1200-1450
Unit 3 1450-1750
Unit 4 1450-1750
1750-1900
1900-now
100
A physical constraint on women's activities in Tang and Song China.
What is footbinding?
100
Name three Gunpowder Empires.
Ottomans, Qing, Safavid
100
What is technological development is illustrated here?
The Astrolabe
100
This philosopher believed that the role of government was to secure the rights of its citizens.
John Locke
100
President Franklin Roosevelt's plan to address the problems of the Great Depression in the US.
The New Deal
200
Floating gardens constructed along lake shores by the Mexica/Aztecs to increase agricultural yields.
Chinampas
200
Which gunpowder empire practiced Shi'a Islam?
Safavids
200
The economic theory that holds that the prosperity of a nation depends upon its supply of capital, and that the global trade is unchangeable.
Mercantilism
200
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain. Why?
Coal, iron, access to water
200
The Soviet Unions response to NATO
The Warsaw Pact
300
What are TWO natural resources that allowed Africa to prosper during the period 1200 to 1450?
Gold, Salt, and Ivory
300
A common claim from the Middle Ages that the right to rule was given to a king by God.
Divine Right
300
What caused the demographic affect shown in the chart?
The Great Dying, disease, smallpox
300
A coup d'état resulting in the dissolution of Japan's feudal system of government. In its place, the imperial system was restored, as many members of the ruling samurai class wanted to unite the country under a new, centralized government.
The Meiji Restoration
300
This genocide occurred in a central African country and resulted in the deaths of millions of Tutsi at the hands of the Hutu.
Rwandan genocide
400
The first Islamic government established within India from 1206-1520. Controlled a small area of northern India.
Delhi Sultanate
400
This Mughal mosque was an example of Shah Jahan legitimizing power.
The Taj Mahal
400
A forced labor system practiced by conquistadors in the former Inca Empire.
Mita System
400
A meeting of European powers to provide for orderly colonization of Africa in 1884
The Berlin Conference
400
Who was the Chinese ruler responsible for China becoming communist?
Mao Zedong
500
A meritocratic practice that Chinese bureaucrats needed to pass to serve in state, based on Confucian concepts,
Civil Service Exam
500
The sale of these grants absolution from punishments for sin
Indulgences.
500
What two countries developed isolationist policies at this time?
Ming China and Tokugawa Japan
500
Great Britain established a penal colony here leading to the migration of British convicts.
Australia
500
A communist guerilla organization in Cambodia that overthrew the right-wing government and led a genocide.
Khmer Rouge