AP World History Unit One Review

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These flashcards cover key concepts and facts from AP World History Unit One, focusing on major civilizations and their state-building methods between December and 1450.

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What time period does Unit One of AP World History cover?

Circa December to 1450.

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What is meant by 'state' in the context of AP World History?

A territory that is politically organized under a single government.

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Which dynasty ruled China during this time period?

The Song Dynasty.

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What philosophy did the Song Dynasty emphasize to maintain their rule?

Confucianism.

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What is Neo-Confucianism?

A revival of Confucianism that sought to rid it of Buddhist influences.

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What practice limited women's rights in Song China?

Foot binding.

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How did the Song Dynasty expand their bureaucracy?

By establishing a civil service examination based on Confucian texts to employ qualified individuals.

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What is the significance of Champa rice in Song China?

It matured early, resisted drought, and could be harvested multiple times a year, contributing to population growth.

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What is Dar al Islam?

The house of Islam; areas where Islamic faith was the organizing principle.

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What change occurred in Muslim empires leading up to 1200?

The dominance of Arab Muslim empires declined while Turkic Muslim empires rose.

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What major scientific contributions came from the Islamic world during this period?

Advances in mathematics from scholars like Nasir al-Din al-Tusi and preservation of Greek philosophy.

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What three methods expanded Muslim rule during this period?

Military expansion, trade by Muslim merchants, and missionary work by Sufi missionaries.

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What important change happened to Hinduism in India during this time?

The Bhakti movement emphasized devotion to one god and challenged social hierarchies.

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What was the social structure of the Aztec Empire?

An elaborate system of tribute states where conquered people provided labor and goods.

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How did the Inca maintain control over their empire?

Through an elaborate bureaucracy and the Mita system, which required labor for state projects.

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What were the primary economic activities in the Swahili civilization?

Trade and commerce along the East African coast.

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What sets Ethiopia apart from other African civilizations during this period?

It was a Christian state in a predominantly Muslim context.

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What characterized European political organization during this period?

Decentralization and feudalism.

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What is feudalism?

A system where lords provided land to vassals in exchange for military service.

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What does manorialism refer to in European society?

A system where peasants worked the land owned by lords in exchange for protection.