynasty (geo) | ![]() | 114 | |
5701753232 | The Aztec Empire (geo) | ![]() | 115 | |
5701757022 | The Incan Empire (geo) | ![]() | 116 | |
5701760084 | Mongol Khanates | ![]() | 117 | |
5701764695 | Hangzhou | ![]() | 118 | |
5701779138 | Cuzco | ![]() | 119 | |
5701783675 | Andes Mountains | ![]() | 120 | |
5701790309 | South China Sea | ![]() | 121 | |
5701836601 | What are the key parts of a comparative essay prompt? | 2 spheres, a key topic, themes, a time frame, requrement to find specific similarities or differences | 122 | |
5701863193 | What are the key parts of the thesis paragraph of a comparative essay? | 1 starter thesis, 4 subtheses, thesis argument | 123 | |
5701879150 | What is the body paragraph pattern of a comparative essay? | State your similarity or difference, at least 3 peices of evidence and claims, historical causation | 124 | |
5701965960 | What are the 3 parts of a synthesis paragraph? | relevance of argument, reveiwing of the argument, introduce new content | 125 | |
5701999620 | What could a CCOT give you in a prompt? | a place or movement, a theme, a key topic, a time frame | 126 | |
5702033370 | What should you include in your thesis paragraph of your CCOT essay? | a sentence explaining the topic, 2 subtheses explaining continuities, 2 subtheses explaining changes | 127 | |
5702070502 | What should your paragraphs be in a CCOT essay? | thesis paragraph, 1st change, 2nd change, 1st continuity, 2nd continuity, synthesis, final thesis | 128 | |
5702085870 | What MUST you do when providing evidence in a CCOT essay? | Evidence from the beginning of the time period AND the end of the time period | 129 | |
5702129580 | What should you include in your final paragraph of a CCOT essay? | one continuity from the first theme, one change from the second theme, and a restatement of the thesis | 130 | |
5702181194 | What should be included in a DBQ thesis paragraph? | contextualization, a three pronged thesis, 3 subtheses/claims | 131 | |
5702226251 | How should you go about using the documents for evidence in a DBQ essay? | use them to address the key topic, pull specific information from the document, add your own explanation regarding the evidence, read between the lines, cite the documents | 132 | |
5702275874 | How do you source documents in a DBQ essay? | 1. attribution, 2. sourcing (CAPP), 3. impact (COKE), 4. info in doc, 5. argument | 133 | |
5702300002 | What does CAPP stand for? | context, audience, purpose, point of view | 134 | |
5702308053 | What does COKE stand for? | credible, omit/include, known/unknown, exaggerated/downplayed | 135 | |
5702344948 | What are the APWH SPICE themes? | Social, Political, Interaction, Cultural, Economical | 136 | |
5702370212 | What is included under the social theme? | gender roles and relations, family and kinship, racial and ethnic constructions, social and economic classes | 137 | |
5702380828 | What is included under the political theme? | political structures and forms of government, empires, nations and nationalism, revolts and revolutions, region, transregional and global structures and organizations | 138 | |
5702405067 | What is included under the interaction theme? | demography and disease, migration, settlement patterns, technology | 139 | |
5702415392 | What is included under the cultural theme? | religions, belief systems, philosophies, ideologies, science and technology, the arts and architecture | 140 | |
5702427492 | What is included under the economical theme? | agricultural and pastoral production, trade and commerce, labor systems, industralization, capitalism and socialism | 141 |
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