AP World History Must-Know Dates Answer Key Jun 10, 2016
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1 AP World History Must-Know Dates Answer Key Jun 10, 2016 Foundations (Eras #1-2) 8000 BCE-600 CE) c BCE Beginnings of agriculture c BCE Beginnings of Bronze Age-early civ s 1300 BCE Iron Age 6 th C BCE life of Buddha, Confucius, Laozi (beg Confucianism, Buddhism, Daosim) 5 th C BCE Greek Golden Age-philosophers BCE Era of Warring States (China) 323 BCE Alexander the Great dies BCE Mauryan Dynasty 221 BCE Qin Dynasty unifies China 206 BCE-220 CE Han Dynasty 32 CE Beginnings of Christianity 180 end of Pax Romana 312 Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity 333 Roman capital moved to Constantinople 4 th C Beg. of Trans-Saharan Trade Routes 476 Fall of Rome 527 Justinian rule of Byzantine Empire Gupta Dynasty/Empire (Era #3) 622 Founding of Islam c. 730 Printing invented in China 732 Battle of Tours (Muslim expansion France) c. 900 Decline of classical Maya 1054 Great Schism in Christian Church (Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox) 1066 Norman conquest of England 1071 Battle of Manzikert (Seljuk Turks over Byz ) st Crusade 1206 Chinggis Khan begins Mongol conquests 1258 Mongols sack Baghdad, end of Abbasid caliphate Marco Polo s travels Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty in China 1324 Mansa Musa s pilgrimage/hajj travels of Ibn Battuta Bubonic plague in Europe Ming Dynasty Zheng He s 7 voyages 1438 Rise of Inca Empire (Era #4) 1453 Ottomans capture Constantinople 1450s Printing Press in Europe (Gutenberg) c. 1480s Height of Aztec Empire 1488 Dias rounds Cape of Good Hope 1492 Columbus/Reconquista of Spain st African Slaves to Americas 1517 Martin Luther/Protestant Reformation Cortez conquered the Aztecs Magellan circumnavigates the Earth st unsuccessful Ottoman siege of Vienna (Suleiman the Magnificent) 1533 Pizarro topples the Inca 1545 Discovery of silver at Potosí 1571 Battle of Lepanto (Ottoman naval defeat) st Manila Galleon (global trade of silver) 1588 Spanish Armada 1600 Battle of Sekigahara (beg of Tokugawa Shogunate) 1607 foundation of Jamestown Years War Qing Dynasty 1653 Cape Town colony founded (Dutch) nd unsuccessful Ottoman siege of Vienna (Mehmet IV) 1689 Glorious Revolution/English Bill of Rights (Era #5) Industrial Revolution Years War (French and Indian War) 1767 Invention of the Spinning Jenny (using machines to manufacture) 1776 Decl. of Independence (American Rev) 1776 Adam Smith s Wealth of Nations (capitalism) 1789 French Revolution begins 1796 Jenner s smallpox vaccine 1804 Haitian independence 1807 British abolish Trans-Atlantic slave trade Janissary Revolt 1815 Congress of Vienna 1820s Independence in Latin America 1825 Erie Canal opens st Opium War in China Tanzimat Reforms
2 2 AP World History Must-Know Dates Answer Key Jun 10, Marx & Engles The Communist Manifesto European revolutions 1853 Commodore Perry opens Japan 1857 Sepoy Mutiny 1861 Russian frees serfs / ends serfdom U.S. Civil War Italian unification 1863 U.S. Emancipation Proclamation 1869 Suez Canal Opens 1871 German unification 1885 Berlin Conference ( Scramble for Africa ) 1888 Brazil ends slavery (last in Americas) 1893 New Zealand grants women suffrage 1896 Battle of Adowa (Ethiopians defeat Italians) 1898 Spanish-American War (US acquires Philippines, Cuba, Guam, & Puerto Rico) Boer War (British in control of S Africa) (Era #6) Russo-Japanese War Mexican Revolution (Diaz overthrown, 10) 1911 Chinese Revolution (end of Qing) 1914 Panama Canal (Opened) World War I 1917 Feb/Mar Russian Revolution (Czar Abdicates) 1917 Oct/Nov Russian Revolution (Communist/Bolshevik) 1917 Nov Balfour Declaration 1918 Nov Armistice (end of WWI fighting) 1919 Treaty of Versailles Washington Naval Conference 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact (outlawing war) 1929 New York Stock Market Crash 1930 Salt March (Gandhi s) 1931 Japanese invasion of Manchuria 1935 Italian invasion of Ethiopia 1937 Japan invades (rest of) China (rape of Nanking) 1939 German blitzkrieg into Poland (beg of WWII in Eur) 1941 Pearl Harbor (US entry into WWII) Battle of Stalingrad (turning point of war) 1944 Bretton Woods Conf (Post-war Econ Planning) 1945 Feb Yalta Conference (beg of Cold War?) 1945 Jul A-Bomb tested (Manhattan Project) 1945 Aug Hiroshima/Nagasaki 1945 Sept end of WWII (Japan surrenders) 