AP World History First Semester Final Flashcards

11987840858	in what ways was mongol domination good for Eurasia ?	contirbuted to globalization of Eurasia, trade was better, and linked several networks.	0
11987840859	when universalizing religions spread, what happens when they contact local social and belief systems ?	Convert to their religion/belief system	1
11987840860	How were the Aztec and the Chinese similar in how they interacted with states on their borders	they made them pay tribute	2
11987840861	Which man's story and travels indicates that the Islamic world (Dar al-Islam) had a form of unification, if not politically unified	Ibn Battula	3
11987840862	Where was the Swahili coast, and of which trading system was it a part of ?	East Africa ; Indian Ocean trade network	4
11987840863	What ended up happening to Chinese Buddhism during the Tang Dynasty ?	it was outlawed in temples were either raised or destroyed because reducing imperial revenues	5
11987840864	How would a Daiost approach education and government ?	you go with the flow, dont get educated, avoid and screw the government	6
11987840865	Which formerly imposing empire was one of the first victims of the expansion of the Arab Muslim empire ?	Byzantine Empire	7
11987840866	For the period 600-1450, which class tended to be politically dominant in all states and empires ?	Land holding aristocrats	8
11987840867	What explains why Buddhism became so popular so quickly in China (and when did it happen) ?	period of disorder, personal religions get popular and it happened after the collapse of the Han dynasty	9
11987840868	Do you think merchants just forgot all about their own culture when they create "diaspora communities" in the places they trade with ?	no, when merchants created the communities, they would blend the cultures together	10
11987840869	what type of person (religion) dominated the Trans-Saharan trade ?	muslim / islam	11
11987840870	what caused a big decline in urban populations of Eurasia during the 14th century ?	bubonic plague	12
11987840871	How did Islam get into Southeast Asia ?	Muslim merchant traders through the Indian Ocean trade network	13
11987840872	what new type of coerced labor appeared in parts of Europe and East Asia from 600-1450 ?	serfdom	14
11987840873	what was probably the most important political and cultural change to Afro-Eurasia from 700 C.E to 1000 C.E ?	arrival of Islam and Arab empires	15
11987840874	in what major ways were the Silk Roads and the Indian Ocean trade network different ?	the products were different since the routes were different	16
11987840875	what are coerced labor systems from the Americas ?	mit'a - Andes	17
11987840876	know that the Mongols made trade safer, cheaper, easier.	if the Mongol test questions have one of the three as answers, that's most likely the correct one	18
11987840877	when did the Black Death occur in Europe, and who is given credit for its spread ?	14th century by Mongols	19
11987840878	know the endpoints of the Silk Roads	from Rome to Eurasia (test will show a map)	20
11987840879	know which part of Eurasia was decentralized feudalism	Europe	21
11987840880	what types of philosophy was absorbed by Japan and China ?	confucianism and buddhism	22
11987840901	why was Silk Road trade a relay trade ?	goods were passed down the line rather than carried by one merchant along the entire route	23
11987840881	how did Buddhism change as it moved along the silk roads ?	bodhisattvas incorporated stories which turned them into bodhisattvas	24
11987840902	how did Chinese peasants respond to the growing importance of the Silk roads ?	chinese would become merchants	25
11987840882	what did you gain by participating in the tribute system with China ?	the opportunity to trade within China	26
11987840883	what was the lasting political contribution of the Tang and Song dynasties ?	set up the bureaucratic government that would last until the 1910's	27
11987840884	how was Japan's borrowing from China different from Korea and Vietnam's ?	Japan's was voluntary while Korea and Vietnam's was involuntary	28
11987840885	what caused the split between Sunni and Shia ?	who would be the new caliphate in charge (sunni -> anybody / shia -> blood related)	29
11987840886	how did the caliphs of the Abbasid differ from the Umayyad that preceded them ? (think of who was used in the government)	incorporated non-Arabs in the government	30
11987840887	in what basic way was Islam different to Hinduism when it came to the status of the common believer ?	islam -> equality amongst believers / hinduism -> no equality (had to be within hierarchical ranks)	31
11987840888	how big was the Umayyad Empire ?	from South Asia (india) to Spain	32
11987840889	how did Byzantine church structure differ from the Catholic West ? how would that affect the Kievan Rus ?	byzantine -> the emperor was also head of church / russians -> head of government is head of church	33
11987840890	what type of government structure was in place in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire ?	feudalism decentralized	34
11987840891	what finally finished off the Byzantine Empire (1453) ?	ottoman turks conquered Constantinople	35
11987840892	in Western Europe from 500 to 1300, what did the political rulers provide to the Church, and what did the Church provide to the political leaders ?	leaders protected the Church and the Church legitamitized the leaders	36
11987840893	what was the long term effect of the black death on Europe (especially in regard to labor) ?	serfdom declines and labor is now scarcity	37
11987840894	what did Temujin (Chinggis Khan) do with the warriors from defeated tribes ?	he incorporated defeated groups into his army	38
11987840895	why was promoting international commerce important to the Mongols ?	wanted to extract wealth from civilizations by taxing trade / had a trading background	39
11987840896	in which empire was the shia version of Islam made the official religion in the 16th century (rival to the ottoman) ?	safavid	40
11987840897	in what way (political) was the Inca Empire different from the Aztec Empire ?	Inca had a true bureaucracy to control subjects , Aztec used tribute system	41
11987840898	study early Arab empires (causation)	one SAQ question	42
11987840899	study Mongol Khanates (comparison)	one SAQ question	43