AP World History Vocab #4 Flashcards
5158940869 | Abdicate | To renounce one's throne | 0 | |
5158940870 | Defer | To put off till later; to postpone | 1 | |
5158943758 | Elaborate | Detailed and complicated in design and planning | 2 | |
5158948784 | Hoi Polloi | The masses; the people | 3 | |
5158948785 | Intercommunal | Existing between communities | 4 | |
5158953140 | Municipal | Relating to a city and its governing body | 5 | |
5158953141 | Notion | Concept or belief of something | 6 | |
5158955653 | Partisanship | Prejudice; bias | 7 | |
5158957075 | Reap | Cut or gather | 8 | |
5158957076 | Statute | a written law passed by a legislative body | 9 |
AP World History Unit 4 Flashcards
6721360194 | humanism | the focus on human endeavors | 0 | |
6721362986 | Johannes Gutenberg | who invented the printing press? | 1 | |
6721363853 | Erasmus | most well known learned men of the time, counseled kings and popes, wrote "In Praise of Folly" | 2 | |
6721368303 | Sir Thomas Moore | wrote Utopia, described ideal society | 3 | |
6721369825 | Protestant Reformation | confrontation with the Catholic Church | 4 | |
6721372132 | indulgences | sold by the Catholic; piece of paper that could be purchased to reduce time in purgatory | 5 | |
6721388013 | John Calvin | who formed the protestant group called the Calvinists? | 6 | |
6721388014 | King Henry VIII | renounced Rome and became head of religion in England, called the Anglican Church | 7 | |
6721388015 | Catholic Reformation/ Counter Reformation | Catholic Church reformed because of Protestants | 8 | |
6721392083 | Ignatius Loyola | who founded the Jesuits, was a Spanish soldier | 9 | |
6721393653 | Council of Trent | meeting of church officials held to direct counter reformation from 1545-1563 | 10 | |
6721397082 | atheists | this group believes that there is no God | 11 | |
6721398537 | the Enlightenment | time of examining role of humans in relation to government | 12 | |
6721403436 | Montesquieu | believed government should have checks and balances | 13 | |
6721404653 | Voltaire | believed religion crushes the human spirit | 14 | |
6721406298 | Rousseau | believed people had to sacrifice some rights for freedom | 15 | |
6721408105 | Thomas Hobbes | believed the purpose of government was to preserve peace and stability | 16 | |
6721410723 | John Locke | believed people are born equal with natural rights | 17 | |
6721413198 | Neoclassical Period | time when people imitated style of Greek and Roman architecture | 18 | |
6721417033 | Vasco da Gama | explorer that rounded the tip of Africa and went to India | 19 | |
6721420787 | Treaty of Tordesillas | divided the America's into east and west to settle land disputes between Spain and Portugal | 20 | |
6721581300 | haciendas system | system where natives owed labor to their landlords | 21 | |
6721584319 | Hernan Cortes | explorer that conquered the Aztec empire | 22 | |
6721588402 | Franciso Pizarro | explorer that conquered the Inca empire | 23 | |
6721594062 | encomienda system | system of forced labor | 24 | |
6721600214 | mercantilism | a country actively sought to trade but tried to import more than it exported | 25 | |
6721604156 | Act of Supremacy | King Henry VIII nullified pope's authority and established the church of England under this act | 26 | |
6721608910 | Elizabethan Age | time of English expansion, exploration, and colonization | 27 | |
6721611517 | Stuart restoration | Parliament had Charles II take the throne after Charles I was beheaded | 28 | |
6721613404 | Glorious Revolution | James II driven from power because they believed he would make England Catholic again | 29 | |
6721617130 | Huguenots | a group of French Protestants | 30 | |
6721618307 | Edict of Nantes | signed by Henry IV to end the violence in France between the Catholics and the Huguenots | 31 | |
6721621241 | Thirty Years War | Protestants challenged Holy Roman Emperor, was a huge religious and political war | 32 | |
6721625015 | Peter the Great | westernized Russia, built St. Petersburg | 33 | |
6721626132 | Catherine the Great | adopted more education and western culture in Russia | 34 | |
6721628248 | Osman Bey | founded the Ottoman Empire that rose in Anatolia | 35 | |
