7th Grade CST Review Task List Hierarchy/ Government Religion(s

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Grade CST Review Task List

Maya/In ca/Azte c

Hierarchy/

Government

Aztecs:

King and nobles: The kind was one of the most important people in the empire. His palace contained 3,000 slaves, an aviary, and a. His giant responsibilities were too big for him to do alone, so he had tax collectors and nobles to help.

Priests and warriors: Warriors were very important for the society. They would fight in wars and would conquer new lands to gain more money, and also find sacrifices to preform ceremonies. Priests would keep the calendar for ceremonies, pass down history and stories, and preform ceremonies (and sacrifices).

Merchants and artisans: merchants and artisans usually became rich as they sold a traded their objects to other people and leaders and priests.

Farmers: most citizens were farmers, and lived a rough life. They had to live in mud and stick houses, and had to pay rough taxes that made it hard to survive. Life improved if you joined the military.

Religion(s)/

Impact on Today

Aztec –They were

Polytheistic, and believed in sacrificing to gods. Over 10,000 sacrificed a year.

Mayans – Believed gods influenced life and farming. Also

Polytheistic.

Sacrificed to please gods. Believed in a form of hell and heaven.

Inca –they thought kings were gods, and they didn’t force anyone to be in a religion

Trade/

Economy

They all traded the same thing: pots, sliver, gold, crops, food, and

CHOCOLATE..

I mean cacao beans

Achievements

Aztec

1. Had an army

2. traded everywhere

3.Tenochitchit

lan

4.Causeways

Inca

1. made irrigation techniques

2. had a tax system

3. Well organized government

4. Distribution system

5. made the city of Machu

Picchu

Maya:

1. Use of obsidian

2 . trade system

Key people

1. Montezuma II

2. Hernando

Cortez.

3. Pascal

4.Pizarro

5.Pachacuti

Summary

Mayans,

Incas and

Aztecs were very similar but with a few different beliefs and the way they governed was unique in every one of them

Mayans: Leader – Lead ceremonies, military, and was considered a god.

Higher – Priests led ceremonies, merchants traded, and warriors fought battles.

Lower – Farmers had to serve in the army, give crops to government, and worked on construction projects.

3. Cities

4. Warfare

5.

Government

China in the

Middle

Ages

King/emperor:

In charge of politics and taxes

Nobles: kept land in check that the emperor awarded them

Scholars: settled minor legal disagreements

Merchants: sold goods in china and other countries, and made the silk road

Farmers: grew rice and fertilized crops

Slaves: paid taxes for the emperor or worked. The committed suicide or were killed to go to after life with the emperor

The Chinese had many religions. In the middle ages there were a few larger ones. They had

Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism

Made the silk road for trading with countries in

Europe

Created

Grand Canal that linked north and south China together

Made Hand

Grenade, it exploded after a few seconds.

Frag Grenade, sent shards shrapnel flying

Land Mines which triggered when moved

1.Yang Jian

2.Taizong

3.Xuan zong

4.Empress Wu

5.Genhis Kahn

Mediev al Japan

Emperor- More like a pawn

Warlords- had control of the country

Warriors

Shinto and Buddhism were 2 of the main religious that

In japan, they mostly ate sea food.

They learned to write in

Chinese and

1. Lady Murasaki

Shikibu

2.Prince Shotoku

China had a very organized government and many religious that people follow, up until today even. They had a good trading system and their achievements were important for modern warfare.

This was like most empire, with the

Peasants

Fall of

Rome

Half democracy and half empire.

They had a senate, but they had a king that decided everything

Japanese believed in.

These spread from

China to japan. Both of these religious believed in afterlife.

In the Todaiji temple is the largest Buddha statue

Japanese, had art, developed science and literature

Romans were like

Greeks in the aspect that they were both polytheistic. When the romans took over Greece, they were influenced by their religion even though they were enemies. It is thought that they had the same gods and goddesses but they were a lot harsher

Mostly farming and construction, and after the black death, there was many things to reconstruct.

Created roads, aqueducts, domed buildings, and arching bridges.

Their empire lasted 200 years.

3.Confucius

4. Sei Shonagon

5.Shikibu

Diocletian:

Roman emperor, he divided the

Roman Empire into eastern and western halves.

Constantine:

Roman emperor, he was the first

Roman emperor to become a

Christian.

Constantine moved the empire’s capital from Rome to

Constantinople and removed bans on Christianity. same social structure and many beliefs that were spreading at the time.

