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NAME: CLASS: AP WORLD HISTORY S1 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM DATE: The final exam will cover material from chapters 1-11 in your textbook. The following is a list of notes that we have discussed in class (PowerPoint files available at http://mrbilbrey.wordpress.com/apwh): World Religions Rise & Spread of Islam Early Human History African Societies Early Civilizations Byzantine Empire Classical China Western European Middle Ages Classical India Aztec/Inca Civilizations Classical Mediterranean World Other important study materials: chapter reading notes, vocabulary cards, comparison charts, outline maps. (Blank outline maps are available on the class blog.) WORLD RELIGIONS Rank the world religions from least popular to most popular (by number of followers). Rank the world religions from oldest to youngest. Which world religions are monotheistic? Polytheistic? What three world religions began in the Middle East? What else do they have in common? Who were the founders of the six major world religions? EARLY HUMAN HISTORY Hunter-gatherer Nomad Neolithic Revolution Culture Slash-and-burn farming Domestication Catal Huyuk What is a hunter-gatherer?

What are the defining characteristics of the Paleolithic Age? What are the defining characteristics of the Mesolithic Age? What is culture? What does it do? What is the Neolithic Revolution? What does it mean to domesticate an animal? What is slash-and-burn agriculture? EARLY CIVILIZATIONS Mesopotamia Specialization Pharoah Theocracy polytheism city-state Hammurabi Cuneiform What is the name of one of the earliest permanent settlements ever discovered? Label the four rivers valleys: A) B) C) D)

Describe the process by which humans went from hunters and gatherers to living in advanced civilizations. What were the steps to reach the point of civilization? What types of political structures could be found in the four early river valley civilizations? What are the overall main differences between the classical civilizations and the early river valley civilizations? CLASSICAL CHINA Confucius ideographs Han dynasty Shi Huangdi Qin dynasty Silk Road What are the three dynasties of classical China, in chronological order? Who was Shi Huangdi? What is he known for? How was the time of the Qin dynasty an innovative, yet tightly controlled, period in history? What was the Han dynasty known for in Classical China? Describe the three major belief systems of Classical China. What major factors contributed to decline in Classical China?

CLASSICAL INDIA nirvana Mauryan dynasty sanskrit Buddha Gupta dynasty Aryans varnas guru untouchables How did the political cultures of classical India and China differ? How were merchants treated in classical India, compared to classical China? Describe the five social classes of the Indian caste system (in order of high status to low status). What major factors contributed to decline in Classical India? CLASSICAL GREECE Hellenistic Period polis Peloponnesian Wars Pericles direct democracy Tyranny Alexandria Zoroastrianism Describe the political structures and organization of Classical Greece. Who were considered citizens in ancient Athens? (What were the requirements?) Who was Alexander the Great? Why was he important? CLASSICAL ROME Julius Caesar Roman Republic Hannibal consuls Punic Wars Senate How was the Roman Republic organized? (Politics, social life, religion, etc.)

What role did Julius Caesar play in the development of the Roman Empire? What was religious life like in the Classical Mediterranean World prior to Christianity? How did Christianity affect the Roman Empire? Why did Christianity spread so quickly throughout the Roman Empire? What led to the collapse of the Roman Empire? CHAPTER 5 Axum Sahara Islam animism pope Yellow Turbans Shintoism Maya Byzantine Empire Justinian Inca Polynesian How did the major Classical religions (Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Daoism) change/develop during the later years of the Classical Era? Describe the developments in societies outside of the Big Three Classical civilizations (China, India, Mediterranean). RISE AND SPREAD OF ISLAM Bedouin Umayyad Medina Seljuk Turks Crusades Ali Hajj Caliph Ibn Kaldun Saladin Shi a Sunni Jihad Ulama Sufis Dhimmi Hadiths Ramadan Mira Bai Bhaktic Cults Jizya Qur an Umma Shrivijaya Malacca

Who was Muhammad? Describe his life prior to Islam. What are the Five Pillars of Islam? Who are the Sunnis and Shia? What caused their split from each other? Who were the Umayyads? Who were the Abbasids? How were the social classes arranged in the early Muslim Empire? What are some of the intellectual/technological/philosophical achievements of the early Muslim world? What factors were involved in the spread of Islam throughout Africa and Asia? AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS Maghrib Stateless societies Juula Timbuktu Songhay Great Zimbabwe Sundiata Griots Ifriqiya Ibn Battuta What are the three main characteristics shared by early African societies? What common traits are found in all the African civilizations?

Where did Islam have the most influence in Africa? Where did it have the least? How did the arrival of Islam affect African civilizations? BYZANTINE EMPIRE & EASTERN EUROPE Hagia Sophia Kiev Iconoclasm Boyars Rurik Tatars (Tartars) Tsar Who was Justinian? Why was he important? Describe the continuities between the Byzantine Empire and the Roman Empire. Describe the changes between the Byzantine Empire and the Roman Empire. How did the Byzantine Empire influence the development of Eastern Europe, specifically Russia? WESTERN EUROPEAN MIDDLE AGES Magna Carta Manorialism Holy Roman Emperors Middle Ages Parliaments Vassals Three-field system Investiture Three Estates Clovis Guilds Moldboard Charlemagne What (five) problems plagued Western Europe immediately following the fall of the Roman Empire? What is feudalism? What is the social hierarchy that was associated with feudalism? Who was Charlemagne? How did he contribute to the development of Western Europe?

Describe the long-term effects of the Crusades on society. Describe the long-term effects of the Black Death (plague) on society. Describe the long-term effects of the Hundred Years War on society. MAYA CIVILIZATION Describe the political/social/economic/religious features of the Maya. AZTEC CIVILIZATION Toltec culture Tenochtitlan Indians Quetzalcoatl chinampas Pochtecha Who were the Toltec? How did they influence the Aztec? Who was Quetzalcoatl? Why/how was he important to the story of the Aztec? Describe the social classes of the Aztec. What role did the practice of human sacrifice play in Aztec society? Why did the Aztec decline?

INCA CIVILIZATION quipu Pachacuti tambos Temple of the Sun Who was Pachacuti? How did the Inca create and control such a large, unified empire in the Andes Mountains? Why did the Inca decline? GEOGRAPHY Seven continents Five Oceans Afghanistan Arabian Sea Bay of Bengal Burma (Myanmar) China East China Sea Georgia India Indian Ocean Indonesia Iran Iraq Israel Japan Kazakhstan Laos Malaysia Mediterranean Sea Mongolia Nepal North Korea Pacific Ocean Pakistan Persian Gulf Philippines Russia Sea of Japan South China Sea South Korea Syria Thailand Turkey Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Vietnam Yellow Sea