Ancient Civilizations
Classical Empires
Post-Classical Empires
Early Modern World
Revolutions
100

This was the very first civilization in the ancient world.

Mesopotamia.

100

Belief in one god.

Monotheistic.

100

A farming technique used by Incan farmers to increase available cropland in the mountains.

Terrace Farming.

100
The transfer of animals, plants, and diseases between the eastern and western hemispheres.

Columbian Exchange.

100

A revolution where there was a shift to machine power and an increase in manufacturing.

Industrial Revolution.

200

One of the five main characteristics of a civilization.

Cities, Specialized Workers, Institutions, Record Keeping, OR Technology.


200

A major trade route that linked cities of the eastern Mediterranean with eastern Asia.

Silk Road.

200

A social, economic, and political system in Europe and Japan where independent nobles controlled their own land/military in exchange 

Feudalism.

200

The largest number of enslaved Africans went to this part of the world during the Atlantic Slave Trade.

Central and South America.

200

A revolution in Central America where enslaved Africans rebelled against their owners and government.

Haitian Revolution.

300

The first written laws.

Hammurabi's code.

300

Three major monotheistic religions.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

300

A traveling African storyteller that helped maintain oral history.

Griot.

300

This type of agriculture in the Americas required the most amount of labor.

Plantations.

300

These ideas inspired and fueled the French, Haitian, and South American revolutions.

Enlightenment ideas.

400

Early civilizations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Indus Valley settled in areas near this geographical feature.

Rivers rich in agricultural resources.

400

The Hindu belief that your thoughts and actions impact your next life.

Karma.

400

Poetry was highly valued in this culture (Hint: It's one of the empires in the Americas).

Aztecs.

400

Zheng He (the emperor that conducted the seven treasure fleets) is from this country.

China.

400

This social group held the most power in colonial Latin America.

European-born Spaniards.

500

The reason King Hammurabi thought he had the right to create the first written laws (Hammurabi's Code).

He claimed his authority came from the gods.

500

One of the biggest values of Confucianism. 

Education OR respecting your elders.

500

Increased trade and the spreading of knowledge between Europe and the Middle East was a long-term effect of this Middle Age event.

The Crusades.

500

These two European nations lead global exploration because they wanted to participate in the trading of luxury goods in Asia.

Spain and Portugal.

500

This revolutionary leader rejected the Spanish economic policies that prevented free trade in Latin America and lead many revolutions in South America.

Simon Bolivar.

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