AP world history Flashcards

4879298987	Foragers	People who hunt animals and gather plants and animals	0
4879298988	Domestication	Plants and animals having lost their usual wild living	1
4879298989	Systematic agriculter	Planting crops in order to harvest and also breed animals	2
4879298990	Matrineal	Relationship to mother	3
4879298991	Patrineal	Relationship to father	4
4879298992	City- state	Self government urban center	5
4879298993	Ziggurat	Pyramid shaped tower	6
4879298994	Cuneiform	Writing used to express their own language	7
4879298995	Pharoah	Egyptian king	8
4879298996	Pyramid	Stones laid on top of each other in the shape of a pyramid	9
4879298997	Heiroglyphics	Writing developed in the early dynasty	10
4879298998	Papyrus	Writing material	11
4879298999	Dynasty	Passed down rulership of a country	12
4879299000	What factors should be present in order for a society to be considered civilized	Cities cities as administrative centers, political system, people engaged into non- food- producing activities, social status, long distance trade, interest in science and art	13
4879299001	What led up to the agricultural revolution?	Animals were being domesticated and there was more trade	14
4879299002	How did the neolithic revolution transform life	Farmers outnumbered foragers	15
4879299003	Does change occur more than diffusion or independent invention?	Diffusion occurs more often because we see many examples in life's history of people taking other people's ideas	16
4879299004	Who was Hammirabi	Sixth king of the babylonian dynasty	17
4879299005	Why- hammurabi	Law code for social classes punishment	18
4879299006	What- hammurabi	Created the famous law code, physical punishments for crimes	19
4879299007	When- hammurabi	Reigned (1792- 2750)	20
4879299008	Where- hammurabi	Ruled in babylon	21
4879299009	How- hammurabi	He died due to failing health	22
4879299010	Significance of hammurabi	Created the law code	23
4879299011	The code of Hammurabi identifies which three classes	The royal wealthy class, farmers and artisans, and slaves	24
4879299012	The religious beliefs of the Sumerians	Their gods embodied forces of nature	25
4879299013	Why did they have negative views on their gods?	Because they believed that they brought bad on the people	26
4879299014	Connection between religion, politics, and social structure in egypt	They believe their Pharaohs or leaders are their god on earth and should achieve the afterlife	27
4879299015	How would you describe the cities of the indus valley	High, thick, encircling walls	28
4879299016	Difference between Mesopotamian and Egyptian system of writing	Mesopotamians used mostly cuneiform while Egyptians used hieroglyphics	29
4879299017	What was similar about the Mesopotamian and Egyptian religious views?	Both polytheistic and worshiped their gods in temples	30
4879299018	What is one similarity between the Mesopotamians and the Egyptians?	They both had similar social class ranking	31
4879299019	What was one important geographical feature the Egyptians had?	The Nile river	32
4879299020	What was so important about plant and animal domestication	It helped with the economy and also helped the people do less work	33
4875424626	Foragers	People who hunt animals and gather plants and animals	34
4875424627	Domestication	Plants and animals having lost their usual wild living	35
4875424628	Systematic agriculter	Planting crops in order to harvest and also breed animals	36
4875424629	Matrineal	Relationship to mother	37
4875424630	Patrineal	Relationship to father	38
4875424631	City- state	Self government urban center	39
4875424632	Ziggurat	Pyramid shaped tower	40
4875424633	Cuneiform	Writing used to express their own language	41
4875424634	Pharoah	Egyptian king	42
4875424635	Pyramid	Stones laid on top of each other in the shape of a pyramid	43
4875424636	Heiroglyphics	Writing developed in the early dynasty	44
4875424637	Papyrus	Writing material	45
4875424638	Dynasty	Passed down rulership of a country	46
4875424639	What factors should be present in order for a society to be considered civilized	Cities cities as administrative centers, political system, people engaged into non- food- producing activities, social status, long distance trade, interest in science and art	47
4875424640	What led up to the agricultural revolution?	Animals were being domesticated and there was more trade	48
4875424641	How did the neolithic revolution transform life	Farmers outnumbered foragers	49
4875424642	Does change occur more than diffusion or independent invention?	Diffusion occurs more often because we see many examples in life's history of people taking other people's ideas	50
4875424643	Who was Hammirabi	Sixth king of the babylonian dynasty	51
4875424644	Why- hammurabi	Law code for social classes punishment	52
4875424645	What- hammurabi	Created the famous law code, physical punishments for crimes	53
4875424646	When- hammurabi	Reigned (1792- 2750)	54
4875424647	Where- hammurabi	Ruled in babylon	55
4875424648	How- hammurabi	He died due to failing health	56
4875424649	Significance of hammurabi	Created the law code	57
4875424650	The code of Hammurabi identifies which three classes	The royal wealthy class, farmers and artisans, and slaves	58
4875424651	The religious beliefs of the Sumerians	Their gods embodied forces of nature	59
4875424652	Why did they have negative views on their gods?	Because they believed that they brought bad on the people	60
4875424653	Connection between religion, politics, and social structure in egypt	They believe their Pharaohs or leaders are their god on earth and should achieve the afterlife	61
4875424654	How would you describe the cities of the indus valley	High, thick, encircling walls	62
4875424655	Difference between Mesopotamian and Egyptian system of writing	Mesopotamians used mostly cuneiform while Egyptians used hieroglyphics	63
4875424656	What was similar about the Mesopotamian and Egyptian religious views?	Both polytheistic and worshiped their gods in temples	64
4875424657	What is one similarity between the Mesopotamians and the Egyptians?	They both had similar social class ranking	65
4875424658	What was one important geographical feature the Egyptians had?	The Nile river	66
4875424659	What was so important about plant and animal domestication	It helped with the economy and also helped the people do less work	67