WHAP Midterm Review Unit 1

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What time period is Unit 1?

1200-1450

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What declined during this time period?

Small states, local religions, old technology

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What is a state?

an organized political community under 1 government

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What is the difference between the Song Dynasty and Abbasid Caliphate?

The Song Dynasty flourished while the Abbasid Caliphate declined

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Where was the Song Dynasty located?

China

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What was the Song Dynasty known as for China?

The Golden Age

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What technology came from the Song Dynasty?

Gunpowder

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Where was the Grand Canal?

China during the Song Dynasty

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What were the effects of the Grand Canal?

boosted trade and maintained Chinese culture

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What is Champa Rice?

a crop that matured early, resisted drought, and could be harvested 3 times a year

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What were the effects of Champa Rice in China?

increased population

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What religion was followed in the Song Dynasty?

Confucianism

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What was Confucianism used for in terms of culture?

It was used as a stabilizer

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What did Confucianism create?

Civil Service Exams

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What were civil service exams on?

Confucian Texts

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Why did people take the Civil Service Exams?

to work in the imperial bureaucracy

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What was the effect of Civil Service Exams?

opened government positions for all classes and transformed government into Meritocracy

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How did the Abbasid Caliphate decline?

It was fractured by invaders

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What are the 2 states established from the Abbasid Caliphate?

Delhi Sultanate and Mamluk Sultanate

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Where was Delhi Sultanate established and by who?

In India by Muslim Turks

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What was an issue in Delhi Sultanate?

They had trouble converting Indians to Islam

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Where was the Mamluk Sultanate established?

North Africa

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What sort of empire was the Mamluk Sultanate?

Slave empire

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What did the Egyptians do in the Mamluk Sultanate?

The Egyptians enslaved non-Muslims and forced them to serve in the military

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How and by who was the Mamluk Sultanate established?

The Mamluks overthrew the government to establish the empire

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Where were the Vijayanagara Empire and Chola Kingdom located?

South Asia

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What is a similarity between the Vijayanagara Empire and the Chola Kingdom?

They were built and expanded by means of trade

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Where was Mali located?

Africa

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What is Mali known for?

Centralized government, gaining wealth, and Mansa Musa

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Where was Ghana located?

Africa

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Where were the Aztecs and Incas located?

America

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How did the Aztec rule their kingdom?

Ruling remotely using the tributary system

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What is the tributary system?

a payment that conquered people have to pay for the privilege of being conquered

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What were the forms of payment for the tributary system?

Goods or Services

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How did the Aztec enforce the tributary system?

Through powerful military

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How did the Incas build their state?

The Mita System

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What is the Mita System?

Mandatory public work

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What did Europe use to build their empires?

Feudalism

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What is feudalism?

structuring society by rigid classes

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Why did feudal lords lose power?

the rise of centralized monarchs

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What was the key to state building?

Religion

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What was Islam based on?

shared beliefs and language

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What was the language for Islam?

Arabic

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What was the effect of Islam?

united regions throughout Afro-Eurasia

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How was Confucianism used?

to justify emperor’s rule

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What was Confucianism involved in?

the flourishment of China

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What religion were the bureaucratic workers of China?

Confucian

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Where was Hinduism and Buddhism followed?

South and South East Asia

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What did Hinduism have?

a strict caste system

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How was Hinduism and Buddhism used?

to consolidate power

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Were the individual Europe states weak or strong?

Weak

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Why was Roman Catholic useful?

The Catholic Church provided a way to organize society

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What emerged between 1200-1450?

France and the Holy Roman Empire

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What did the emergence of France and Holy Roman Empire introduce?

the struggle for power between Church and the State

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What religions used missionaries to convert?

Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism

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What was the effect of missionaries

weakened local indigenous religions

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What religion used military conversion?

Islam

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What state had Muslim Conversions?

Delhi Sultanate

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How many Indians were converted to Islam?

25%

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Why did people convert to Islam?

To avoid paying the jizya and for greater opportunities in business

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What was jizya?

a tax that had to be paid by non-Muslims

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How did merchants contribute to religious conversion by trade?

They carried cultural structure

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Where did Champa rice spread from and to whom did it spread?

Came from Vietnam, went to China

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Where did paper spread from and to whom did it spread?

Came from China, went to the west

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What was the effect of paper?

spike in literacy rates and learning, creation of House of Wisdom

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What type of learning advanced?

medicine and mathematics

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Where was the House of Wisdom located?

Baghdad

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When was the House of Wisdom created?

During Abbasid Kingdom

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What is the House of Wisdom?

a place of study and translation of European/Asian works

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What are nomadic people?

traveling communities, pastoral people from central Asian steppe

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What was the central Asian Steppe?

vast empire that provided political safety

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What were the effects of the central Asian steppe?

Increased trade (Silk Roads) and cross cultural interactions

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What was the role of nomadic people before 1200?

a huge role in transfer of technology and culture

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What was the role of Nomadic people between 1200-1450?

Influence decreased due to rise of merchants

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What is Sinification?

the process of non-Chinese states coming under the influence of Chinese cultures

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How was Buddhism and Islam spread?

Through the Silk Roads

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Did Dar Al Islam grow or decline?

Grow

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Is the increase power through Civil Service exams and Confucianism and example of a change or continuity?

Continuity

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How were states built?

By consolidating and legitimizing power

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What did the decline of feudalism lead to?

the Renaissance

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What change did the Civil Service exams create?

anybody from any status could take the exam and increase their status

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What was foot binding and where was it practiced?

a custom where woman tightly binded their feet to change the size and shape, practiced in China

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What new religion emerged?

Neo- Confucianism