AP World History - Ultimate Guide (copy)

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What rises out of the collapse of classical civilization and interactions developing between new states?

Growth of long-distance trade.

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What are the key belief systems that impact history as of 1200?

Major religions that have divisions, theological bases, and social, political, and cultural impacts.

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What denotes the study of mystical experiences within religions?

Religious Mysticism.

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Who founded Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama.

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What are the 4 Noble Truths of Buddhism?

(1) All life is suffering, (2) suffering is caused by desire, (3) one can be freed of desire, (4) desire is overcome by following a prescribed path.

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What split occurred after the death of Buddha in 483 BCE?

Buddhism split into Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism.

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What is the main focus of Theravada Buddhism?

Meditation and simplicity, with nirvana seen as the renunciation of consciousness and self.

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What characterizes Mahayana Buddhism?

A focus on great rituals and spiritual comfort, leading to broader spread.

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What social system does Buddhism reject?

The caste system.

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What is the main belief of Christianity?

Belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and the path to salvation through him.

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Who was Jesus of Nazareth?

A Jewish figure who claimed to be the Messiah, crucified around 30 CE.

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What significant document contains the teachings of Jesus?

The Bible.

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What human need is emphasized in Confucianism?

Restoration of political and social order.

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What are the 5 fundamental relationships in Confucianism?

(1) Ruler and subject, (2) parent and child, (3) husband and wife, (4) older sibling and younger sibling, (5) friend and friend.

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What was the primary goal of Hinduism?

To merge with Brahma, the supreme force.

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What is the ultimate goal in Hinduism called?

Moksha, which is internal peace and release of the soul.

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What is the economic system called that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages?

Feudalism.

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In feudal society, what is the relationship between Lords and Vassals?

Lords grant land to Vassals in exchange for loyalty and military service.

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What major social class worked the land under feudalism?

Peasants or Serfs.

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What significant event caused the emergence of nation-states at the end of the Middle Ages?

The transition from feudal kingdom organization to linguistic and cultural organization.

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Who were the Mamluks?

An Egyptian group that defeated Mongols in Nazareth, aiding the preservation of Islam in the Near East.

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What was the Abbasid Dynasty known for?

A golden age for the Islamic Empire, marked by advances in arts, sciences, and trade.

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Which empire controlled the majority of trade in North Africa during the Middle Ages?

The Islamic Empire.

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What key impact did Marco Polo’s travels have?

Increased interest in East Asian cultures and trade.

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What caused the Spanish Inquisition?

To root out heresy and ensure Catholic orthodoxy.

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What marked the start of the Scientific Revolution?

A shift to empirical evidence and the scientific method.

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Who was the influential leader that reformed Russia in the late 17th century?

Peter the Great.

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What catastrophic event did the Middle Ages experience between the 14th and 15th centuries?

The Bubonic Plague.

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What major economic theory arose during the Commercial Revolution?

Mercantilism.

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What was the significance of the Treaty of Tordesillas?

An agreement between Spain and Portugal to divide newly discovered lands.

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What was the result of the Haitian Slave Rebellion?

Haiti achieved independence from France.

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What led to the Great Depression?

Overreliance on credit and resulting stock market crash in 1929.

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What was the essence of Fascism as practiced in Italy?

Extreme nationalism and suppression of individual will.

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What did the Balfour Declaration established during WWI?

It declared the Jewish right to a homeland in Palestine.

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How did the United Nations respond to global crises post-WWII?

By forming to maintain international peace and security.

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What were the key elements of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Soviet missile installation in Cuba led to US naval blockade and near nuclear conflict.

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What social changes occurred during the industrial revolution?

Rise of class distinctions and formation of new social classes.

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What event solidified Israel’s borders after its founding?

The 1967 Six-Day War.