6721629786 | Mughal Empire | established by Babur, dominated the Indian subcontinent | 36 | |
6721633697 | Akbar | Mughal leader that unified India by religious tolerance | 37 | |
6721634942 | Kongo | on the west coast of Africa, traded with Portugal, King Alfonso I converted the people to Catholicism | 38 | |
6721637408 | Angola | established as a trading post by the Portuguese, ruled by Queen Nzinga--> warrior queen | 39 | |
6721641591 | Zheng He | led the Chinese naval voyages under the Ming | 40 |
ap world history ch 10 Flashcards
7379854491 | homer | wrote the odyssey and iliad | 0 | |
7379860040 | iliad | Offered greek perspectives into the war against Troy. | 1 | |
7379870076 | odyssey | stories about the hero odysseus and his voyage back from troy | 2 | |
7379888118 | knosses | palace built by the Crete; served as a place where officials collected taxes | 3 | |
7379902080 | linear a | symbols stood for syllables instead of words | 4 | |
7379905951 | crete | principal center in the Mediterranean sea | 5 | |
7379919344 | spartan | a lifestyle characterized by simplicity, frugality, and austerity | 6 | |
7380060506 | mycenaean | formed a written language called linear b | 7 | |
7380074578 | mycenaean | built peloponnesus | 8 | |
7380085560 | mycenaean | had a war with troy called the trojan war | 9 | |
7380095529 | sparta | made most of neighboring states into Helots | 10 | |
7380097415 | helots | servers of the spartan states | 11 | |
7380105732 | sparta | used iron bars as currency | 12 | |
7380108026 | sparta | put kids into military brackets and taught them until age 20 | 13 | |
7380128485 | Pericles | said that athens was "the education of greece" | 14 | |
7380141435 | sicily | most popular greek colony | 15 | |
7380150643 | greek colonies | was not built with a centralizes state | 16 | |
7380170528 | persian war | started with the rebellion of the greek people against the persians | 17 | |
7380180610 | battle of marathon | greek stopped persians after persians attacked | 18 | |
7380188793 | the delian league | alliance created by poleis | 19 | |
7380201021 | the delian league | athens supplied military power while poleis payed them | 20 | |
7380211634 | the delian league | started the Peloponnesian war | 21 | |
7380232892 | Peloponnesian war | poleis divided under the leadership of athens and sparta | 22 | |
7380244021 | philip of macedon | built a powerful army and overtook greece | 23 | |
7380249675 | alexander of macedon | invaded persia after the fall of greece | 24 | |
7380279237 | alexander of macedon | took over pasargadae | 25 |
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AP world history chapter 18 Flashcards
5960555190 | Niccolo Machiavelli | Author of "the prince" one of the most influential authors of the Italian renaissance | 0 | |
5960555191 | Humanism | Focuses on mankind as the center of intellectual endeavor. | 1 | |
5960555194 | Johannesburg Gutenberg | Developed the printing press in the 15 century | 2 | |
5960555195 | European family style | emphasized the nuclear family, and a large minority who never married | 3 | |
5960555196 | Martin Luther | posted the 95 Thesis, that initiated the protestant reformation | 4 | |
5960555197 | Protestantism | General wave of religious dissent against catholic church. | 5 | |
5960555198 | Anglican Church | Form of protestantism in England | 6 | |
5960555199 | Calvin jean | French protestant. encouraged idea of wider access to government | 7 | |
5960555200 | Catholic reformation | Restatement of catholic beliefs in response to protestant reformation | 8 | |
5960555201 | Jesuits | A new religious order founded during the Caatholic reformation | 9 | |
5960555203 | Thirty years war | this was the international war between the Protestants and Catholics that eventually ended religious conflicts in Europe | 10 | |
5960555204 | Treaty of Westphalia | Ended the Thirty years war and granted rights to individual rulers | 11 | |
5960555205 | English civil war | religious disputes mixed with constitutional issues ended w/ restoration of the monarch following execution of previous king | 12 | |
5960555206 | Proletariat | Class of working people without any land. paid labor | 13 | |
