Geography & Environment
Early Civs
Belief Systems
Classical & Medieval Eras
Renaissance & Global Exchange
100

Hawaii is an example of this type of island chain.

archipelago

100

This king created a set of 282 laws, famously stating "an eye for an eye"

Hammurabi

100
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all _______________ religions

monotheistic

100

Alexander the Great spread Greek culture and blended it with others through this process.

cultural diffusion

100

This German monk started the Protestant Reformation.

Martin Luther
200

People in China and Peru used this farming technique on mountains. They looked like steps.

terracing / terrace farming

200

This Chinese belief claimed that emperors ruled with divine approval from heaven.

Mandate of Heaven

200

This belief system teaches respect for elders and filial piety.

Confucianism

200

Name two achievements of the Romans.

aqueducts, roads, Colosseum, arches, dome, republic, 12 Tables

200

Da Vinci learned about anatomy through this method.

dissection

300

Early civilizations often developed near these landforms.

rivers

300
This ancient Chinese belief urges children to respect their parents.

filial piety

300

Karma, dharma, reincarnation, the caste system, and moksha are connected to this religion.

Hinduism

300

West Africa became wealthy trading these two resources.

gold and salt

300

This Mesoamerican society was well-known for the development and use of chinampas

Aztecs

400

Mesopotamia was located between these two rivers.

Tigris & Euphrates

400

This Chinese pattern explained how dynasties gained and lost power.

dynastic cycle

400

Muslims, like Mansa Musa, travel to Mecca to complete this pilgrimage.

hajj
400

This Byzantine city became wealthy because of its ideal trade location.

Constantinople

400

The exchange of plants, animals, and diseases after Columbus is called this.

Columbian Exchange

500

During the Neolithic Revolution, humans went from hunters to this.

farmers
500

"196. If a man put out the eye of another man, his eye shall be put out. [ An eye for an eye ]...

198. If he put out the eye of a freed man, or break the bone of a freed man, he shall pay one gold mina.

199. If he put out the eye of a man's slave, or break the bone of a man's slave, he shall pay one-half of its value."


These excerpts show that punishment in Hammurabi's Code was based on ...

social class

500

Explain one similarity and one difference between Hinduism and Buddhism

similarities - both founded in India, reincarnation, dharma/karma

differences - # of gods, caste system, Eightfold Path/Four Noble Truths

500

Define "Golden Age" and name one society that experienced one.

A time of peace and prosperity, marked by many achievements.

Rome (Pax Romana), Athens, Renaissance, Islamic Golden Age, Gupta Empire

500

Describe one positive and one negative impact of the Age of Exploration

positive - increased wealth of European countries, increased trade, spread of ideas/technology/culture, advances in navigation technology

negative - spread of disease, death of native populations, enslavement of natives and Africans, exploitation of native/African people & resources, destruction of native culture

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