Name: __________________________________________________________ Period: ____________ World History: Semester 1 Final Review Objectives Key Traits & Themes: Identify and explain the Key Traits of a civilization Identify and explain the Themes of Geography Religions: Describe the life of religious figures o Mohammed, Jesus, and Buddha Examine the tenets of Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism o Compare and contrast the similarities and differences of these religions China: Recognize geographic features that positively and negatively affect China Explain the stages of the dynastic cycle and the role of the Mandate of Heaven Analyze Chinese philosophies Greece: Recognize and recall the geography of Greece and explain its effect on early Greek settlement Impact of Mountains and the Sea Compare and contrast the democracy of Athens and military state of Sparta Evaluate which city-state’s culture had the greatest impact on modern culture Examine the military strategies of the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis Effect of the Delian League Describe Athens’ achievements during the Golden Age of Greece Philosophy/ Socrates, Plato, Aristotle The cause of the end of the Golden Age Describe and evaluate the achievements of Alexander the Great Alexander’s conquests & his legacy Rome: Explain the role of geographic location in Rome’s early growth Identify the Twelve Tables and the important principles of Roman Law o Hypothesize the outcome to the conflict between the Plebeians and Patricians Compare the political institutions of the Roman Republic o Assembly, Senate, Tribunes, Consuls, Indirect democracy, Veto Assess the impact of the Punic War in the Republic Describe the transition from the Republic to Empire o Julius Caesar, 1st Triumvirate, 2nd Triumvirate, Augustus, Pax Romana o Conclude why the Roman government changed from a republic to an empire Identify the 4 problems that led to the decline and fall of Rome o Immediate cause: Revolts of the German Tribes Byzantine: Describe the geographic advantages of Constantinople’s location Describe the role of Justinian in the rise of the Byzantine Empire Compare the decline of Roman Empire to the decline of the Byzantium Empire Examine the reasons for the split of the Catholic Church within the Byzantine Empire. Early Middle Ages: Appraise how western civilization declined after the collapse of the Roman Empire o Discuss feudalism and manor life Explain the influence of the Christian Church in shaping western European civilization o Hierarchy of the church, role of church as educator, characteristics of Gothic architecture Final Exam Study Guide – Semester One People Terms/Events Introduction Unit: Skills Geo themes: Location Place Interaction Movement Regions Key Traits: Specialized workers Advanced technology Complex institutions Writing Advanced cities Timelines World Religions Yahweh Jesus Muhammad Buddha Allah Monotheism Polytheism Jerusalem Bible Torah Koran 5 Pillars of Islam Nirvana Karma Moksha China Taoism Confucianism Middle Kingdom Mandate of Heaven Silk Road Great Wall Family Structure – power Chinese language Greece Pericles Homer Socrates Alexander the Great Athens Sparta Arête Agora City-state/polis Democracy Persian Wars – Battles Delian League Golden Age – cause of decline Peloponnesian War Hellenism - characteristics Rome Patricians Plebeians Hannibal Julius Caesar Octavian - reforms Twelve Tables Republic Pax Romana Forum Punic Wars Spread of Christianity Byzantine Empire Justinian Icons Excommunicate Location of Constantinople Roman Catholic/Orthodox Preserved Greek & Roman Culture Early Middle Ages Charlemagne King Henry Pope Gregory Vikings Ordeals Lord Vassal Fief Lay Investiture Manor Feudalism Missionaries