AP World History; Woodbury Flashcards
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8421448962 | Dialects | Written version of Confucius's teaching. Collected after his death, they became the basis of the educational system | 0 | |
8421448963 | Darius | Highest ranking general in the army before Cambyses's death, leader of 10,000 immortals, spent years regaining control of the Persian Empire | 1 | |
8421453837 | Reincarnation | The Hindu view of life involves this returning concept | 2 | |
8421453902 | Ionians | The Greeks from _______ got the supports of Athens in their conflict against Persia | 3 | |
8421458963 | Purple | Color of royalty. Snail guts | 4 | |
8421465961 | Flood | All four on the planet where civilization started depended on rivers to _____ annually | 5 | |
8421470399 | Papyrus | Egyptian paper that was used in Europe for many generations | 6 | |
8421470400 | Mesopotamia | Greek for "land between rivers" | 7 | |
8421474674 | HomoHabilis | Name means man of skill or handy man | 8 | |
8421479618 | Teosinte | An ancient name for maize | 9 | |
8421479619 | Men | The "hunters" in a hunting-gathering society | 10 | |
8421483508 | Coptic | Egyptian version of Christianity | 11 | |
8421486385 | Inspectors | "Eyes and ears of the emperor" were __________ | 12 | |
8421486386 | Carthage | Phoenician trade city founded in North Africa shortly after the Assyrians conquered the Phoenician home land in 842 BCE | 13 | |
8421491153 | Cuneiform | Written language of the Sumerians | 14 | |
8421491154 | Hominid | A creature that walks on two feet | 15 | |
8421494563 | Dao | THE WAY - Nature based idea in China | 16 | |
8421499783 | Paleolithic | The old Stone Age | 17 | |
8421503294 | Caucasus | Mississippi based trade center from about 900-1250 CE | 18 | |
8421503295 | Lava | Type of rock Homo Erectus used to make tools | 19 | |
8421507157 | Nazca | Early Peru culture famous for their underground rivers and earth designs | 20 | |
8421507158 | Ziggurat | What was at the center of a Sumerian city | 21 | |
8421510067 | Athens | City that supported the culture of education. It developed many schools including the teachers; Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Even if they clashed with the city's government from time to time | 22 | |
8421510068 | Vericho | Ancient farming village (pre-civilization) located in modern Israel | 23 | |
8421513755 | Nomads | People that move from place to place in search of food | 24 | |
8421516098 | Yellow | River that is China's sorrow due to the violent flooding | 25 | |
8421519863 | Pueblo | "Great House" people living in western North America | 26 | |
8421524849 | Legalism | Order based on reward and punishment in China...very strict following of the laws. Brought peace or they killed the violators | 27 | |
8421530848 | Obsidian | Volcanic rocks that can be used for mirrors, jewelry, and knives | 28 | |
8421530849 | Women | The "gatherers" in a hunting-gathering society | 29 | |
8421530850 | Axum | East African trade city that connects Egypt and India | 30 | |
8421534376 | Monsoons | Seasonal winds that were a way of life in India | 31 | |
8421536996 | Seeds | What it is believed women spread around that lead humans to move from food-gathering to food-producing | 32 | |
8421536997 | Sparta | Greek city based on military power and controlling the Helots | 33 | |
8421539987 | HomoErectus | Upright man | 34 | |
8421544402 | Harbor | Having a large one of these kept Athens open for business during its conflict with Sparta | 35 | |
8421544403 | Abraham | Lead the Jews out of Ur and into Canaan | 36 | |
8421547109 | Bantu | African people that migrated from Sub-Saharan Africa to mostly along the east coast. | 37 | |
8421547110 | Culture | A people or group's way of life | 38 | |
8421551460 | Warrior | Buddha may have been born into this class in India | 39 | |
8421554214 | Cawaon | Location the Jews settled in after they wandered through Mesopotamia | 40 | |
8421557848 | Ashes | What is left behind in slash-and-burn farming that benefits crops | 41 | |
8421560093 | WarriorKing | Ruled a warring Sumerian city usually with consent of the priests | 42 | |
