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byzantine empire vs. medieval western europe

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Byzantine Empire when empire was attacked by muslims, many Christians adopted Muslim faith ruled by an emperor Eastern Orthodoxy Church center of trade (part of silk road and connected Europe to the rest of the world) Patriarch was the religous leader land was united under one rule but church was weak greek was the main language Both muslims conquered part of it suffered from a bubonic plague known as "the plague of Justinian" both were origanally part of the roman empire Christianity greatly influenced both argued about religous beliefs and practices Medieval Western Europe contained many small commuinties ruled by local lords in order to protect against raids (no single ruler over vast land) raided by vikings Catholic Church

American Pageant Chapter 12 Vocabulary

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the fall of the yuan empire

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The Fall Of The Yuan Empire In the 1340s power contests broke out among the Mongol princes and so farmer rebellions and feuds among the Mongols engulfed the land. Zhu Yuanzhuang mounted a campaign that destroyed the Yuan Empire and brought China under control of his new empire, the Ming, in 1368. Some Mongols stayed in China and took Chinese names and became part of China. While others returned to Mongol, which still retained control in Inner Asia. Because of the Mongol sense of unity the Ming fell short of dominating all the Mongols. The Mongols paid tribute to the Ming because they facilitated their trade but the Mongols still remained a threat on the northern Ming frontier.

PERSIAN Classical Chinese Dynasties- Zhou, Qin, Han

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Zhou Dynasty 1029-258 B.C.E Qin Dynasty 221-202 B.C.E Han Dynasty 202 B.C.E ? 220 C.E Political -1st system of justice for the common people; tattooing for their crimes. -Feudal system based on Confucianism -Frequent nomadic invasions -Vulnerable aristocracy based on family and supporters -Encouraged people to move south near Yangtze -Diversity created communication/transportation problems -Legalism -Powerful military -Unified China after Warring States Period -Led by Qin Shi Huangdi -Feudal system abolished; created centralized gov?t -Travellers carried passports -Founded by peasant leader rebelling against Qin -Han Synthesis- Confucianism + Legalism -Civil service tests used to enter bureaucracy -Might is comparable to Roman Empire

PERSIAN notes, rome and han china

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Political Economic Religion Social Intellectual/Arts Nature Roman politics controlled by men from wealthy families. the vote of a wealthy person counted more than the vote of a poor person. Conquest of italy fueled by tension with pastoral hill tribes of appenines Agriculture ? early Rome Numina ? ?energies? living in their surrounding world. Polytheistic. Maintained a covenant with their gods Social status related to land ownership. Basic unit of society ? family. Under authority of oldest living male. Women ? no place in public. Not allowed to own land, and always under authority of parents or head of husbands family. Not allowed in politics. Appenine mnts ? seperates country. Navigable rivers.

Biology AP Vocabulary Campbell 7th Edition

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John Marshall and Judicial Nationalism

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John Marshall and Judicial Nationalism: Marshall was the most important chief justice in U.S. History (1801-1835) Significantly strengthened the Supreme Court in his cases His Decisions greatly increased power of the federal government over the states government and states rights -In strengthening the federal government he helped created a stable, nationally uniform environment for business Major Goals of Marshall: Increase the powers of the national government Diminish the powers of the state Perpetuate the federalist principle of centralization Cases that strengthened the National Government Marbury vs. Madison Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee Cohens vs. Virginia

The Italian Renaissance Backround Notes

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For all practical purposes, the Renaissance / Early Modern Period is distinguished from other periods in European history almost entirely in intellectual or cultural terms. As far as larger historical patterns are concerned, the period is more or less considered as playing out what had been set up in the later middle ages. European historians overwhelmingly tend to place Europe's major break with its medieval and classical past with the discovery of America and the Reformation.

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