Women didn’t have many rights either, another thing most empires had in common

During the fall of Rome, they lost half the empire to attackers, and many buildings. The empire wasn’t going to reconstruct itself at all, and they lasted a good

200 years, which is about 40 years less than United

States

Ghana/

Mali

Rise of

Islam

My topic

Islamic government is a lot stricter because they take their religion extremely seriously. Their government is based on law approvals. Their government s in contrast of republican and constitutional.

Clovis: King of the Franks, he was a Christian leader who was one of the most powerful rulers of the Germanic barbarians.

Attila: Leader of the Huns, he led invasions of

Constantinople,

Greece, Gaul, and northern Italy and was greatly feared by the Romans.

Augustus :

Augustus was the first emperor of

Rome.

Islamic religion was one of the fastest grow religious in the world, and many kids study it as it was school work

Islam hoarders supplies and money so that they never go into bankruptcy when they most need

Medicine was very useful for when you got ill or had wounds

Paper mail: there was a route in every city that took

Mohammad was born in 570 he lived with his uncle because his parents died when he was a child. He was visited by an angle when he was 40, and was told to

Mediev al

Europe

King

Royal Advisors

Land Owners

Merchants

Farmers

Peasants

Their religion was also stolen from Greece, and they were polytheistic. the money.

Their religion belief is that they need to have a lot in order to live a great life

Traded spices, silk, rugs and other luxuries

They traded all over

Europe,

North Africa and the

Middle East almost a day depending on how big the city was

Art: art was very detailed and many people enjoyed painting

Justinian’s code was old laws mad into new and better laws

Horse plows were used to farm crops

Guild were like homeless shelters in case your house burned spread the word of god. He gained many followers but was forced to leave mecca because of death threats, he was considered the prophet

Abu bakr was the second leader after

Muhammad died, because he was one of

Muhammad’s earliest followers, he conquered many lands and made Arabia.

Marco Polo: merchant that traveled to Asia and all over Europe

William tell: folk hero from the 15 th century

Thomas Becket: was murdered for believing “rights and privileges of the church”

Renaiss ance

1.King

2.Advisors

3.Land owners

4.Merchants

5.Farmers

6.Peasents/slaves

Reforma tion

Kings preachers advisors land owner merchants pheasants.

Christian and catholic

Many people started to change their religion to Protestantism

Cities and trade routes grew and the silk road was reused again down

They built enormous buildings like castle and cathedrals

Studied art literature and architecture.

Mona Lisa: a famous panting made by Leonardo da Vinci

Sistine chapel: made and designed by

Michelangelo

Had theatrical plays

New religion

Chrisianity was being left behind

Jack cade: the rebellion of Jack cade was an event which people were not happy with

King Henry VI and they kicked him out. His group was defeated on

London Bridge

1.Leonardo Da

Vinci

2.Michelangelo

3.Balkassare

Castiglione

Buonarotti

4.William

Shakespeare

5.Johann

Gutenberg

Martin Luther

John Calvin

William Tyndale

King Henry IIX

Saint Ignatius

The reformation was lead by

Martin

Luther, he created a

Scientifi c

Revoluti on

Age of

Explorat ion

New scientific discoveries and new government didn’t involve religion anymore

All religions were not part of government anymore

The government starts to control all trading and is in charge of money

As trading entered the new world, it left a major impact and slavery began to die out.

Back to the renaissance

1.Planets

2.Earth isn’t the center

3.Stars and constellations

4.Murica!

Trading was starting to happen all around the world and gold and silver was on demand in

1. animal and plant discoveries

2. maps and explored areas

3.colonies

4. resources

1. Galileo Galilei

2. Isaac Newton

3.Johanus Kepler

4.Nicolas

Copernicus

5.Rene Descartes

1.Christopher

Columbus

2. Francisco Pizarro

3.Hernando Cortes

4. Ferdinand

Magellan

5.Prince Henry the

Navigator new religion and got many people to leave christianity

Scientific revolution is the name itself, everyone started to ignore religion as part of the government.

There was new discoveries like America and stars and planets, and they realized the earth revolved around the sun

There are many explorers coming to the

Americas and claiming land for their country.

Enlighte nment

Kings

Queens

Nobles

Scientists

People

No more slaves

Religion was completely taken out of the picture the market

Nothing changed at all

5.transportati

on

1.Phylosophy

2.politics

3.change in society

4.emphasis on logical thinking

5. Natural laws influence

1.Alexander Volta

2.Voltair Dineart

3.Wollstonecraft

4.King Louis 16 th

5. King George the

3 rd

Science is slowly taking over and religion seems to become less of a role in society

Everything is now mostly up to date, and more modern than any other time period.

Science is ruling everything and there are new things being discovered

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