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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS UNIT 1 LONG AGO IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW... 1 CHAPTER 1 LONG AGO LONG AGO... 2 FIRST CIVILIZATION... 3 EGYPT...4 FIRST EMPIRES... 5 INDIA AND CHINA... 6 CHAPTER 2 ANCIENT GREECE GREECE... 7 CITY-STATES... 8 GOLDEN AGE OF GREECE... 9 DEMOCRACY ALEX THE GREAT CHAPTER 3 ANCIENT ROME ROME AND THE REPUBLIC ROMAN EMPIRE ROMAN WAY OF LIFE CHRISTIANS END OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE CHAPTER 4 EARLY INDIA AND CHINA INDUS VALLEY ARYANS EMPIRES IN INDIA EARLY CHINESE DYNASTIES QIN AND HAN... 21
2 CHAPTER 5 EARLY AFRICA AFRICAN LANDFORMS EARLY AFRICAN GROUPS AFRICAN KINGDOMS AND GROUPS AFRICAN CULTURE MIGRATION CHAPTER 6 ANCIENT AMERICA AMERICA LONG AGO OLMEC AND ZAPOTEC MAYA AND TOLTEC AZTEC INCA...31 UNIT 2 NEW CIVILIZATIONS IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW CHAPTER 7 ISLAMIC EMPIRE ISLAM...33 ISLAMIC EMPIRE ISLAMIC WAY OF LIFE ISLAMIC CULTURE ALADDIN CHAPTER 8 RELIGIONS RELIGIONS OF THE EAST CHRISTIANITY JUDAISM ISLAM...41 NATIVE RELIGIONS CHAPTER 9 EASTERN EMPIRES TANG AND SONG MONGOL MONGOL EMPIRE... 45
3 FEUDAL JAPAN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND KOREA CHAPTER 10 BYZANTINE, RUSSIAN, AND OTHER EMPIRES BYZANTINE EMPIRE BEGINS BYZANTINE PROBLEMS BYZANTINE EMPIRE ENDS RUSSIA HUNS AND TURKS CHAPTER 11 MIDDLE AGES CHARLEMAGNE FEUDAL WAY OF LIFE KNIGHTS HIGH MIDDLE AGES LATE MIDDLE AGES CHAPTER 12 MEDIEVAL EUROPE THE CHURCH CRUSADES MEDIEVAL WAY OF LIFE ENGLAND AND FRANCE HUNDRED YEARS' WAR UNIT 3 BECOMING MODERN IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW CHAPTER 13 RENAISSANCE RENAISSANCE ITALY LEADS ART AND IDEAS THE CHURCH SPLITS REFORM SPREADS... 68
4 CHAPTER 14 EXPLORATION AND ISOLATION EUROPE EXPLORES EUROPEANS IN AMERICA ISOLATION SLAVES LATIN AMERICA CHAPTER 15 EUROPEAN MONARCHS MONARCHS OF SPAIN MONARCHS OF FRANCE MORE MONARCHS OF EUROPE MONARCHS OF RUSSIA MONARCHS OF ENGLAND CHAPTER 16 EMPIRES BRITAIN FIRST BRITISH EMPIRE OTTOMAN EMPIRE SAFAVID MUGHAL LOVE STORY CHAPTER 17 ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION SCIENCE! ENLIGHTENMENT SHARING NEW IDEAS AMERICAN REVOLUTION U.S. FIGHT FOR FREEDOM CHAPTER 18 FRENCH REVOLUTION AND NAPOLEON FRENCH REVOLUTION CAUSES NEW GOVERNMENT... 91
5 NAPOLEON CONGRESS OF VIENNA UNIT 4 IMPERIALISM IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW CHAPTER 19 NATIONALISM PEOPLE WANT CHANGE NATIONALISM NATIONALISM IN EUROPE NATIONALISM IN THE U.S VIEWS OF LIFE CHAPTER 20 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION INDUSTRY INDUSTRY CHANGES LIVES INDUSTRIALIZATION BUSINESS AND POWER INVENTIONS CHAPTER 21 INDUSTRY AND MASS SOCIETY WORLD FAIRS MORE INDUSTRY SOCIAL CHANGES MASS SOCIETY WAY OF LIFE CHAPTER 22 EXPANSION MORE SAY BRITISH EMPIRE U.S. EXPANDS U.S. CIVIL WAR MORE INVENTIONS
6 CHAPTER 23 IMPERIALISM IMPERIALISM RACE FOR AFRICA GREAT GAME BRITISH RULE IN INDIA CHANGES IN LATIN AMERICA CHAPTER 24 CHANGES AROUND THE WORLD CHINA CHANGES JAPAN BECOMES MODERN U.S. TAKES OVER CHANGES IN MEXICO DISCOVERIES UNIT 5 WORLD WARS IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW CHAPTER 25 WORLD WAR I WORLD WAR I CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I WORLD WAR I BEGINS FIGHTING ON THE FRONTS WORLD WAR I ENDS CHAPTER 26 REVOLUTIONS AND NATIONALISM RUSSIAN REVOLUTION TOTAL CONTROL CHINA BECOMES MODERN INDIA AND SOUTHWEST ASIA GANDHI CHAPTER 27 POSTWAR AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION AFTER THE WAR POSTWAR EUROPE GREAT DEPRESSION BEGINS
