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Review
They both developed in the
What isand
one
similarity
mountains
relied
on
between
the Incas and the
Terrace Farming
Chinese?
The Roman Empire was split
into the East and West. Over
Explain
how the Byzantine
time the Eastern Roman
Empire
came
around
empire
became
known
as the
Byzantine
Feudalismis
is the
of of
Feudalism
theexchange
exchange
loyalty
service
land and
____
andand
____
forfor____
and protection
____
Hands
off… the
government
What
does
Laissez
Faire
keeps their hands off the
mean?
economy
Shinto
Followers worship
Animism
nature
Doaismand believe in
spirits
PrayIslam
5 times a day, fast
during Ramadan, and
follow the 5 pillars
Creates social order
Confucianism
through the 5
relationships and Filial
China
Piety? Where was it
developed?
Monotheistic belief
Christianity
systems
that believe in
Judaism
God
and follow the 10
commandments
(2 answers)
Neolithic Revolution
The People began to settle in River valleys for abundant resources, water
and fertile land.
Match the locations and civilizations to its correct River Valley
Nile
India
Egyptians
Tigris &
Euphrates
China
Gupta
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Huang He
Middle East
Song Dynasty
Indus
Sumer
Adapting to Geography
Explain how the following adapted to their geographic features
Mountains
City States/ trade
Greece
Inca
Roads/ terrace
farming
China
Terrace farming/
isolation
Waterways
Britain
Powerful Navy/ trade
Constantinople
Trade center/ Silk road
Mediterranean
Venice
Mediterranean Europe/
fund Renaissance
Japan- limited resources
Meiji Restoration led to
imperialism in SE Asia
Middle East- Cross Roads
Trade between East and WestCultural Diffusion
Korea- Cultural Bridge
Unique culture from isolated
China. Shared with Japan
Show me the Money
Mercantilism
Export more than Import
Colonies exist for good of nation
Traditional
Trade and bartering
based on culture, tradition and family
Communist
Command economy
Government decides what to produce, when, and quantity
Capitalist
Manoralism
Trade
Supply and Demand
Laissez Faire- market should be determined by consumers
not government
Feudal economy
Serfs receive land in
exchange for military service
and labor
Johannes Gutenberg
Renaissance
Used movable type to quickly print the Bible.
Gutenberg’s techniques were used by Martin
Luther to quickly reproduce the 95 Theses leading
to the Protestant Reformation
Galilee Galileo
Scientific Revolution (inquiry)
Developed a heliocentric model of the
universe, Proved Copernicus’ heliocentric
model through observation
Started the new scientific method based on
observation and experimentation.
Mohandas Gandhi
Indian Independence Movement (1900-1950)
Gandhi trained as a lawyer in England, fought for
equality in South Africa, and eventually returned to
India to lead nationalist efforts.
Passive Resistance and Civil Disobedience
Gandhi’s ideas of nonviolence have inspired many
movements including Nkrumah (Ghana), Kenyatta
(Kenya), and Civil Rights in USA
Otto Von Bismarck
German unification
Campaign of Blood and Iron to unite German
states under Kaiser William I fighting a series
of war to unite
Followed the idea “the ends justify the
means”
Unified Germany has played a major role in
world history, including WWI and WWII
Woodrow Wilson
World War I
USA President during WWI; when discussing
peace he pushed 14 points, including a peace
keeping organization and Self-Determination,
allowing nations to chose their own
governments
The Europeans created the League of Nations.
Self Determination led to many nationalist
movements in Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia
Mikhail Gorbachev
Cold War 1980s-1991
Gorbachev introduced Perestroika
(reforms) and Glasnost (openness) to
reduce Cold War tensions.
Perestroika destroyed the Soviet
economy, and eventually led to the fall of
the Soviet Union, end of the cold war,
and start of Russia’s Republic
Mao Zedong
China’s Communist Revolution
Communist leader, forced on the Long March to
avoid persecution. On Long March met with and
encouraged peasants
After WWII Mao led the communist Revolution,
using the support from peasants he met on Long
March.
