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10 commandments

Have no other gods but God.

Do not worship statues.

Be careful with God's name.

Keep the Sabbath day special.

Honor your father and mother.

Do not murder.

Keep your marriage promises.

Do not steal.

Do not lie

Do not covet

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how did religion spread?

war, trade, holy cities

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what were the crusades?

holy wars between islam & christianity over holy cities and power over trade

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what belief systems are in the middle east?

judaism, christianity, islam

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what belief systems are in china?

confucianism & daoism

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what belief systems are in india?

buddhism & hinduism

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why did religions & cultures change as they spread?

cultural diffusion

no written rules/laws

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what is daoism?

founder: lao tze

started in china

sig. writings: tao-te-ching

tao = “the way”, link between people and nature

yin & yang: there is a good and bad

fights against confucianism

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what is confucianism?

social order and mutual respect

five relationships (always dominant person in a rls): ruler to ruled, father to son, older brother to younger brother, husband to wife, friend to friend.

filial piety: respect elders

began in china; created law & order

founder: kung fu-tze/confucius

men superior (patriarchy)

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what is buddhism?

3 branches: Theravada (karma)(southeast Asia), Mahayana (help others reach nirvana)(northern Asia), vajrayana (mind’s perfection)(Tibet)

document: 4 noble truths (desire=suffering)

asoka: leader that lead empire

eightfold path: good karma to get higher level in reincarnation (reach nirvana/enlightenment)

founder: buddha

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what were the two religious stories?

judaism: noah’s ark 2300 BCE

hinduism: the fish incarnation of vishnu

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what is islam?

muhammad —> rightly guided caliphs —> umayyads —> abbasids

Allah is God (also noah, Abraham, & jesus)

holy book: qu’ran

Shiite (shia) 16% / sunni 83% (caliphs, descendants of Muhammad) / sufi 1% (merchants and missionaries)

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how did the abbasids gain wealth?

created taxes for land & trade & jizya

bureaucracy

created sakks/checks

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what are the continuities and patterns of Chinese history?

  1. Ethnocentrisms

    Chinese believe their culture is superior to

    others

    See China as the “Middle Kingdom”

  2. Xenophobia

    Fear and distrust of foreigners

  3. Creativity and innovation

    Science and technology/inventions

    Art and literature

  4. Importance of family

    Patriarchy

    Ancestor worship

    filial piety: Respect of elders

  5. Low status of women

    Social and economic

  6. Conflict with nature

    Floods, earthquakes, typhoons, droughts,

    insect infestations sometimes led to mass

    starvation

  7. Authoritarian, strong, central bureaucratic

    government

    Those in the government were seen as high

    class - Difficult positions to get!

  8. Dynastic cycle

    Revolts against strong, often abusive, central

    government

  9. Cultural conservatism

    Limited cultural change over 3,500 years

  10. Education valued

    What positions were valued?

    Civil Service exam given to get the position - 3 day

    written test...non-stop.

  11. Hard lives of peasants

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what did the song introduce?

champa rice

porcelain (plates, toilets)

pagoda

top knot bun

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what is the dynastic cycle?

where new leaders claim to be the mandate of heaven

> only one rule of china & whoever it is is authorized from heaven to keep control of china (similar to divine right in Europe)

<p>where new leaders claim to be the mandate of heaven</p><p>&gt; only one rule of china &amp; whoever it is is authorized from heaven to keep control of china (similar to divine right in Europe)</p>
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what is the grand canal and what effects did it have on china?

900-mile canal that connected rice fields to large cities

effects: china’s population grew

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what is monumental architecture?

buildings to honor gods

ex: angkor wat, Cahokia mounds, Egyptian pyramids

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what are the five pillars of islam?

  1. testimony of faith

  2. prayer (sallah)

  3. charity (zakah)

    1. muslims must give 2.5% of their yearly income to put towards charity

  4. fasting (sawn)

    1. ramadam

  5. the Hajj/pilgrimage

    1. every year, muslims travel to the holy city mecca, saudi arabia

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dar-al-islam

“house of islam”

monumental architecture: house of wisdom in baghdad

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turks/ottomans

invaders who brought islam to india

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end of roman empire 476 ce

collapsed because of attacks, over spreading & military expansion, relied on slave labor

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collapse of roman empire

gave rise to

  1. feudalism

  2. the Catholic church

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silk road trade

traded porcelain, silk, spices, steel, & iron

connected the Chinese, Indian, Persian, and Mediterranean civilizations; also traded goods & ideas (like religion/cultures(cultural diffusion))

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mit’a system

tribute to incan government in the form of labor

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how did song dynasty fall?

mongols conquered

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aztec tribute system

aztecs paid tribute in form of money or labor to tenochtitlan

so that the people stay independent & not killed

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