1947 June Truman Doctrine ( official decl of Cold War) 1947 Aug independence & partition of India 1948 birth of Israel Berlin Blockade/Airlift 1949 Apr NATO founded 1949 Oct Chinese Communist Revolution 1950-present (Era #6) Korean War 1954 Vietnam expels France (Dien Bien Phu) 1955 Bandung Conf (Non-Aligned Nations) 1956 Feb Khrushchev begins de-stalinization 1956 Fall Suez Canal Crisis (Nasser Nat lizes) 1957 Sputnik st silicon chip 1959 Cuban Revolution (Fidel Castro) Nov Berlin Wall 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis 1963 Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty (above ground) Chinese Cultural Revolution Day War 1973 Yom Kippur war (OPEC Oil Embargo) Cambodian Genocide (Khmer Rouge) 1979 Iranian Revolution (Ayatollah Khomeini) 1979 China s Socialist Market Economy reforms begin (Deng Xiaoping) st Palestinian Intifada 1989 June Tiananmen Square 1990 Namibia independent (last African colony) 1991 Jan 1 st Persian Gulf War 1991 Dec 31 USSR disbands 1994 NAFTA formed 1994 Apr-July Rwandan Genocide 1994 Apr 1 st all race elections in S. Africa 1999 EU formed (European Union currency) /11 Attacks 2003 US invades Iraq ( Enduring Freedom ) 2004 Facebook founded 2007 Global Great Recession begins 2011 Wikileaks 2011 Arab Spring
3 Periods #1-#2 (8000 BCE CE) Hour June 10, 2016 Be sure to note BCE or CE for each date! 1. c BCE 2. c BCE 3. c BCE 4. 6 th century BCE 5. 5 th century BCE BCE BCE BCE BCE CE CE CE CE CE th century CE CE CE A. Alexander the Great (dies) B. Beginnings of agriculture C. Beginnings of Christianity D. Beginnings of Bronze Age-and early civilizations E. Beginning of Trans-Saharan Trade Routes F. Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity G. end of Han Dynasty H. end of Pax Romana I. Era of Warring States (China) J. Fall of Gupta Dynasty/Empire K. Fall of Mauryan Dynasty L. Fall of Rome M. Greek Golden Age-philosophers, etc. N. Iron Age O. Justinian rule of Byzantine Empire P. life of Buddha, Confucius, Laozi (beginnings of Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism/Taosim) Q. Qin Dynasty unified China R. Roman capital moved to Constantinople CE
4 Foundations (8000 BCE BCE CE) Hour June 10, Iron Age Be sure to note BCE or CE on each of your answers CE 3. Qin unified China 4. Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity 5. Beginnings of Bronze Age-and early civilizations 6. end of Pax Romana 7. Gupta Dynasty/Empire BCE 9. Roman capital moved to Constantinople 10. Greek Golden Age-philosophers, etc. 11. Mauryan Dynasty CE 13. Justinian rule of Byzantine Empire 14. life of Buddha, Confucius, Lao Tzi (beginnings of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taosim) BCE 16. Beginnings of agriculture 17. Beginnings of Christianity 18. Beginning of Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
5 Hour June 10, c c A. 1 st Crusade B. Battle of Tours (end of Muslim expansion into France) C. Battle of Manzikert (Seljuk Turks over Byzantium) D. Bubonic plague in Europe E. Chinggis Khan begins Mongol conquests F. End of Classic Maya G. Founding of Islam H. Great Schism in Christian Church (Roman Catholic & E Orthodox) I. Mansa Musa s pilgrimage J. Marco Polo s travels K. Ming Dynasty L. Mongols sack Baghdad, end of Abbasid caliphate M. Norman conquest of England N. Printing invented in China O. Rise of Inca Empire P. travels of Ibn Battuta Q. Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty in China R. Zheng He s voyages
6 Hour June 10, Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty in China 2. Mansa Musa s pilgrimage 3. End of Classic Maya 4. Mongols sack Baghdad, end of Abbasid caliphate 5. Bubonic plague in Europe 6. Rise of Inca Empire 7. Battle of Manzikert (Seljuk Turks over Byzantium) 8. Chinggis Khan begins Mongol conquests 9. 1 st Crusade 10. Printing invented in China st Schism in Christian Church 12. travels of Ibn Battuta 13. Battle of Tours (end of Muslim move into France) 14. Zheng He s voyages 15. Founding of Islam 16. Marco Polo s travels 17. Norman conquest of England 18. Ming Dynasty Must Still Know Dates Subtract 1 point for each incorrect answer of the events below. (Note: BCE vs. CE) 1. Qin Dynasty unified China 2. Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity 3. Fall of Gupta Dynasty/Empire 4. Iron Age 5. Beginning of Trans-Saharan Trade Route
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