Unit 1- Circa 1200-1450

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The formation, expansion, and decline of various states/ civilizations.

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What is a state?

A territory that is politically organized under a single government.

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What was confucianism?

A system of thought it China that was used to maintain rule.

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What is Neo-confucianism?

Combination of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism.

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Was China Hierarchical?

Yes

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What was Filial Piety?

A core idea of Confucianism where children had to obey and honor their parents and elders.

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Describe Women’s status in Song Dynasty China.

  • Women had a lower status than men.

  • Elite women participated in foot binding

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What is a Bureaucracy?

A government arranged in a hierarchical fashion that carries out the emperor’s will.

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How did the Song Dynasty maintain rule?

  • Imperial Bureaucracy

  • Civil Service exam- jobs were given to those most knowledgeable/ qualified. (This exam was open to all men; however, in order to study and pass, men typically needed to be wealthy.)

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Where did the tactics China use to maintain rule spread to?

  • Korea

  • Japan

  • Vietnam

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What is important to know about Buddhism?

New branches were created as it spread and interacted with Asian cultures

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Why was China’s economy prosperous?

  • Porcelain and silk (luxury goods)

  • Champa rice- was drought resistant and could be harvested multiple times a year leading to EXTREME population growth

  • Expansion of Grand Canal facilitated trade.

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What innovations were in the Song Dynasty?

  • Gun Powder

  • Guns

  • Woodblock printing

    (moved across the silk roads)

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What Does Dar-Al-Islam refer to?

All the places in the world where Islamic faith was the organizing principle of civilization.

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What is a Monotheistic Religion and some examples?

One God

  • Judaism

  • Christianity

  • Islam

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True or false:

Muslim empires like the Abbasid Caliphate were still around but the dominant empires were now led by ethnic Turks and not Arabs?

True

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What was the central religious text of Islam?

The Quran

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What does the Sharia Law do?

Govern how Muslims live

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Where was the House of Wisdom located?

Baghdad

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What three belief systems vied for dominance in South and Southeast Asia?

  • Hinduism

  • Buddhism

  • Islam

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What was the Bhakti movement?

Devotion to only one of the Hindu gods was emphasized. This challenged social and gender hierarchies.

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In South Asia what was difficult for the Delhi Sultanate?

The Delhi Sultanate had difficulty holding onto rule of Northern India and imposing a Muslim state on a Hindu population.

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What were the Rajput Kingdoms?

Fighting Hindu Kingdoms who worked together to keep Muslim rule at bay.

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