AP World History Unit 1 Flashcards

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These flashcards cover the key concepts from Heimler's History Unit 1 Review Guide, focusing on state-building and maintenance from 1200 CE to 1450 CE. Topics include the Song Dynasty, Abbasid Caliphate, South and Southeast Asia, the Americas, Africa, and Europe.

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An organized political community under one government is a __.

State

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The revival of __, or Neo-Confucianism helped to legitimize Song Dynasty rule due to its ancient history in China.

Confucianism

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In order to be a part of the bureaucracy eligible men had to pass the ___ which was based on Confucian classics.

Civil Service Exam

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__ emphasized the need for children to obey and honor their parents, grandparents, and deceased ancestors.

Filial piety

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__ starts with the Four Noble Truths which acknowledge that there is suffering in the world and desire/craving is the cause.

Buddhism

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The way to stop suffering is the __.

Eightfold Path

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The ultimate goal is to stop the cycle of reincarnation and achieve __ through enlightenment.

Nirvana

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__ Buddhism was the original form of Buddhism where Buddhist monks lived within monasteries to focus on attaining enlightenment.

Theravada

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__ Buddhism was a new form that traveled to East Asia and encouraged broader participation offered help to achieve nirvana from bodhisattvas.

Mahayana

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__ rice is a drought resistant crop that matured early, increasing the amount of food available in the empire, therefore increasing the population.

Champa

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The __ was a way for countries to acknowledge China’s superiority and gain access to trade rights.

Chinese Tribute System

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All of the Islam, Judaism, and Christianity are ___.

Monotheistic

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__ law, a legal code based on the Quran.

Sharia

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Muslim scholars in places like the __ in Baghdad preserved the works of Greek philosophers like Plato and Aristotle, translating them into Arabic and commenting on them.

House of Wisdom

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__ Hinduism was a new movement that began in the Southern part of India and emphasized devotion to 1 Hindu god.

Bhakti

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The __ Empire began as a Hindu Empire, but eventually leadership adopted Buddhism. Art and architecture (like Angkor Wat) reflect both faiths.

Khmer

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The __ system was the Inca’s source of labor for state projects like farms, mining, military service, and construction projects.

Mit'a

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The language __ is a combination of Bantu and Arabic.

Swahili

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Following the fall of Rome and the rise of small decentralized states, __ bound the region together culturally.

Roman Catholicism

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The political system of decentralized Europe where powerful lords and kings gained allegiance from lesser lords, who became their vassals is called __.

Feudalism

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The economic system of decentralized Europe where peasants were bound to the land where they lived and worked in exchange for a lord’s protection is called __.

Manorialism