X Marks the Spot
Empires
Reforms in World History
People and History at Newport
A Matter of Faith
100

Century in which the Portuguese established a trading-post empire in the Indian Ocean.

Sixteenth

100

Around the year 1900, one-quarter of all humans were ruled by this empire, the world’s most extensive ever.

The British Empire

100

This attempt to reform the practices of the Catholic Church actually led to the formation of a new branch of Christianity.

The Reformation!

100

Runs the best-attended World History review sessions at Newport.

Mr. Webb

100

These are the three Abrahamic religions.

Judaism, Christianity, & Islam

200

This journalist, along with Friedrich Engels, wrote the Communist Manifesto.

Karl Marx

200

Staffed both its military and its civil service through devshirme.

The Ottoman Empire

200

This set of reforms launched Japan on a course of modernization in the nineteenth century.

The Meiji Reforms

200

Teaches A.P. Art History

Mr. Prufer

200

The indigenous, animistic religion of Japan.

Shinto

300

The Aztec Empire is more accurately known as this.

Mexica Empire

300

Ruled by Mansa Musa in the Fourteenth Century.

The Empire of Mali

300

The creation of sewage systems; police forces; and public parks, for example.

Urban Reforms

300

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Mr. Valaas

300

This man was the founder of Sikhism.

Guru Nanak

400

This impressive woman was the effective ruler of the Qing Dynasty from 1868 to 1908.

Cixi

400

This Hindu-ruled empire dominated southern India in the c. 1200-1450 time period.

The Vijayanagara Empire

400

Initiated by Sultan Abdulmecid in the nineteenth century.

The Tanzimat Reforms

400
This A.P. Modern World History vocab card term is the one most closely associated with Newport's mascot

Feudalism

400

Syncretic religion developed in Cuba in the c. 1450-1750 time period, involving both West African and Catholic roots.

Santeria

500

Chile, for example, in the nineteenth century, with copper and guano.

Resource Export Economy

500

The four khanates into which the Mongol Empire was divided.

The Khanate of the Great Khan; the Chagatai Khanate; the Khanate of the Golden Horde; the Il-Khanate

500

This set of reforms failed to modernize China in the late nineteenth century, despite initial support from the empress Cixi.

The Self-Strengthening Movement

500

This Newport staff member came to the United States from Vietnam, following a proxy war fought there.

Mr. Phong Tran (our head custodian) OR Ms. Mai Tram Huynh (our Counseling Center secretary)

500

The Incan mountain and mother goddess, subsequently also used as a representation of the Virgin Mary.

Pachamama

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