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Global History & Geography Word Association Flashcards 2
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Animism Practiced in Africa Similar to Shintoism / spirits in nature Traditional African societies
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Shintoism Spirits in nature Practiced in Japan A form of animism
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Cultural Diffusion Exchange of ideas between different cultures Buddhism spreading from India into China & Southeast Asia Occurs along trade routes – Silk Road
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Interdependence Growing trade and dependence among nations Environmental and ecological concerns Oil & OPEC nations
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Ancient Athens Birthplace of democracy Questioning spirit and curiosity Pericles and the Golden Age of Athens
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Ancient Sparta Early form of a totalitarian government Militaristic spirit Little culture
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Roman Republic Elected leaders Twelve Tables of Law Goddess of Justice
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Imperial Rome 27 AD – 476 AD Centralized government “All roads lead to Rome” Collapsed in 476 AD and led to chaos and disorder in Europe Collapse led to the rise of Feudalism
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Byzantine Empire 300 AD – 1453 AD Justinian’s Code / preservation of Greek and Roman thought Capital city (Constantinople) – important trading center Eastern Orthodox religion and cultural diffusion with Russia
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Justinian Code Roman Law Preservation of Classical Civilization
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Constantinople Trading center between Europe and Asia
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Silk Road Cultural diffusion Trade between Europe & Asia Spread of Buddhism
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Spread of Islam Northern Africa Mohammed & the Jihad 570-800 AD
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Golden Age of Islam 800-1200 AD Advances in science and math Calligraphy House of Wisdom
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Medieval Europe 500-1300 AD Feudalism / decentralized political system Powerful Catholic Church / Main Goal – salvation (the hereafter) Gothic Cathedrals – tall spires, stained glass windows
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Feudalism Rigid social class system Need for stability security and order Similar to Japanese feudalism
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Code of Chivalry Stressed honor and loyalty Similar to the Code of Bushido Code followed by medieval knights
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The Crusades 1095-1300s AD Original purpose – reclaim the Holy Land (Jerusalem) Positive result or effect – increased trade between Asia and Europe Negative result or effect – lasting hatred between Christians and Muslims
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Japanese Feudalism Code of Bushido Rigid social class system Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai
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Central Asian Steppe Environment of the Mongols Semi-arid and grassland Nomadic people until Genghis Khan
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Tokugawa Shogunate Isolation Forbade contact with foreigners Ended in 1868
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Mongol Empire 1200s-1400s Spread from Asia to Eastern Europe Tributes and taxes given to the Khans Isolated Russia for several centuries
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Axum & Kush Early African trading civilization – Salt & Gold Eastern Africa Cultural Diffusion - Christianity
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Ghana, Mali, & Songhai Early African trading – Salt & Gold Western Africa Cultural Diffusion - Islam from Northern Africa
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Renaissance 1400s -1500s Humanism & Individualism – questioning spirit Rebirth of the ideals of classical civilizations (Greece & Rome) Secularism
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Black Plague 1348-1351 Social and economic collapse Breakdown of Feudalism End of the Middle Ages
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Machiavelli “End justifies the means” Interests of the state and leader are more important The Prince
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