1. AP World History
Review

2. 10,000 B.C.E ,000 B.C.E B.C.E.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by 600 B.C.E.?
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes do you think is the most important one of this era? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

3. ???????? 8,000 B.C.E. 3,000 B.C.E. 600 B.C.E. Paleolithic Era
Hunter-gatherers, foragers
Human migration
Nomadic
Egalitarian societies
Polytheistic – female fertility places women high in society
Neolithic Era
Agricultural Revolution led to:
(1) Population increase
Job specialization
Social hierarchy
Patriarchy
Sedentary groups
civilizations
(2) Pastoralism, another nomadic lifestyle
River Valley Civilizations
Mesopotamia – divided into city-states, Sumer, Babylon, each with its king
Egypt – a centralized state under one pharaoh
Indus River Valley civ.
Shang & Zhou dynasties in China
Olmecs in Mesoamerica
Chavin in Andean S. Am.
All united by laws, monuments, rulers claimed divine connections to power

4. 600 B.C.E B.C.E C.E C.E.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by 600 B.C.E.?
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes is the most important one in this era? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

5. 600 B.C.E B.C.E C.E C.E.
Culture: Judaism, Hinduism Aristotle, Confucius Christianity
and Zoroastrianism & Buddha
Greek rationalism
Social Structures: Did beliefs support or challenge them? Labor systems
States: Persian Empire Hellenistic Empire
Greek city-states Roman Empire collapse begins
Era of Warring states Qin Dyn.Han Dynasty ---
Mauryan Gupta Dynasty
Mayan city-states
Ask them to guess what’s going on culturally – what beliefs have developed? What new ones develop during this time period?
Social structures – how are they impacted by the beliefs – supported or challenged by them
States that rule during this period?
What does trade look like?
Trade routes by 600 C.E.. and technology and knowledge that made it possible and what spread besides products.

6. 600 C.E C.E.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by the end? Explain by region.
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes is the most important one in this era? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

7. 600 C.E C.E.
States: Umayyad, Abbasid Caliphates, Mongol Khannates
Tang Dynasty Song Dynasty Yuan Dynasty Ming Dynasty------
Delhi Sultanate
al-Andalus (Muslim Spain) Reconquista of Spain
Europe: Dark Ages, Feudalism, Crusades, Bubonic Plague, rise of monarchs
Aztec & Inca Empires
New Interregional interactions including trade routes:
Key Concept 3.1 and Southernization article
Changes in social structures – people’s status in society, new labor systems

8. C.E.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by the end? Explain by region.
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes is the most important one in this era? Why? Which region is most important? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

9.
New Interregional European Exploration and colonization of the Americas contact,
includes trade: Trans-Atlantic – Columbian Exchange and Global trade
Changes in cultures: Islam spreads through Sufis, Sunni Ottomans vs. Shiite Safavids
Catholics vs. Protestants, New faith – Sikhism
New syncretic beliefs
Changes in social structures New elites everywhere, new social structure of Americas
Includes new labor systems: Coerced labor systems
New states: Spanish America, Portuguese and Dutch Maritime Empires, British colonies, French colonies, land-based, gunpowder empires: Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal. Ming and (Manchu) Qing dynasties of China, Shogunate Japan ending with the Tokugawa Shogunate

10. C.E.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by the end of the era? Explain by region.
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes is the most important one in this era? Why? Which region is most important? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

11. Imperialism---------------------------------------------------
Political: European overseas empires, Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire, Japan, Qing China,
Independent L.Am. After 1830s Spanish-American War 1898
Economic changes:
1st Industrial Rev. – Britain nd Industrial Rev.
New global trading patterns based on free-trade capitalism
Responses to free-trade global capitalism
Social changes due to industrialization:
New economic theories: socialism, communism, Marxism
Imperialism
Culture:
European Enlightenment – Revolutions, later abolitionist and feminist movements
Nationalism
Anti-colonial revolts
Religious ideas sparks more rebellions
New migration patterns:

12.
What did the world look like in the beginning of this era?
How did it look like by the end of the era? Explain by region.
What caused the changes?
Which of these themes is the most important one in this era? Why? Which region is most important? Why?
Politically
Socially
Economically
Interaction between regions

13. 1900 2001 Examples of Globalization
World War I
Great Depression
1930s
Rise of Fascist Dictators
Totalitarian
states
World War II
The Cold War
Examples of Globalization
Population changes: Be able to identify them and explain their causes and effects
Political Ottoman Empire, Mandate system State of Israel
changes: Russian Empire/ Soviet Union
Republic of China People’s Republic of China
Nationalism, anti-colonial movements Decolonization:
Mexican Revolution Peaceful negotiation towards independence
Violent struggles towards independence
Economic changes: Due to Great Depression
Example of capitalist economies and communist economies
Social changes: Genocide, migration patterns

14. One question at a time. You’ve got this!