Social
The Seneca Fall Women's Rights Convention
1848
What year did the Mongols sack Bagdad?
Bonus: what dyansty (or Califphate) was in charge of Bagdad at the time?
1258
Abbasid.
Year of Columbus' voyage.
1492
Explain some highlights of one of the following belief systems.
Confucian traditions
Hinduism Buddhism, Islam
Confucian traditions= ancestral worship, yin and yang, filial piety ● Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam
two questions:
when did Constantinople fall to the Ottomans? Why do I mark this as a key economic date?
1453, it drove the Europeans to explore new trade routes to get spices.
This ideology advocated for the women's right to vote and equal opportunity in all spheres of public life, including employment, education and political participation.
FYI the movement starts before 1900, but its biggest successes dont't occur until after 1900.
Feminism
Who were...
What years were the World Wars and Cold War
1900-Present
WWI 1914-1918
WWII 1939-1945
Cold War 1947 (or 45) - 1991 (or 89)
1900-Present
Pandemic from 1919 that caused more deaths globally than WWI
The Spanish Flu (~20 million died)
1900-Present
What is globalization? Give an example of how it affects our daily lives?
the increased economic, cultural, environmental, social and political interconnectedness of the world due to techology.
1900-Present
Name some causes of the Great Depression
These groups advocated for things like an end to child labor, the 40 hour work week, minimum wage laws, and workplace safety regulations
1750-1900
labor Unitions
1750-1900
Name the Atlantic Revolutions
American, French, Haitian, Latin American (note the domino effect)
1750-1900
How did the industrial revolution facilitate/drive mass migration from both rural to urban areas and across oceans
people moved from farms to towns looking for work (as tech made farmers less needed and created new jobs in the cities).
Trains and steam boats and telegraphs made travel easier
1750-1900
What was the enlightenment? give an example of an enlightenment beliefs
the application of reason and science to address socio-political challenges
See bill of rights, natural rights, Locke, Voltaire, Rosseau, etc
1750-1900
Sum up difference between capitalism and communism
capitalism=protect private property to promote wealth generation
communism=abolish private property to promote equality
1450-1750
New Racial Heirarchies established in the "New World"
Mestizo, Mulatto, Creole, Peninsulars
1450-1750
Name three major Maritime Empires and three major Land Empires of there era
Maritime: british, french, spanish, portuguese
Land: Russia, Ottoman, Mughal, Safavid, Qing (from 1644, before that the Ming)
1450-1750
What was the Columbian Exchange?
Bonus: Who was Zheng He
the exchange of plans, animals, diseases and people
bonus; chinese admiral sailed the indian ocean
1450-1750
What caused the Protestant Reformation?
the sale of indulgences
1450-1750
What is mercantilism?
export more than import--by any means necessary. fixed amount of wealth in the world.
bonus: know that silver was first global commoddity, the Triangle Trade, include the TransAtlantic Slave trade begins, inflation in china due to silver, and joint stock companies
1200-1450
Two Questions:
What is the difference between Manorialism and Feudalism?
What is the term used in East Asia to refer to respect for ones elders and ancestors?
1.) Manorialism=economic, Feudalism=political
2.) filial piety
1200-1450
Name the two dynasties that ran China and one West African empire and the name of the east African cultures
Mali (or Ghana or Songhai) and Swahili
1200-1450
Cause mass death in Eura-Asia, especially Europe--possibly 50% of pollution died.
black death or bubonic plague.
1200-1450
name a tech that help spread trade
(also note these usually helped spread culture too)
compass, astrolabe, paper money, credit
1200-1450
Name the major trade routes and some goods traded
● Silk Roads, Trans- Saharan, Indian Ocean,
● Silk, cotton, spices, slaves, gems