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Miscellaneous
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The three ancient civilizations studied in this marking period

Egypt, Olmec, and Mesopotamia
100

The two major trade routes we studied

Trans Saharan Trade Route and the Silk Road

100

The Three G's and their meaning

God, Gold, and Glory. Motivators of Colonization. 

100
Describe what Rudyard Kipling thought to be the "White Man's Burden".

The responsibility of the white man to civilize and conquer the rest of the world, particularly Africa and Asia. 

100

The difference between a primary and a secondary source. 

A primary source was written during the event and a secondary source was written after the event. 

200

Locate the 3 ancient civilizations on the big map

Present day Mexico (Olmec), Egypt (Ancient Egypt), and Iraq (Mesopotamia)

200

Describe the Golden Age of the Abbasid Caliphate. 

Intellectual development of math, science, and medicine. Large cities. Well organized systems of education and science. etc.

200

The 3 pre-colonial empires we studied in the Americas. 

Maya, Aztec, and Inca. 
200

Describe Mansa Musa's significance.

Mansa Musa was the richest person to ever live. He was the king of the Mali Empire and made a fortune in the gold and salt trade. He used his money to create a huge empire full of educational and religious centers. 

200
The two religious groups the Crusades were between. 

Christians and Muslims

300
This type of map provides information on the PEOPLE in a place

Demographic Map

300

Describe the relationship between Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire

Ancient Greece greatly influenced the Roman Empire due to CULTURAL EXCHANGE after the Romans took over the Greeks as part of their EMPIRE BUILDING. 

300

The names of the Aztec king and the Spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztec empire. 

Moctezuma and Hernan Cortes

300

The king of Belgium during the time of the Scramble for Africa. 

King Leopold II. 

300

The origin of the Black Death/Plague. 

RATS! Fleas spread the disease from rats to humans. 

400

The king known for creating the first written laws AND one of the famous laws. 

King Hammurabi and "an eye for an eye", "chopping off hands", etc. 

400

The definition of GLOBALIZATION and how it applies to the Middle Ages. 

GLOBALIZATION:  A process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments of different nations. People, companies, and governments from all over the world becoming more connected and dependent on each other

The Middle Ages became GLOBALIZED due to larger empires and trade routes spreading knowledge and goods across continents. 

400

Definition of colonization. 

The act of conquering land and people for political and economic gain. 

400

The purpose and result of the Berlin Conference. 

To divide the continent of Africa up among European colonial powers.   

400

The social hierarchy in Feudal/Medieval Europe. 

King, Lords, Knights, Peasants. 

500

The 7 components of civilization 

Social hierarchy, job specialization, government, language, technology, religion, and cities

500

The capital city of the Abbasid Caliphate

Baghdad

500
Summarize the primary source The Requiermiento (The Requirement) of 1510. 

A speech that Spanish conquistadors read aloud in Latin when arriving to a new land. This document established them as the rightful owners of the land and threatened war and death to anyone who did not comply. 

500

The way historians, linguists, and archeologists have studied the Bantu Expansion. 

They have studied the languages that are a part of the Bantu Language group for similarities in words and phrases to understand how the Bantu people spread from Cameroon to southern Africa. 

500

The year Kenya achieved independence. 

1963.

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