Great Leap Forward (like 5 year plans and Cultural
Revolution (Youths in power)
Pol Pot in Cambodia
Pol Pot led the Khmer Rouge, a communist group, and took over Cambodia
and began a Reign of Terror to get rid of Western influence.
Year Zero-- Pol Pot forced Cambodians to move to the country where they
worked on farms to grow food
More than a million Cambodians were murdered in the “killing fields”,
many intellects, politicians and foreigners were targeted.
In 1979 Vietnamese troops invaded and kicked Pol Pot out.
The Cambodians still struggle to rebuild after losing
1/4 of the population
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Pol Pot
Cambodian Genocide late 1970s
Pol Pot became leader of the Khmer Rouge and
began a communist revolution in Cambodia. He
emptied the cities and rejected western ideas. 1/4
of the population was slaughtered and tortured
After Pol Pot is ousted Cambodia struggles to return
to world affairs, rebuild cities, educate populace,
and modernize.
World War I
M
A
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N
Militarism
Alliances
The Great War was started by the
assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand. When Austria declared war
on Serbia, the collective security of
alliances kicked in.
Imperialism
Nationalism
Nationalism increases after World War
I due to Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points
(Self Determination
On a slip of paper write two things you learn from Crash Course, at least one effect of the war
The Dark Ages
Un-enlightened time period where creativity and culture
decrease. But also saw stability with few wars. When trade
resumed after the Crusades, the Black Death swept through and
killed 1/3 of the population.
Geography
Theme: Relationship between people, places, and
environments over time
Geography includes how we have
altered the environment to match
our needs
*Dams to slow water and prevent
floods. Dams also produce energy
*Canals to transport goods quickly
*Irrigation ditches to water plants
*Terrace farming in the mountains
Geography
Theme: Relationship between people, places, and
environments over time
Geography also includes how the
environment affects humans
Can you think of a way our
environment affects us in
Northern NY?
Human Rights and Justice
Many nations have laws or actions which would be considered an abuse to
Human Rights and Justice (think of China). But one of the clearest examples of
Human Rights abuses are genocides, the deliberate killing of an ethnic group.
1915- Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Empire (Turkey) leaves 1 million
Christians dead
1940s- Holocaust- Germany’s final solution to the “Jewish
problem”
1970s- Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge empty the cities to restart at year Zero
1990s- Rwandan Hutu and Tutsi attack each other. Nearly 800,000 confirmed
dead in a few short months
-Sudan Muslims attack Christians. Thousands of Christian boys flee the
nation
-Bosnia and Serbia- Slavs, Croats and Christians attack each other.
Israel and Palestine
The country of Israel was created by the Balfour Declaration by the British. In
order to create the nation, the British had to take land from the Arab nation of
Palestine. This act angered the Arabs but pleased the Jews. Today, Conflict
continues in Israel as the Arabs try to regain their lost land, and the Jews try to
maintain their land gains.
People to know
Use your notes or book to look up the following people. For each identify their
time period (French Revolution, Scientific Revolution, etc.), what they did, and
an impact of their actions.
Ex: Robespierre
French Revolution
French leader during Reign of Terror- Guillotine
Robespierre left a legacy of terror and human rights abuses, killed
the King
Johannes Gutenberg
Galilee Galileo
Mohandas Gandhi
Otto Von Bismarck
Woodrow Wilson (14 points)
Mikhail Gorbachev
Mao Zedong
Pol Pot
Review
Mercantilism
Traditional
Communist
Capitalist
Manoralism
Name an area, society
or time period for each
economic system
Article Review
The Arab Israeli Conflict takes place in the Gaza Strip, West Bank and Sinai Desert.
What started the conflict?
The United Nations partitioned Palestine creating the Jewish state
of Israel. The Arabs of the Middle East are angry about this
Who is Yasir Arafat?
Palestine leader who has spent decades
running a guerilla warfare campaign against
Israel. Leader of PLO- Palestine Liberation
Organization
What were the intifadas?
Intifadas are uprisings that have led to thousands of deaths. Tactics
range from throwing stones to suicide bombers