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SPICE T-themes

social

political

interaction with environment

cultural

economic

technology

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Overarching God of Hinduism

Prama

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what does hindu mean?

“way of life”

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what type of religion is Hinduism?

henotheistic religion (overarching god with sub sect gods)

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under arching gods of Hinduism

Shiva (north), Vishnu (south)

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karma

good morals = good rebirth

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samsara

cycle of life and rebirth

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Dharma

enlightenment/what you want to achieve

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goal of buddhism

nirvana

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nirvana

enlightenment

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how to do reach nirvana?

by following the four noble truths

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4 noble truths

truth of suffering

find cause of suffering

solution for suffering

implementing right action

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how do you achieve the 4 noble truths?

the 8 fold path

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8 fold path

right view

right intention

right speech

right action

right livelihood

right effort

right concentration

right mindfulness

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what are the 3 sects of Buddhism?

Mahayana

Vajrayana

Thervada

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Mahayana

largest sect

East Asia (China Japan, Philippines)

finding nirvana by helping others

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Vajrayana

Tibetan

smallest

harnessing elements of the earth

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Theravada

most orthodox

SE Asia

be the best person for yourself

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Judaism

oldest monotheistic religion

Torah/ 5 books of Moses

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Christianity

largest religion

2nd oldest religion

old testament and new testament

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Islam

2nd largest religion and newest religion

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what does Islam mean?

“to surrender to god”

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What does Islam follow?

the prophets of Mohamed under 1 true God (Allah)

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Islam holy book

Qaran

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prophets in Qaran

Adam

Noah

Abraham

Moses

Solomon

Jesus

Mohammed

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5 pillars of Islam

what all Muslim people must follow

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Shanada

have faith in the 1 true god

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Salah

pray 5 times a day

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sawm

fast during Ramadan

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Zakat

give money to charity

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Hajj

pilgrimage to Mecca

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Confucianism

philosophy, not a religon

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where is Confucianism based?

east asia

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allows China to unify

Confucianism

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what religions are in Confucianism?

Daoism and Taoism

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Yin and Yang

for every action, there is a reaction

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what did Confucianism establish?

traditional values in china

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Filialpiety

honor your ancestors and respect your elders

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Li Wuan

patriarch of the Li family, over throws the Sui empire and starts the Tang Dynasty

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Li Shimin

forces his dad to abdicate, becomes emperor, kills his 2 brothers

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Shwan Wu gate incidient

Li Shimin invites his brothers in the military back home, ambushes and kills them to become the sole heir

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Emperor Xuanzong

44 year rule, reached the golden age of the dynasty

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golden age

when the Tang dynasty reached the height of power and prestige

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accomplishments of Emperor Xuanzong

trade is reinvigorated and China flourishes

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consequence of trade in Tang Dynasty

dilutes Chinese culture, dismantles Confucianism

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Emperor Xuanzong policies

abolished death penalty

increased money supply and decreased inflation

aggressive foreign policy and trade (had a negative effect)

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after Xuanzong’s death

military governs fight for power, China becomes unified and splits in 15 dynasties (710 - 960 CE)

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Silk Road

the number one trade route in the world, land and sea based (sea is regional)

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requirement for large scale trade

you must have a stable/centralized government (that government needs a bureaucracy

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why do you need a centralized government for trade?

a central government deters bandits and pirates from stealing and murder

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Goods of the Tang Dynasty

silk

porcelain (very expensive)

woodworking

Grand Canal

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Grand Canal

expanded by 20,000 miles (made during the Sui Dynasty)

goal is to expand from the south (where rice is produced) to central China were goods are made

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Technology of Tang Dynasty

woodblock printing

water wheel time machine

scientist start to discover reason for diabetes

structural engineering improves

natural gas

gunpowder

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woodblock printing

used by emperors and newspapers

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water wheel time machine

allows sailors to tell the time

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how do scientists discover the reason for diabetes?

boil urine to see the sugar content

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what is natural gas first used for?

the first air conditioner

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what is gunpowder used for?

NOT military, used for fireworks

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how is gunpowder discovered?

by alchemists trying to find the elixir of life

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Chinese Dynasty order

Tang

Song

Yuan

Ming

Qing

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ruler of the Ghurid Dynasty

Mohammed Ghurid

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when was the Ghurid Dyansty?

8th to 11th century (700s-1000s)

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Ghurid Dynasty location

Afghanistan to North India

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most important part of Ghurid Dynasty

brought Islam to South Asia

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why was Islam being brought to South Asia a problem?

the area was majority Hindu

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who were the Ghurids in war with?

Seljuk Turks (nomads in Central Asia)

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who were the Seljuk Turks

a band of mercenaries that were challenging the Ghurrid Dynasty

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when was Ghori assasinated

1206

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what are the two stories of Ghoris assassination?

-in his garden, the assassin kills his bodyguard and then stabs him in the neck

-shot in the neck in his palace during his evening prayers

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result of Ghori’s assassination

Ghurid dynasty crashes

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who conquers Ghurid dynasty 10 years later?

Dehli Sultanate

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Chola Dynasty location

South and South East Asia

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why did Chola have big influence

big trade in South East Asia

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Chola Accomplishments

architecture

sculptures

literacy rate increased

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Chola architecture

built Islamic and Hindu architecture (heavy Hindu influence)

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Chola sculptures

made of bronze and gold (harnessed high temperatures to use)

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Chola Government

monarchy with a beauracracy

many divisons

broken into provinces and districts

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mandalams

provinces ruled by governors and divided into districts

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Nadus

districts in Chola government

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Fall of Rome

476-1066

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high middle ages (dark ages)

1066-1300

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313 CE

Constantine becomes tolerate of christians, Christianity becomes official religion (no longer polytheistic)

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12 disciples

not treated well, 11/12 murdered

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Peter

turned upside down, crucified, skinned

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330 CE

Rome is too large to manage as one, so it splits apart

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new Roman Empires

East Rome and West Rome

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West Rome

has money problems and a trade deficit

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West Rome money problems

buy a ton and don’t trade anything

go bankrupt, soilders leave

piracy, looting, and inflation happen

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West Rome soldiers

leave the military and become mercenaries (make guns for profit)

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West Rome Corruption

politicians steal and bribe

military officials split up land, military generals dominated

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476 CE

last Roman Emperor (Romulus Agustulus) is overthrown by Barbarians

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West Rome barbarians

Visgoths, Vandals, Saxons, Franks

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Byzantine Empire

formerly East Rome, centralized government (continuation of Rome)

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capital of East Rome

Constantinople (cosmopolitan, opulent, wealthy)

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East Rome religion

Eastern Orthodox

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Islam in East Rome

repelled Islamic Forces

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what were the Seljuk Turks trying to do to East Rome?

Invade from the East

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East Rome cultural diffusion

spread their culture all over Asia and into Europe

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East Rome law

overhauled the law system (Justinian code)

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why did East Rome change their law system

to try and fix the Roman Empire laws