AP World History TP 3 Review Set Flashcards

13771524891	Key Concept 3.1	Expansion and Intensification of Communication and Exchange Networks	0
13770681940	3.1.I- List the existing trade routes	The Silk Road Mediterranean Network Trans-Saharan Network Indian Ocean Network	1
13770720144	3.1.I- What was the general impact of the existing trade routes	Promotion of growth in powerful new trading cities	2
13770742319	3.1.I- What kind of networks developed in the Americas	Communication and exchange networks	3
13770793775	3.1.I- What encouraged the growth of inter-regional trade in luxury goods	significant innovations in previously existing transportation and commercial technologies	4
13770801313	3.1.I- What state practices facilitated commercial growth	Inca Road system trading organizations (Hanseatic league) State sponsored commercial infrastructures (Grand Canal)	5
13770831310	3.1.II- What did the expansion and intensification of long-distance trade routes depend on	Environmental knowledge and technical adaptations to it	6
13770840817	3.1.II- What were the impacts of the Bantu migration	Facilitation transmission of iron technologies and agricultural techniques in Sub-Saharan Africa	7
13770850971	3.1.II- What were the impacts of the Polynesian migration	Cultivation of transplanted foods and domesticated animals as they moved to new islands	8
13770860510	3.1.II- What was the impact of migration and commercial contact	The diffusion of languages throughout a new region or the emergence of new languages	9
13770860511	3.1.III- Which new religion developed	Islam- developed in the Arabian peninsula	10
13770882400	3.1.III- What did the beliefs and practices of Islam reflect	Interactions among Jews, Christian and Zoroastrians with the local Arab people	11
13770896951	3.1.III- Where and how did Muslim rule expand	To many parts of Afro-Eurasia due to military expansion	12
13770902342	3.1.III- What did merchants establish along trade routes	Diasporic communities, where they introduced their own cultural traditions into the indigenous culture	13
13770916330	3.1.III- What did travelers along trade routes do and how would historians use what they did	Wrote about travels Historians use this to illustrate extent and limitations of intercultural knowledge	14
13770922562	3.1.III- What did cross-cultural interactions result in	Diffusion of -literacy, artistic and cultural traditions innovations-scientific and technological	15
13770931420	3.1.IV- What continued throughout the Eastern Hemisphere and how did it continue	Diffusion of crops and pathogens (Bubonic Plague) Due to- cooler climates leading to weakened populations; shortened growing seasons; trading networks	16
13770961908	Key Concept 3.2	Continuity and Innovation of State Forms and Their Interactions	17
13771003353	3.2.I- What happened to the empires from the previous time period	Empires collapsed and were reconstituted	18
13771008108	3.2.I- Which empires were reborn	The Byzantine Empire Sui Tang Song	19
13771017344	3.2.I- How did reborn empires establish their legitimacy	Combined traditional sources of power with innovations suited to their local context	20
13771026016	3.2.I- What new forms of government emerge	European Feudalism Japanese Feudalism	21
13771030996	3.2.I- Which states synthesized local with foreign traditions	Abbasid Caliphate influenced by Persia Korea and Vietnam influenced by China Japan influenced by China	22
13771110765	3.2.I- Which state system flourished in the Mayan region	Hierarchical government ruled by kings and priests	23
13771118482	3.2.I- Which state system flourished in the Aztec region	Numerous, unified, small, independent states under a single monarch	24
13771124215	3.2.II- What was the impact of contact and conflict between states and empires	Encouragement of technological and cultural transportation	25
13771167359	3.2.II- What were 4 examples of the impact of contact and conflict between states and empires	Abbasid- paper, siege warfare, plant knowledge Japan- maintained hierarchy, "Tomb Culture", praised ancestors	26
13771173900	Key Concept 3.3	Increased Economic Productive Capacity and Its Consequences	27
13771253640	3.3.I- Why did agricultural production increase	Technological innovations	28
13771267106	3.3.I- What happened to the demand for luxury goods	Demands increased in Afro-Eurasia and encouraged by commercial technology	29
13771331572	3.3.I- Which Luxury goods were in high demand in Afro-Eurasia	Silk, Cotton Textiles, porcelain, spices, special metals, gems, slaves, etc.	30
13771410231	3.3.II- Which factors contributed to the decline of urban areas	Invasions, disease, decline in agricultural productivity	31
13771433269	3.3.II- What are some examples that contributed to the decline of urban areas	Black death Viking invasions Muslim invasion in Tang China	32
13771444860	3.3.III- What forms of labor continued	Free peasant agriculture Nomadic pastoralism Craft production Guild organization	33
13771456229	3.3.III- How were social structures shaped	Shaped by Class and caste hierarchies	34
13771466635	3.3.III- What were the relationship between men and women	Patriarchy persistent but Women in some areas exercised more power (ex. Mongols, Japan, etc.)	35
13771471719	3.3.III- What new forms of labor emerged	Europe and Japan- Serfdom Inca- Elaboration of mit'a (mandatory public service)	36
13771474373	3.3.III- What did free peasants do	resisted attempts to raise dues and taxes by staging revolt	37
13771478304	3.3.III- What happened to the demand of slaves and where	Increased for military and domestic purposes	38
13771498788	3.3.III- What led to significant changes in gender relations and family structure	Diffusion of Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Neoconfucianism	39