South Asia
A powerful country controls a less powerful country for their own benefit
Imperialism
Longest continuous civilization
China
Located at the merging of Europe, Asia, and Africa
Crossroads of the world
Attracted by the natural resources in Africa and the market for new manufactured goods
European imperialists in Africa
A system of governing and land holding that depends on control of land
Feudalism
A large distinguishable part of a continent
Subcontinent
Order created through strict laws and harsh punishments
Legalism
Belief in only one God
Monotheism
Acts committed with the intent to destroy all or part of a group of people based on who they are
Genocide
Worshiped war like Gods, attacked quickly, were farmers and traders
Vikings
Primary modern language of India
Hindi
Symbol of opposite forces of nature being interconnected
Yin & Yang
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam
The three most popular religions practiced in the Middle East
policy of dividing the races in South Africa
Apartheid
Did not sell conquered lands (sold the people as slaves)
Magyars and Muslims
One of the oldest religions, predominant religion of India
Hinduism
A war caused by the British giving China a drug so that their people would become addicted, forcing China to trade with the British
Opium war
Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj
Five pillars of faith
Transport of materials from Europe to Africa, then to the new world
Triangular trade
High tax on bread, baking bread was considered a crime, tax on marriage, and church tax (1/10 of income)
Harshness of manor life
Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva
Hindu triad
Peoples Republic of China leader, until his death
Mao Zedong
the Sunni and Shi'a
Governing people in a parental way
Paternalism
the uprooting of century old institutions caused by the disconnect with the french monarchy and poor economic policies of King Louis XVI
French revolution