AP World History Chapter 1 Vocab

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Paleolithic Era

Aka Old Stone Age. Humans were hunters+gatherers.

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Agricultural Revolution

Aka neolithic / new stone age revolution. Advancement of farming techniques.

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Pastoral Societies

Nomadic societies.

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Patriarchy

A male-dominated society/social structure.

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Hinduism

The religion, practicies, and philosophies of ancient India.

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Upanishads

The sacred texts of Hinduism.

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Siddhartha Guatama

Prince-turned monk that founded Buddhism.

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Buddha

Enlightened Buddhist. Siddhartha Guatama was one.

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Theravada Buddhism

Original branch of buddhism. Believed Buddha is a non-divine teacher.

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Mahayana Buddhism

Newer branch of buddhism. Believed Buddha is divine.

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Bhakti Movement

Movement to bring religious reform to Hinduistic society.

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Confucianism

Ideologies and philosophies of Confucius.

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Han Dynasty

A prosperous ruling dynasty in China lasting from 200BCE-220CE.

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Mandate of Heaven

The right for an emperor to rule.

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Filial Piety

The respect of elders and surperiors. Very relevant to confucianism.

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Daoism

Philosophy encouraging going with the Dao (the flow of nature)

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Judaism

Abrahamic religion of Jewish people. It is the oldest of the Abrahamic religions.

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Jesus

A craftsman/builder that was a wisdom teacher. Became a central figure of Christianity.

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Prophet Muhammad

A trader from Mecca and the founder of Islam. The last prophet of Allah.

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Quran

Sacred scriptures of Islam.

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Umma

Global and all-encompassing community of Muslims.

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Sunni

The largest branch of Islam. Advocated for the established order.

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Shia/Shi’ite

A branch of Islam that saw themselves as the minority and defended the oppressed. Believed Ali Ibn Abi Talib was the rightful successor.

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Ulama

Scholars with important roles, like preserving Islamic law.

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Sharia

Islamic law.

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Sufism

A branch of Islam focused on more mystic ideas like inner improvement, an interior life, and taming the ego.