World History – Trimester 2 Study Guide 2015 Final Exam will be on Chapters 7 China & 8 Japan & 9 & 10.1 Europe *The study guides for China, Japan and Europe are all posted on my Trimester Review page on haiku. Review all of those questions. From the lists below, choose 15 topics that seem most challenging to you and make flash cards to review. Flash cards will be due on the day of your final. Other suggestions to study: -Re-read/skim chapters 7, 8, 9 and 10.1 -Take the CB quizzes again -Re-read your notes on all sections Chapter 7- China Period of Disunion – what was it? What dynasty ended it? Sui Dynasty – what happened during the Sui time in power? Tang/Song Dynasties – achievements/inventions Yuan Dynasty – The Mongols-what makes this dynasty different from the others? Ming Dynasty – what were the main achievements? Grand Canal – what was it? who built it? Why was it needed? Buddhism/Confucianism & Neo-Confucianism civil service exams & scholar-officials Genghis Khan & Kublai Khan Zheng He Marco Polo Forbidden City Great Wall of China – why was it built? Which dynasty finished it? Chapter 8– Japan Geography of Japan – how does it impact the people? Advantages? Disadvantages? Shinto / kami Prince Shotoku China’s influences on Japan Countryside vs. Heian Court – what was life like in each? Golden Age of Japan – what were areas of achievement? Tale of Genji – Lady Murasaki Shikibu; who did the story describe? Feudalism – different classes of people Shogun Daimyo Samurai & bushido Tokugawa Shogunate / isolationism Chapter 9- Europe Early Middle Ages Section 1 Eurasia climate, vegetation, landforms throughout Europe Geographic differences throughout Europe Section 2 Time period of the Middle Ages in Europe Influence and spread of Christianity Missionaries/St. Patrick Monks/monasteries Benedictine Rule/ St. Benedict Franks, King Charlemagne and his accomplishments Invaders: Magyars, Vikings, Muslims Section 3 Knights/vassal feudalism Lord’s and vassal’s duties William the Conqueror manor system- manor, fiefs, serfs, peasants growth of towns and trade Section 4 chivalry knights vs. samurai Feudalism in Japan vs. Europe- How were the similar and different? Chapter 10-Europe Later Middle Ages Section 1 excommunicate Pope Gregory VII Emperor Henry IV power of popes & kings Holy Roman Empire The Great Schism Pope Leo IX Holy Roman Empire (Roman Catholic Church) & Byzantine Empire (Orthodox Church)