modern world history major #1

What does HIPP stand for?

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

INTENDED AUDIENCE

PURPOSE

POINT OF VIEW

What do you ask when finding historical context?

What was happening in the world when this text was written?

What does systemic rule mean?

A law or institution created by leaders to maintain order

What is the in group?

The privileged group In a society that receives full rights and protection and resources

What is the out group?

The group that is excluded or forced to pay the human or economic cost of a state rule

What is the system?

The machinery of government (laws,taxes, etc)

What is the lived experience?

Human daily struggles and social conditions of ordinary people living under the gov

What is the point of view of the chief administrator?

The systems l technological resources and their mechanics

What is the point of view of the cultural officer?

Looks at a source by focusing on the social boundaries (culture)

What is the point of view of the environmental officer?

Looks at a source by focusing on the ecological impact it has

What is the point of view of the structural integrity officer?

Looks out of source specifically focusing on the system and its integrity

What is the point of view of the human and ecological impact officer?

The Lived experience of humans in the source

What are the characteristics for a good thesis paragraph?

SODA

What does SODA stand for?

Supporting facts

Opinion

Declarative statement

Answer to prompt / question

What does the S in soda stand for?

Supporting facts

What does the O in soda stand for?

Opinion

What does the D in soda stand for?

Declarative statements

What does the A in soda stand for?

Answer the prompt/ question

What are canal locks

A damn that changed water levels and helped lower or raised boats (altered ecosystem)

What is this imperial civil service exam?

And she paid exam that if past people could become leaders and work for the government there was no more regard for Family lineage given there was a lack of expertise in leading

What is the public fields law?

It forced southern farmers to give up most of their resources and food to send to the north where there was famine but there was also the government so the south remained in a period of famine

What is the moral guidebook?

No one believed in filial piety so the government convinced them that obeying their elders was the same as being the law of the government

What is filial piety?

Respect obedience and care for parents and elders

What is the codex Mendoza?

All Concord villages of the Aztecs were forced to pay a list of taxes and resources

Why was the codex Mendoza or the imperial tribute law passed?

given the Aztecs capital was on an island, they needed resources from the mainland so they conquered villages of the mainland and took it for themselves

What are chinampas

They are like farms but floating and it was used from the Aztecs given they didn’t have a lot of land since their core capital was on an island and they planted corn to sustain the people you made them by weaving reads and piling lake soil

What did the Champa wetland engineering made sure of for the government?

I made sure that the farmers crops and resources went mostly to the government themselves and the rich part of the Aztecs the farmers were separated and treated worse

What happened to both the song Dynasty and the Aztec Dynasty when different groups came to conquer?

Because of their mistreatment towards the lower class when the Mongols came the south surrendered immediately and did not fight for their dynasty and Aztecs, when the Spaniards came to conquer the conquered lands immediately surrendered to the Spaniards and did not help the Aztecs fight them

What did the Aztecs believe in human sacrifice?

They believed that slicing the throat would give the Sun God more energy so it helped them grow the little crops they grew on land and water faster.

What is the name of the land that the Aztec capital was situated in and what was the lake around it?

Teotihuán and lake texcoco