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1 Advanced Placement World History Summer Assignment 2018 The AP World History Summer Assignment is a tool by which you will be getting a jumpstart on the school year. This summer, you will read Chapters 1, 2, & 3 in the AP World History Textbook, The Earth & Its Peoples, 5 th Edition. We will be using the 6 th AP Edition of the textbook in class. These chapters are identical. As you read, you will take notes, by hand, on study/review sheets that you will download from Mr. Salba s AP World History OneNote. These hand-written notes will be turned in for three Minor Assessment grades on August 13 th (the second Monday of the school year). You will be given a Multiple Choice Major Assessment test over the material in Chapters 1, 2, & 3. The tests in APWH are detailed and require a careful reading of the textbook. This is not the type of assignment that you will be able to be successful with if you wait until the last minute. The test will be given in one class period and will count as your first Major Assessment grade. It will consist of between 70 and 80 multiple choice questions. The purpose of this year s assignment is to give you a chance to spend time on content that we have always had to rush through. It is important that you complete the assignment on the due dates. Failure to do so will put you behind early in the school year. Step 1 Visit Mr. Salba s APWH OneNote or the Chattahoochee H.S. AP Summer Assignment Page (link to Mr. Salba s OneNote Page) Or go to your school (@fultonschools.org) and follow the link. If you signed up for AP World during enrollment, you should have a link in your inbox. Step 2 Download the PDF chapters and study guides Chapters 1, 2, & 3 are available in PDF format (Chapter 1 / Chapter 2 / Chapter 3) o This is the easiest and most efficient way to get the chapters for the summer. The Study Guides are posted on Mr. Salba s AP World History OneNote for you to download. o Chapter 1 / Chapter 2 / Chapter 3 o There are AP U.S. History samples for you to examine. These are similar to the APWH study guides and may help to guide your note taking over the summer. Step 3 Read the Chapters & Take Notes. Do not wait until school starts to begin. You will not be able to complete the assignment with the necessary detail in the first week of school. The study guides have terms from the chapters on them. You should fill out the study guides with information relating to each term. o Definition Dates location o Importance o Connections to other places Step 4 Turn in your Chapter Study Guides on Monday, August 13 th THESE MUST BE COMPLETED BY HAND. TYPED SHEETS WILL BE RETURNED WITH A GRADE OF ZERO (0) You can ask to have one Chapter s notes perused for pointers. o You must ask for this by Wednesday before or after school. Step 5 Take the Chapter 1, 2, & 3 Test Monday, August 13 th in class There will be a take home essay to accompany the first unit. Be Advised: we will also have 5-6 morning essays at 7am throughout the school year. AP World History Contacts Mr. Salba Salbab@fultonschools.org Mr. Sinco SincoM@fultonschools.org Mr. Reeder (Social Studies Department Chair) ReederT@fultonschools.org
2 Before Civilization AP World History STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 1 Epic of Gilgamesh civilization (definition) Stone Age Paleolithic Neolithic Foragers (who were best) Neolithic Revolution Agricultural Revolution Maize Quinoa Pastoralism Nuclear Family Matrilineal Matriarchy Patrilineal Megalith Catal Huyuk and Jericho Mesopotamia Tigris River Euphrates River Mesopotamia meaning & location Fertile Crescent Sumerians Semitic City-state Role of Priests
3 Lugal AP World History STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 1 Sargon Babylon Hammurabi Extent of Trade Network Social Structure Law Code of Hammurabi Scribes Role of women God s Bride Religious Beliefs (big picture) Anthropomorphic Ziggurat Amulets Origin of writing Cuneiform Technological achievements Military Babylonian New Year Festival Marduk v Tiamat
4 Egypt AP World History STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 1 Gift of the Nile Nile River Cataract Nilometers Natural resources Menes/Narmer Old/Middle/New Kingdoms Pharaoh Ma at Pyramids Memphis Thebes Hieroglyphics Papyrus Centralization v Bureaucracy Levant Nubia Social Structure Women s role and rights Osiris Myth Re Horus Cult activity Book of the Dead Afterlife (Underworld/Mummification) Technological achievements
5 Indus Valley Civilization AP World History STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 1 Monsoon meaning & importance Harappa Mohenjo-Daro Layout of Cities Achievements Trade Resources Why abandoned
6 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 2 China: Yellow River (Huang He) Impact of Geography Himalayas Yellow and Yangzi Rivers North v South Loess Agriculture Origin of Silk Shang Oracle Bones Writing System Shang Religion Anyang Ancestor Worship Role of Bronze Other Shang achievements Pictograms Oracle Bones & Divination
7 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 2 Zhou Dynasty Sons of Heaven Mandate of Heaven Spring and Autumn Periods Kongzi Analects Ren Mencius Daoism Laozi Role of Family Role of Women Yin and Yang Warring States Period Qin Legalism Foundations of Future China
8 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 2 Nubia Nubia Nubian Resources Kush Effect of Egyptian domination Meroe Role of Women in ruling family Why Meroe collapsed? Celtic Europe Location Celts Migration causes Migration locations Migration consequences Classes Druids Women s Lives Religion Fall of Celtic civilization
9 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 2 Americas Origins of Early inhabitants of the Americas Mesoamerica Olmec Civilization/Empire Staples of Olmec diet San Lorenzo La Venta Olmec Economy Religious Rituals and beliefs Unique Sculptures Andes Chavin Reciprocal labor obligations Llamas Chavin religion Chavin technology What happened to the Chavin?
10 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 3 Cosmopolitan Middle East: Cosmopolitan define Kassites Hittites Hyksos New Kingdom and Extent of Empire Tribute Queen Hatshepsut Punt Myrrh Akhenaten Amon Tutankhamun Ramesses II Egyptian Trade Routes Chariots Aegean World: Minoan Civilization Minotaur Daedalus Political Structure Cretan culture Cnossus Schliemann Shaft Graves Mycenaean Cyclopes
11 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 3 Linear B Trade Achaeans Iliad and Odyssey Philistines Causes of Mycenaean decline Causes of the Dark Ages around 1200 BCE Assyrian Empire: Neo-Assyrian Empire Ashur Political system Military advantages Mass Deportation Fortress of Sargon Assyrian Society Library of Ashurbanipal Israel: Israel Hebrew Bible Abraham Apiru/Hebrew Moses Covenant Yahweh Ten Commandments Sabbath Canaan
12 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 3 Ark of the Covenant David Solomon First Temple Role of Women Prophet Monotheism Diaspora Phoenicia and Mediterranean: Phoenicians Tyre Phoenician Triangle Carthage How they ruled their Empire? Hanno Tophets Textiles and Dyes Failure and Transformation: Assyrian Power Medes Neo-Babylonian/Chaldean kingdom
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