7 BLACK TUESDAY RECOVERY CHAPTER 28 ROAD TO WORLD WAR II GERMANY'S ROAD TO WAR JAPAN'S ROAD TO WAR OTHER DICTATORS CAUSES OF WORLD WAR II LEADERS CHAPTER 29 WORLD WAR II HITLER'S LIGHTNING WAR FRANCE AND BRITAIN EASTERN FRONT PEARL HARBOR ALLIES STRIKE BACK CHAPTER 30 WORLD WAR II STRUGGLES AND VICTORIES HOLOCAUST VICTORY IN EUROPE VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC THE COST OF WAR AFTER WORLD WAR II UNIT 6 BECOMING GLOBAL IMPORTANT WORDS TO KNOW CHAPTER 31 COLD WAR EUROPE AFTER THE WAR COLD WAR MORE COLD WAR COMMUNISTS IN CHINA ARMS RACE
8 CHAPTER 32 KOREA AND VIETNAM KOREAN WAR KOREA IS HOT VIETNAM VIETNAM WAR COLD WAR TIMELINE CHAPTER 33 NATIONS GAIN FREEDOM INDIA IS FREE SOUTHEAST ASIA IS FREE NEW NATIONS IN AFRICA MIDDLE EAST CENTRAL ASIA CHANGES CHAPTER 34 DEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA SOVIET UNION FALLS CHANGES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE CHANGES IN CHINA CHAPTER 35 GLOBAL ISSUES SCIENCE CHANGES OUR LIVES GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL SAFETY / CULTURES BLEND CHAPTER 36 MODERN HEROES HERO: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE HERO: JOHN MUIR HERO: JONAS SALK HERO: JOHN GLENN HERO: MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR IMPORTANT WORDS AND MEANINGS
9 EGYPT great because of the Nile River. The Nile starts at black soil that is good for growing crops. Boats on the Nile carried goods from one place to another. UNIT 1 Egypt's kings were called pharaohs. They were from the same family. That's a dynasty. Egyptians worshipped many gods. Some gods did creepy things. For example, Osiris, ruler of the world, married his sister. The goddess Nut swallowed the sun every night and gave birth to it every morning. Kingdom Old Kingdom (2700 BC 2200 BC) Middle Kingdom (2100 BC 1800 BC) New Kingdom (1500 BC 1000 BC) Ideas and Way of Life Egyptians said pharaohs were half men and half gods. They believed in life after death. They buried pharaohs with food, servants, and treasures. Each pharaoh's body was dried to keep it from rotting. Then, the mummy was put in a pyramid to keep it safe. The largest pyramid is the Great Pyramid at Pharaohs were wise rulers. Trade was good. Egypt was rich. The army was strong. There was a lot of art. Pharaohs were buried in hidden tombs. Pharaohs were super powerful. Egypt took over many countries. Then, it began to fall apart and was taken over. Illegal to copy 4
10 HUNS AND TURKS The Huns showed up in Europe in the 400s. eastern and central Europe. Attila united and led them. Everywhere they went, they forced payment or they would attack. They destroyed the western half of the Roman Empire. The emperor of the Byzantine Empire did a dumb thing. He did not pay Attila enough money, so the Huns attacked the eastern part of the Roman Empire. In 453, Attila died on his wedding night... of a nosebleed. After that, the Hun empire fell apart. UNIT 2 The Turks came from central Asia. They were descended from the Huns. They traded with the Arabs. Many became Muslims. In 1071, the Seljuk Turks destroyed most of the Byzantine power in Anatolia. From that time on, Christian ways were slowly replaced by Muslim ideas and culture. The Seljuks controlled most of the Middle East by the 1100s. The Crusades began in Christians began a series of wars to get control of In 1243, the Seljuks lost power when the Mongols invaded. FYI: Asia Minor is also called Anatolia. It is a peninsula of western Asia between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. It is part of the Middle East. The Seljuk Turks took control of most of the Middle East. The Huns attacked the Roman Empire. Attila united the Huns. Christians began the Crusades. Mongols invaded the Middle East. What did you learn about the Huns? Illegal to copy 52