8421563860 | Bricks | Harappa used the same size ______ in building construction. This shows a strong central government | 43 | |
8421563861 | Cyrus | Freed the Jews from Babylonian slavery | 44 | |
8421567014 | Pastoral | Type of Nomad that moved herds of animals to new food sources, with animals being the primary food source | 45 | |
8421567015 | Royal | The _____ Road allowed Persian emperors to keep in touch with their straos | 46 | |
8421572966 | Records | Mark of civilization #4 - For noting trade or taxes | 47 | |
8421577094 | Anmosei | Freed the Egyptians from from Hyksos's rule | 48 | |
8421586381 | Australopithecines | Hominid that only lived in East Africa about four million years ago | 49 | |
8421594816 | Eight | Number of steps in the Buddhist path to Nirvana | 50 | |
8421604137 | Archaeologist | A trained researcher who looks for clues or artifacts that have been left behind | 51 | |
8421604138 | Cities | Mark of civilization #3 - Like religion or government | 52 | |
8421606904 | Laws | Hammurabi's Code is a collection of ____ and guidelines for behavior | 53 | |
8421610165 | Loess | Yellow silt that the Chinese depended on for the growing season | 54 | |
8421616410 | Egyptians | Group Cambyses offended when he ordered that their temples be destroyed. The conflict cost him his life | 55 | |
8421620014 | (Across) Chariots (Down) Calendar | (Across) Vehicles the Indo-Europeans developed with influence of the Chinese. (Down) What the floods were the basis of in early Egypt | 56 | |
8421626719 | SpecializedWorkers | Mark of civilization #2 - You trade your skills for other skills | 57 | |
8421629633 | Phoenicians | The main trade empire in the Mediterranean Sea. Built a huge trade network based mostly on snail guts. | 58 | |
8421629634 | Barter | To trade for goods | 59 | |
8421632600 | Priests | Ruled a peaceful Sumerian city more often than not | 60 | |
8421632601 | Technology | Mark of civilization #5 - Better tools are a part of this | 61 | |
8421635380 | Alphabet | Basis of the Greek ________ was based on the Phoenician ________ (same word) | 62 | |
8421638173 | Zoroaster | Believed life was a battle between good and evil in a mostly monotheistic view | 63 | |
8421638174 | Han | Dynasty which replaced the Qin Dynasty | 64 | |
8421641446 | Pharaoh | Controlled all things natural in Egypt during the Old Kingdom | 65 | |
8421641447 | Indus | River that may have changed direction over 100 times and may have caused the the Indus River Civilization to fall | 66 | |
8421645752 | Spells | The Book of the Dead contained ______ that might have helped one make it into the "next world" | 67 | |
8421645753 | Black | The coastal area of this sea fed Athens during many conflicts | 68 | |
8421652990 | Fire | Homo Erectus was the first to use ____ and leave Africa in search of food | 69 | |
8421652991 | Silt | What the farmers needed the river to to leave behind after flooding | 70 | |
8421656269 | Neanderthal | Once was thought to be homo Sapiens but was proved not to be. They are more muscular but with smaller brain areas. Found mostly in Europe | 71 | |
8421656270 | Bronze | A metal that is a mix of copper and tin | 72 | |
8421659815 | (Across) Agricultural (Down) Artifact | (Across) Another name for the Neolithic Revolution is the ____________ Revolution. (Down) A human-made object that has been found long after its use | 73 | |
8421659816 | Nobles | Group that Shi Huang Di trusted the least when it came to ruling China | 74 | |
8421663405 | Satrap | Local governors who were hand-picked by Darius. There were roughly 20 of them. | 75 | |
8421671088 | CatalHuyuk | Farming village in modern-day Turkey known for its obsidian trade | 76 | |
8421674449 | Neolithic | The New Stone Age | 77 | |
8421682422 | (Across) Domestication (Down) Delta | (Across) Taming of wild animals. (Down) Dividing of a river near its mouth | 78 | |
8421689755 | Shang | Replaced the Xia Dynasty in China | 79 | |
8421689756 | Army | What Cyrus would conquer people with if being nice did not work | 80 | |
8422618956 | You got so lucky | You procrastinating slacker! | 81 |