ap world history chapter 5 part 3 Flashcards

231798441	increased agriculture and trade. distinctive elements of a national culture	the competition of the warring states resulted in	0
231798442	confucianism	in an effort to increase his power, shi huangdi cracked down on this	1
231798443	confucianism	social order, harmony, and good government should be based on FAMILY relationships	2
231798444	confucianism	respect for PARENTS and elders is important to a well-ordered society	3
231798445	confucianism	education is important both to the welfare of the individual and to society	4
231798446	daoism	natural order is more important than the social order	5
231798447	daoism	a universal force guides all things	6
231798448	daoism	human beings should live simply and in harmony with nature	7
231798449	legalism	a highly efficient and powerful GOVERNMENT is the key to social order	8
231798450	legalism	punishments are useful to maintain social order	9
231798451	legalism	thinkers and their ideas should be strictly controlled by the GOVERNMENT	10
231798452	political, military, and economic problems beset and nearly destroyed the roman empire	third-century crisis	11
231798453	frequent change of rulers	the most visible symptom of the crisis was the	12
231798454	buying the loyalty of the army and paying to defend the frontiers	what drained the treasury?	13
231798455	demands of the central government for more tax revenues	what eroded the town's prosperity?	14
231798456	barter economy	parts of the empire reverted to a	15
231798457	crushed out of existence	the aristocracy was	16
231798458	countryside	people moved to the	17
231798459	trade	there was a decline in	18
231798460	roads, aqueducts, arches, concrete, interior spaces, bridges, fortifications	what are some examples of rome's technological expertise?	19
231798461	christians couldnt worship emperor as God/ rome had a strong monotheistic tradition	why was becoming christian considered an act of disloyalty in the roman empire?	20
231798462	rid their homeland of the romans	the zealots wanted to	21
231798463	jewish sect (group of people)	the pharisees were a	22
231798464	pharisees	paul of tarsus was a member of the	23
231798465	strict adherence of jewish law	pharisees	24
231798466	jewish court	sanhedrin	25
231798467	the romans gave control of religious matters and local affairs to the jewish court	in an attempt to restore order in judea,	26
231798468	23 judges	the sanhedrin consisted of	27
231798469	71 members	the sanhedrin also consisted of	28
231798470	flavius	odoacer is also known as	29
231798471	first king of italy	odoacer was the	30
231798472	end of the western roman empire	odoacer's reign is seen as the	31
231798473	equites	class of well to-do italian merchants and landowners second in wealth and social status	32
231798474	eposed romulus augustulus	odoacer led a revolt that	33
231798475	leader of the hunnic empire	attila the hun was the	34
231798476	attila the hun	the leader of the huns	35
231798477	alaric	the first germanic leader to take the city of rome	36
231798478	king of the visigoths	alaric was	37
231798479	marked the decline of imperial power in the west	by alaric taking over rome,	38
231798480	serving in the army for over twenty years	how did men living outside italy become roman citizens?	39
231798481	grants of citizenship to individuals or entire communities	as rewards for good service, emperors made	40
231798482	spread of latin language and roman way of life	what is meant by the romanization of the western mediterranean	41
231798483	consequences of the empire	romanization was one of the most enduring	42
231798484	roman principate	period following the roman republic	43
231798485	emperor of the western roman empire	romulus augustus was the last	44