AP World History Units 1-8

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What characterized the major civilizations during 1200-1450?

Major civilizations grew larger, world religions exerted significant influence, and technological innovations emerged.

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What does the concept of 'state' refer to?

An organized political community under one government.

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What innovations were notable in the Song Dynasty?

Gunpowder, improvements to the Grand Canal, and Champa rice.

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What significant cultural revival took place during the Song Dynasty?

The revival of Confucianism and the civil service examination.

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What was the outcome of the Abbasid Caliphate's decline?

Fractures due to invaders and the rise of new Muslim states.

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What methods did the Vijayanagara Empire use to expand influence?

Trade expansion.

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How did the Kingdom of Mali centralize power?

By building wealth in comparison to the earlier Empire of Ghana.

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What system did the Aztecs implement to maintain power?

A tribute system.

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What was the hierarchical structure of feudalism in Europe?

Kings at the top, followed by nobles, knights, and peasants.

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How did religion contribute to state-building?

Provided a system of shared beliefs and social structures that helped consolidate power.

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What role did Confucianism play in Song China?

It stabilized society and justified rulers' authority.

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Which major religions expanded through missionary activity?

Islam, Buddhism, and Christianity.

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What agricultural innovation increased productivity in China?

Champa rice.

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How did the transfer of paper manufacturing impact Europe?

It significantly increased literacy rates.

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What was the House of Wisdom in Baghdad?

A center for studies and translations.

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What impact did Mongol influence have on trade?

Provided political stability and increased trade along the Silk Roads.

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What were key features of the Gunpowder Empires?

Centralized power, religious tolerance, and monumental architecture.

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Who led the Protestant Reformation?

Martin Luther.

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What were the effects of the Spanish conquest of the Americas?

Encomienda system and resource extraction along with the spread of Catholicism.

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What role did joint stock companies play during the maritime empires?

They managed trade and manufacturing interests.

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What was the Colombian Exchange?

The exchange of plants, animals, and diseases post-1492.

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Who were key figures resisting colonization?

Queen Nanny in Jamaica and Tupac Amaru II in Peru.

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What revolutions were influenced by Enlightenment ideas?

American, French, Haitian, and Latin American Revolutions.

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Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

Great Britain.

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What social changes emerged from the Industrial Revolution?

Emergence of a middle class, labor movements, and social challenges.

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How did WWII impact military technology?

Introduced total warfare and atomic bombs.

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What were notable genocides during the 20th century?

The Holocaust, Armenian Genocide, and the Nanking Massacre.

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What characterized the Cold War era?

Rivalry between the United States and Soviet Union and proxy wars.

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Who were key figures in the decolonization efforts?

Gandhi in India and Kwame Nkrumah in Ghana.

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What technological advancements reshaped global interactions?

Innovations like the internet and fast travel.

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What was the Green Revolution?

It increased agricultural productivity to support a growing population.

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What social movements emerged in response to globalization?

Movements for rights and equality, like feminisms and anti-colonial activism.

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What is the significance of the United Nations?

Promotes human rights and peace around the globe.

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What did global interconnections focus on after colonialism?

End of colonialism and the current state of global relationships.

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What technological innovations emerged in Unit 7?

Improvements in transportation and communication.

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How did trade networks like the Silk Road develop?

Through major trading cities and luxury goods.

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What challenges did the Sultanate of Delhi face?

Converting a large Indian society to Islam.

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How did the Mongols influence culture across regions?

Facilitated the exchange of ideas and technologies.

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What notable architecture was created during the Mughal Empire?

The Taj Mahal.

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What were several impacts of trade on the environment?

Spread of the bubonic plague and agricultural innovations.

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What was the significance of the Age of Exploration?

It led to the establishment of maritime empires and trade routes.

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What did the introduction of paper to Europe signify?

A significant advancement in literacy and information dissemination.

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What was a driving factor behind the capitalist economy?

The emergence of the middle class.

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What agricultural practice was crucial for the Incas?

Labor systems for public service.

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Which religious practices helped consolidate power in India?

Hinduism and Buddhism through the caste system.

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What role did the Catholic Church play in medieval Europe?

Provided organizational unity apart from the state.

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What navigational expertise was vital for Indian Ocean trade?

Knowledge of monsoons.

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What was a major result of the Haitian Revolution?

The establishment of the first independent black-led republic.

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Who were the main participants in the trans-Saharan trade?

Muslim traders and sub-Saharan Africans.

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What forms of resistance to colonization emerged?

Negotiations and armed resistance.

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What cultural exchanges occurred through the Colombian Exchange?

Sharing of plants, animals, and technologies between the Old and New Worlds.

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How did the Protestant Reformation alter European politics?

It challenged the power of the Catholic Church.

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What was a prominent feature of the Mamluk Sultanate's formation?

Arising from enslaved individuals.

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What was the impact of the cultural exchanges facilitated by the Silk Road?

Spread of religions and ideas across regions.

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What was a major consequence of the decline of feudalism?

The development of centralized monarchies.

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What was a key achievement of the Abbasid Caliphate?

Cultural and scientific advancements during its height.

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How did the Mongols impact trade along the Silk Road?

Provided political stability which increased trade.

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What was one significant change during the Industrial Revolution?

Transition towards capitalistic economies.