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| Social, Political, Economic, Cultural, Diplomatic, Geographic |
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| What is the Social SPECDG factor? |
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Class systems, demographics, family life
Example: White collar, president, middle class |
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| What is the Political SPECDG factor? |
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How "a people" govern themselves
Example: republican, voting, democracy, theocracy, laws, Edicts |
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| What is the Economic SPECDG factor? |
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How people earn a living as a whole
Example: stores, merchants, farmers, trading, business. Country A trades with Country B. |
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| What is the Cultural SPECDG factor? |
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The way and beliefs of a people
Example: religion, Buddhism, marriage is okay between 13 year old girl and a middle-aged man |
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| What is the Diplomatic SPECDG factor? |
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How a people relate to other people (countries)
Example: War, peace, treaty, |
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| What is the Geographic SPECDG factor? |
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Place, time, resources of people
Example: Florence, Italy. 1439 - Medici found new resource of iron in the sky (but more realistic) |
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| Name all of the factors of Cultural Diffusion: |
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1: Monarchs
2: Printed Word
3: Trade
4: War
5: Exploration |
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| What year did Rome fall, and why? |
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476 AD
1: Sack of Germanic tribes (Vandals and Visigoths)
2: Poor emperors, which lead a very poor economy which could not pay soldiers, mercenaries, could do nothing to help poor, etc. This lead to unloyal soldiers and citizens, who would riot and hurt the empire from within.
3: Empire spread too thin: emperors started having little power in farther corners, soldiers were outnumbered in battles in order to cover the land, etc. |
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| What was the Edict of Prices? |
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| Set by Diocletian, it was an order to freeze wages and maximize prices for goods. But it failed due to black market. |
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| Terrible Roman emperor, spent treasury money on personal pleasures. Bankrupted Rome. Died in AD 192 by his own soldiers. |
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| Great Roman emperor, split Roman Empire temporarily in AD 284, ruled eastern half of it. Had General Maximian rule western half. |
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| Roman emperor, made Christianity legal. Came to power in AD 312. Moved capital to Byzantium, and had it renamed Constantinople. |
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| Roman emperor, permanently split Roman empire into two. |
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| Were a Germanic Tribe that had Alaric as their chief. Looted Rome before the Vandals. |
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| Were a Germanic Tribe that raided Rome last, destroyed everything in the city. |
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| Visigoth soldier who assassinated last Roman Emperor and his son. Proclaimed himself emperor. Never announced a successor, and was the final reason for the Western Roman Empire's fall. |
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| The golden period in Rome started by Julies Ceaser. Ended by Commodus. |
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| Important book of Jewish law |
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| Two of the first people who helped spread Christianity (other than Jesus) |
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| The idea that God is forgiving to those who repent was originally taught by |
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| Who built the Hagia Sophia? |
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| Helped women by creating laws that helped them (death sentence for rape, protection of women in divorce cases) |
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| The schism that formed the Eastern Orthodox sect was between |
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| The patriarch (west) versus Pope (east) |
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| First Rome, Second Rome, Third Rome: |
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| Rome, Constantinople, Moscow |
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| Alphabet created by two mercenaries used in all Slavic languages is... |
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| What emperor banned the use of Icons in Byzantium? |
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| Kiev prospered as a city because it... |
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| Lay on a fertile river and profited from its trade routes |
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Justinian accomplished a lot during his reign, but did he not?
a: made a corpus of civil law
b: reconquered almost all land lost
c: built Hagia Sophia
d: united the Slavs |
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| Justinian did NOT unite the Slavs |
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| The schism between religions of the patriarch and the pope was because... |
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| There was much competition between both the Pope, and Patriarch; the icon controversy, and the Pope did not receive help from Byzantium when he was being invaded. |
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| What is the MAIN difference between Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox faiths? |
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| The issue of whether the pope/patriarch or king/emperor has power over the region |
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| Pictures created by setting small pieces of glass into mortar. |
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| Who is the prophet of Allah? |
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| Name the five pillars of Islam |
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| Faith, Prayer, Alms Giving, Fasting, Pilgrimage |
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| Muhammad and other townspeople escaped from ... to ... it is known as the ... |
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