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shift to agriculture (farming)
food surplus |
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1st civilization- mesopotamia
city- states
stepped pyramids (ziggurats) |
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phoenicians (alphabet)
Glyphs (maya)
Cuneiform (sumarians
Heiroglyphics (egyptians) |
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Flat- open to invasion
Tigrus/Euphrates river |
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achievements in....
math, medicine, peace, education
euporeans benefit from this |
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Change in business in europe
rise in middle class
banking and joint stock |
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1. Judaism
2. Christianity
3. Islam |
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Islam
Alms giving
Hajj to Mecca |
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end of selfish desires
achieve nirvana
4 noble truths
8 fold path |
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Political- Feudalism
Decentalized
Pope vs. king for power
church has most power |
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Protestant reformation
indulgences
wrote 95 thesis |
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Spain 1500s
cortez(aztec) Pizzaro(INCA)
brought technology/disease to the new world
divided and conquered |
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king- total power
Louis XIV france |
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| English bill of rights- limits power of king |
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Hinduism
india
No changing positions
karam/ reincarnation |
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greece(athens) direct democracy
Rome (republic)
Citizens vote for their leaders |
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Conquest= tribute
Ghangis and Kublei Khan
Cultural Diffusion- unified silk road |
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gradual fall
476 C.E.
Disorder/anarchy/chos/inflation |
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$
trade
Cultural diffusion
led to rennaissance |
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golden ages of china
inventions of gun powder,compass, paper $,and religous tolerance |
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Muslim
changed conquered constantinople to istanbol
suleman the magnificient |
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| created a centeralized govt. in europe after the fall of rome |
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ecentrelized rule - catholic church most powerfull
strict social classes
practiced in japan |
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| great impact on later western thoughts |
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| 900 converts to christianity |
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| goods, products,ideas,diseases, going across atlantic ocean |
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