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AP World History Ch2 Chinese Main Dynasty

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Study Guide Chapter 2 Classical Civilization: China What are were the major dynasties talk about in Ch 2 in sequence order? First the Xia Dynasty( C dynasty) 1994 BCE-1766BCE, Shang Dynasty 1766 BCE-1026 BCE, Zhou Dynasty(Chou Dynasty) 1122 BCE-256 BCE plus supplement, Qin Dynasty(Chin Dynasty pronounce) 221 BCE -206 BCE, Early Han Dynasty 206 BCE-9AD, Xin Dynasty 9 AD-24AD, Later Han Dynasty 25 AD -220 AD. Quick Overview of each Dynasty: The Xia Dynasty About 1994 BCE - 1766 BCE

the earth and it's peoples 4th edition chapter 12 key terms

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Alana Dumas Mr. Trumbull September 30, 2009 Class Notes Mesopotamia Gods embodied the forces of nature Mesopotamia felt that the gods disliked them because of unpredictable floods Babylon 1st and 2nd millennium most important city in meso Meso = land between rivers in greek, it was inbetween the tirgris and Euphrates rivers Floods came in spring when crops are riling Written records 1st came Sumerians mark definition between history and pre-history 5000BCE in meso Semitic language = semitic refers to family of languages spoken in parts of western asia and northern Africa; include Hebrew, Aramaic and Phoenician languages of the ancient world and Arabic today 2900 BCE By 2000 BCE they were dominated Cities, Kings & Trade Temple and palace = centers of power

Unit One Key Terms

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AP HuG ? UNIT ONE STUDY GUIDE ? Key Terms Accessibility: access to a place, item, and/or idea - stores - intervening opportunities Cartography: (6) the science of mapmaking. - maps are made from satellite images every day - without cartography there would be no maps Clustered: (33) if the objects in an area are close together they are clustered. - houses in a neighborhood - interconnection and relationships geographically Complementary: the extent to which one place can supply something that another place needs. - globalization - relationship between places Concentration: (33) the extent of a feature?s spread over space. -neighborhood house concentration - relationships in space Connections: (5) relationships among people and objects across the barrier of space.

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