5960555207 | Witchcraft persecution | Reflected resentment against the poor, uncertainties about religious truth, resulted in death of over 100,000 Europeans particularly common in Protestant areas | 14 | |
5960555208 | Scientific revolution | period of new advancements and resulted in changes of traditional beliefs | 15 | |
5960555209 | Nicolis Copernicus | Polish monk and astronomer. proved that the sun was the center of the universe | 16 | |
5960555210 | Johannesburg Kepler | Astronomer and mathematician. | 17 | |
5960555211 | Galileo Galilei | This scientist proved Copernicus' theory that the sun was the center of the solar system and developed the modern experimental method. | 18 | |
5960555213 | Francis bacon | English politician, writer, scientist. best known for work in scientific method. | 19 | |
5960555214 | Rene Descartes | famous for saying " I think therefore I am" established the importance of skeptical review. | 20 | |
5960555215 | Isaac newton | Defined the laws of motion and gravity. Tried to explain motion of the universe. | 21 | |
5960555216 | Deism | Concept of God current during the scientific revolution. role of divinity was to set natural laws in motion | 22 | |
5960555217 | John locke | English philosopher who argued that people could learn everything through sense and reason. | 23 |
Cell Division Flashcards
5719841032 | mitosis | identical cell division | 0 | |
5719841033 | interphase | DNA copied | ![]() | 1 |
5719841034 | prophase | nucleus disappears and the DNA condenses chromosomes | ![]() | 2 |
5719841035 | metaphase | the chromosomes line up and the spindle fiber connects to the centrioles | ![]() | 3 |
5719841036 | anaphase | chromosomes are pulled apart | ![]() | 4 |
5719841037 | telophase | spindle fibers go away and the DNA loosens and becomes unorganized | ![]() | 5 |
5719841038 | cytokinesis | one cell becomes two cells | ![]() | 6 |
5719841039 | chromosome | carries genetic information | 7 | |
5719864086 | meiosis | forms gametes | 8 | |
5719880124 | double helix | shape of DNA | 9 | |
5720257579 | haploid cell | half the number of chromosomes | 10 | |
5720260215 | diploid cell | contains all 46 chromosomes | 11 | |
5720644383 | gamete | reproductive cell | 12 | |
7967606909 | daughter cell | genetically identical cells formed by mitosis | 13 | |
7967624954 | spindle | fibers that form to direct movement | 14 | |
7967637240 | sister chromatids | 1 or 2 identical chromosomes formed from one original | 15 | |
7967645717 | asexual reproduction | results in offspring identical to parent | 16 | |
7967650537 | sexual reproduction | two organisms each give copies of genes form a new organism | 17 | |
7967669207 | fertilization | combining of gametes | 18 | |
7967675562 | zygote | diploid cell resulting from fertilization | 19 | |
7967685741 | regeneration | process of growing new body parts | 20 | |
7967693822 | genes | segments of DNA which code for certain proteins which then cause a certain trait | 21 | |
7967693823 | chromosome | strands of coiled up DNA | 22 | |
7967699569 | DNA | long strands of genes | 23 | |
7967728945 | cytosine | pairs with guanine | 24 | |
7970829867 | adenine | pairs with thymine | 25 |
Cell Division Flashcards
6302220286 | 3 Reasons we make cells | Growth, Repair, Reproduction | 0 | |
6302224170 | Cells cannot get too large because... | DNA does not increase with cell size, harder to get needed materials and remove waste | 1 | |
6302228424 | Cell Division (definition) | The process where a cell divides into two cells Each cell gets a new copy of DNA | 2 | |
6302235909 | Binary Fission | Asexual form of cell division in a single celled organism | 3 | |
6302241741 | 2 Stages of Cell Division in Eukaryotic Cells | Interphase and M Phase | 4 | |
6302244304 | Interphase | Period of growth between divisions | 5 | |
6302247131 | M Phase (Cell Division) | When the cell divides | 6 | |
6302260212 | Chromatin | Long thin strands attached to histone proteins | 7 | |
6302262806 | Histones | proteins that chromatin coils around | 8 | |
6302266225 | Chromosome | Structure of DNA and proteins that contains genetic information | 9 | |
6302274444 | Parts of Chromosomes | Chromatid and Centromere | 10 | |