11 CHARLEMAGNE After the Roman Empire ended, life in Western Europe was hard. Charlemagne made life better. People said he was a superhero! He was over six feet tall, strong, and brave. He laughed a lot. He always had his dogs with him. People loved Charles the Great! Charlemagne most famous ruler of the Middle Ages lived from 742 to 814 king of the Franks took over most of Western Europe empire after the fall of Rome. The pope crowned Charlemagne emperor of the Romans. Fair Government Charlemagne set up a jury system. Landowners, called counts, helped solve local problems. Charlemagne checked up on them, so he knew what was going on everywhere. At that time, taxes were paid with wheat, pigs, or other things. Tax collectors were not always fair. For example, the value of a pig was whatever the tax collector said. Charlemagne made silver money. He set up a fair system, so a pig was always worth the same amount. Most people were poor farmers. Charlemagne gave a lot of land to nobles. The nobles had to keep up the roads, bridges, and forts. They had to give peasants work and protection. Nobles had to support the army. Charlemagne also set up markets and trade. Charlemagne moved teachers and students into his castle! Then, he set up schools across the empire. He also had books copied, so the information would not get lost. After Charlemagne died, his empire slowly fell apart UNIT 2 Illegal to copy 53
12 EASTERN FRONT By 1941, Germany controlled much of Europe. three fronts: 1. Western Front (France and Great Britain) 2. Mediterranean Front and Africa 3. Eastern Front (Soviet Union) August 1940 Italy took East Africa. Then, Italian troops attacked the British in Egypt. Germany had to send troops to help Italy. Fighting in North Africa went on for years. April 1941 Germany quickly took over Yugoslavia and Greece. Germany Attacks the Soviet Union Germany and the Soviet Union had a deal not to attack each other, but Hitler really hated the Soviets. The Soviet army was the largest in the world, but the German army was better. June 1941 German tanks, planes, and millions of troops struck the Soviet Union fast and hard. It was the largest land attack in history. Within weeks, the Germans killed or captured hundreds of thousands of Soviet soldiers. The Germans pushed deep into the Soviet Union. Nazi killing units followed. They killed every Jew, gypsy, or weak person. October 1941 Hitler moved troops to Moscow. That winter was one of the worst ever. Both sides fought in temperatures as low as 40 F. The Soviets fought hard and forced the Germans back. Moscow was saved. The Germans lost 500,000 soldiers. German forces moved to the city of Stalingrad. Soviets fought the Germans for months. About 2 million people died. When winter came, the Germans gave up. Important The world found out that the Nazis could be stopped. UNIT 5 Illegal to copy 148
13 ALLIES STRIKE BACK Japan quickly took over much of Southeast Asia. They seemed unbeatable. Japan bragged that they would never be attacked. They surrounded their country with ships, so aircraft carriers could not get close enough to launch bomber planes. The U.S. couldn't attack Japan. An American team came up with a plan that seemed crazy. It called for big, heavy B-25 bomber planes to the ships would not have to try to get near Japan. The problem was that B-25s could launch from ships, but they were too big to land on ships. The pilots would On April 18, 1942, Lt. Colonel James Doolittle led 16 bombers in a surprise important targets in Tokyo plus targets in other parts of Japan. And then, out of fuel, they ditched their planes. Out of Doolittle's 80 crew members, 73 lived. Important! The U.S. showed that Japan could be taken down. Japan was shocked and mad! They planned more strikes, but U.S. code-breakers knew about the attacks. U.S. forces ambushed the Japanese at Midway, an Then, the U.S. went on the attack. The island of Guadalcanal was one of the soldiers fought for 36 days to take the island of Iwo Jima. UNIT 5 Illegal to copy 150
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