6302281718 | Chromatids | Two parts of a chromosome that contain replicated copy of DNA | 11 | |
6302284195 | Centromere | The spot where the chromatids are connected | 12 | |
6302288400 | Sister Chromatids | Replicated DNA, identical to original chromosome | 13 | |
6302298547 | Three Phases of Cell Cycle | Interphase, Mitosis, Cytokinesis | 14 | |
6302300786 | Mitosis | Cell division that results in two daughter cells having the same number and kind of chromosomes as parent cells. | ![]() | 15 |
6302302656 | Cytokinesis | Actual splitting of cytoplasm forming 2 new daughter cells | 16 | |
6302307770 | Interphase (3 parts) | G1, S, G2 | 17 | |
6302310342 | G1 (Growth 1) | Major growth of cell and protein synthesis | 18 | |
6302313459 | S (Synthesis) | DNA Replication | 19 | |
6302313460 | G2 (Growth 2) | More growth and protein synthesis | 20 | |
6302320835 | 4 Phases of Mitosis (PMAT) | Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase | 21 | |
6302323755 | Prophase | DNA coils into chromosomes Nuclear envelope starts to break down Spindle starts to form from centrioles | ![]() | 22 |
6302329770 | Centrioles | Organelle in animal cells that is involved in cell division. It creates the spindles. | 23 | |
6302331811 | Metaphase | Chromosomes line up at the center of cell Spindles connect to each chromosome | ![]() | 24 |
6302334118 | Anaphase | Chomatids break apart Chromosomes move to opposite ends of the cell | ![]() | 25 |
6302336730 | Telophase | New nuceli form - nuclear envelope reappears Chromosomes start to uncoil Mitotic spindle disappears | ![]() | 26 |
6302346308 | Cytokinesis (Plants vs. Animals) | Animal Cells - the cell membrane gets pinched in the center of the cell Plant cells - a cell plate forms, which will turn into a new cell wall and cell membrane | 27 | |
6345134480 | Cleavage furrow | Area where two cells are being pinched apart during cytokinesis | ![]() | 28 |
6345142722 | Prokaryotic cells | Use binary fission for cell division. | ![]() | 29 |
6345144149 | Eukaryotic cells | Use the cell cycle (interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis) for cell division | 30 | |
6345152412 | Spindle fibers | Microtubules that are formed by centrioles that pulls chromatids apart. | ![]() | 31 |
6360216974 | Metaphase (picture) | ![]() | 32 | |
6360218409 | Anaphase (picture) | ![]() | 33 | |
6360220050 | Telophase (picture) | ![]() | 34 | |
6360221430 | Prophase (picture) | ![]() | 35 | |
6360222987 | Interphase (picture) | ![]() | 36 | |
6440118970 | Cancer | disorder that results from uncontrolled cell growth & division | 37 | |
6440122614 | apoptosis | programmed cell death that brings cell cycle to an end | 38 | |
6440125755 | External regulators | Things outside cell that control the cell cycle | 39 | |
6440125771 | Internal regulators | Things inside cell that control cell cycle | 40 | |
6440129789 | Checkpoints | Areas where cells are checked before they move on to the next phase of the cell cycle | 41 | |
6440131348 | Growth factor | Example of an External regulator | 42 | |
6440135160 | Checkpoint | Example of an Internal regulator | 43 | |
6440140577 | Two ways cells know when to stop dividing | Outside signals tell cells when to divide Most cells stop dividing when they touch other cells | 44 | |
6440146132 | 4 ways cancer cells are different from normal cells | Cells don't respond to normal regulators Can invade other tissues/organs Don't go through apoptosis Damaged DNA | 45 | |
6440150643 | Tumor | abnormal mass of cells | 46 | |
6440150644 | Benign | Noncancerous tumor that does not spread | 47 | |
6440153625 | Malignant | Cancerous tumor that spreads to other tissues/organs | 48 | |
6440173140 | 3 types of cancer treatment | Radiation therapy Surgery Chemotherapy | 49 | |
6440176148 | Surgery | Cancer treatment used to remove tumor/cancer cells. Used on benign tumors or when cancer is in one specific area. | 50 | |
6440179001 | Radiation therapy | Cancer treatment that uses high energy waves like x-rays to change or destroy cancer cells. Used to target malignant tumors in specific areas. | 51 | |
6440189222 | Chemotherapy | Cancer treatment used to treat cancer that has spread throughout body. Targets fast growing cells. | 52 | |
6440197170 | Fast growing cells | Type of cells chemotherapy targets. | 53 | |
6440205856 | Embryo | Early stage of development. When it grows, its cells become different from one another. | ![]() | 54 |
6440211598 | Differentiation | the process where cells become specialized (perform certain jobs) | ![]() | 55 |
6440214706 | Stem cells | Unspecialized cells that develop into other types of cells | ![]() | 56 |
6440218142 | Embryonic Adult | Types of stem cells | 57 | |
6440221835 | Embryonic stem cell | Type of stem cell that can turn into any type of cell in the body. | 58 | |
6440223635 | Adult stem cell | Type of stem cell that can only turn into certain types of cells (based on origin) | 59 | |
6440229158 | Application of stem cells | Fix damaged cells/tissues Rebuild organs & tissues | 60 | |
6440233983 | Ethical issues of stem cells | Stem cells are extracted from 4-5 day old embryos and destroys embryo in the process. | 61 | |
6440243759 | Reasons apoptosis occurs | DNA is damaged Cell is old & not functioning properly | 62 | |
6440247479 | Benefits of apoptosis | Removes damaged/non functioning cells & prevents them from multiplying. | 63 |
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AP World History: Physical Geography and World Regions Flashcards
4832269820 | Pacific Ocean | body of water | ![]() | 0 |
4832270711 | Atlantic Ocean | Body of Water | ![]() | 1 |
4832271347 | Indian Ocean | Body of Water | ![]() | 2 |
4832271978 | Black Sea | Body of Water | ![]() | 3 |
4832273354 | Mediterranean Sea | Body of Water | ![]() | 4 |
4832274314 | Persian Gulf | Body of Water | ![]() | 5 |
4832274850 | Red Sea | Body of Water | ![]() | 6 |
4832275699 | Bosporus Strait | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 7 |
4832276532 | Bering Strait | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 8 |
4832279289 | Strait of Hormuz | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 9 |
4832280062 | Strait of Gibraltar | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 10 |
4832280898 | Suez Canal | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 11 |
4832347309 | Panama Canal | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 12 |
4832347943 | Khyber pass | Narrow Passage | ![]() | 13 |
4832348795 | Alps Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 14 |
4832349200 | Andes Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 15 |
4832350076 | Himalayan Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 16 |
4832351128 | Hindu Kush Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 17 |
4832355225 | Rocky Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 18 |
4832356021 | Ural Mountains | Mountain Range | ![]() | 19 |
4832356658 | Kalahari Desert | Desert | ![]() | 20 |
4832357125 | Sahara Desert | Desert | ![]() | 21 |
4832358441 | Taklamakan Desert | Desert | ![]() | 22 |
4832359017 | Amazon River | River | ![]() | 23 |
4832359585 | Nile River | River | ![]() | 24 |
4832360502 | Congo River | River | ![]() | 25 |
4832361683 | Niger River | River | ![]() | 26 |
4832362602 | Euphrates & Tigris River | River | ![]() | 27 |
4832363079 | Indus River | River | ![]() | 28 |
4832363464 | Ganges River | River | ![]() | 29 |
4832364362 | Huang He River | River | ![]() | 30 |
4832365491 | Yangtze River | River | ![]() | 31 |
4832365956 | Mississippi River | River | ![]() | 32 |
4832368235 | Caribbean | Region | ![]() | 33 |
4832368964 | Central Africa | Region | ![]() | 34 |
4832370059 | Central Asia | Region | ![]() | 35 |
4832371965 | East Africa | Region | ![]() | 36 |
4832373240 | East Asia | Region | ![]() | 37 |
4832373921 | Europe | Region | ![]() | 38 |
4832374640 | Latin America | Region | ![]() | 39 |
4832375358 | Middle East | Region | ![]() | 40 |
4832376617 | North America | Region | ![]() | 41 |
4832377196 | North Africa | Region | ![]() | 42 |
4832377911 | Oceania | Region | ![]() | 43 |
4832379257 | South Asia | Region | ![]() | 44 |
4832381207 | Southeast Asia | Region | ![]() | 45 |
4832382379 | Southern Africa | Region | ![]() | 46 |
4832386440 | West Africa | Region | ![]() | 47 |
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