AP World 7-11
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Terms | Definitions |
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Moderation | shared tenant between zoro and buddhism |
Medes | indo-euro group that lost to other indo-euro group called persians when they migrated to area of persia |
Anatolia | turkey |
Satrap | province in persia |
Angra Mainyu | Evil god of Zoroastrianism |
Darius | builder of persian empire |
Royal Road | built by persians from Aeagan port of Ephesus to Sardis in Anatolia |
Magi | priests of zoro |
qanat | Name of persian method of delivering water to cities |
Cyrus the Great | founder of Achaemenid dynastyRule from Pasargadae Launched imperial expansion of Persia |
Xerxes | retreat from policy of tolerationInstigate war with Greeks after Darius |
Persian Wars | Persians wanted Ionian Greeks to pay Persian taxesDarius attacks Ionian greeks Athens defeats Persians in Battle of Marathon |
Ahura Mazda | main god of zoroastrianism |
Zarathustra | founder of zoroastrianismbe honest and moderate |
Gathas | Zarathustra's works |
Persepolis | capital city build by darius |
Pasargadae | Capital and tomb location of Cyrus |
Achaemenid | family name of cyrus the greats dynasty |
Ren | kindness |
Qin | 1st ruler = Qi Shi Huang DiExecutes scholars Standardization of axle lengths, weights, measures, coins, laws, language Tomb Great Wall |
Sima Qian | castrated chinese who gave us info on qin and han dynasty |
Lao zi | Founder of Daoism |
Xiongnu | Nomadic tribe that troubled the Han dynasty |
Han Feizi | founder of legalism |
Dao | "the way"supremely passive force that does nothing but accomplishes everything |
Wu wei | to act without effort in daoism |
Mencius | chinese , believe that people were good |
Zhuangzi | Daoist work named after philopsopher |
Han Wudi | martial, energetic emperorincrease taxes for more public works (grow military) establish imperial university Confucianism adopted as teaching method Invade modern Vietnam, Korea, Xiongnu |
Analects | principle text of confucianism |
Admonitions for women | Chinese publication affirming patriarchal society |
Book of Songs | one of few classics of chinese literatuer |
Filial Piety | devotion to parents |
Maodun | brutal leader of xiongnu |
Xunzi | confucian philosopher, warped lumber |
Han | Liu BangHan Wudi Wang Mang |
xiao | filial piety - obedience to parents |
Junzi | superior man/gentlemantook a broad view of public affairs and did not allow personal interests to influence their judgements |
Wang Mang | leader during han dynasty, not really part of han family |
Dao Dejing | Text of Daoism |
Kong Fuzi | real name of Confucius |
Li | sense of propriety, rituals |
Moksha | salvation of the soul |
White Huns | invasion of these people led to lack of unity in India |
The Buddha | enlightened one |
Vedas | orally transmitted of aryan time |
Mahavira | founder of jainism |
Nirvana | state of no windstate of perfect spiritual indepndence |
Ashoka | indian leader replused by violence |
Arthashastra | political handbook for indian rulers |
Chandragupta Maurya | Founder of maurya dynasty |
Chandra Gupta | founder of gupta dynasty |
Brahman | soul of everyone that gets passed on, where all souls go |
Bactria | region north and west of india settled by alexanders army |
Karma | tally of good and bad deeds |
Jainism | indian philosophy focus on reducing mass of soul and nonviolence |
Upanishads | written version of vedas |
Boddhisatva | chooses to stay even when enlightened |
Samsara | wheel of life, cycle of birth |
Polis | city-state |
Sparta | Spartan citizens equal in status, no elaborate clothesMilitarized society 2 kings - oversee military Council of Elders - oversee kings action Assembly - rubber stamp kings action |
Plato | believe that you cant understand life through senses, you must reason it |
Delian League | Formed by athens after persian war |
Alexander the Great | Creates a unified greek empireEnds Achaemenid empire, splitting into Seleucids, Parthians, Sasanids |
Ionian Greeks | trigger the persian warlived in anatolia |
Battle of Marathon | Athens defeat Persians in Persian war |
Philip of Macedon | father of alexander the great |
Aristotle | Tutor to alexander the great |
Macedonia | Alexanders homeland |
Xerxes | last persian leader to attack greece |
Socrates | greek philosopher who annoyed people |
Athens | democraticAttica - region around athens Pericles - leader Solon - allow aristocrats to keep land, cancelled debts |
Plebeians | lower class of people in greece |
Gracchi Brothers | worked to limit amount of land any individual could hold get assassinated by wealthy class |
Augustus | title given to octavian |
Cincinnatus | basis of dictatorship |
Tiber River | where Rome is located onprovide easy access to sea but no risk on invasion by sea |
Julius Caesar | replace republic with centralized imperial govtfavor social reform and liberal policies assasinated by aristocrats in order to restore republic |
Cleopatra | leader of egypt |
Punic Wars | Rome take over Carthage |
Marc Antony | Defeated by Octavian in naval battle at Actium |
Carthage | Rome's rival in the punic wars |
Brutus | assasinated Julius Caesar |
Patricians | Upper class in Rome |
Romulus | Founder of Rome |
New Testament | compiled body of works on Christian teachings, holy book of Christianity |
Paul of Tarsus | spread christianity |
Pontius Pilate | Roman governor who executes Jesus for creating a riot in Jerusalem during passover |
Cicero | Establish Stoicism as prominent philosophy in Rome |
Yahweh | god of jews |
Dead Sea Scrolls | Essene writtings |
Jesus of Nazareth | Jewish teacher who Christians recognized as their savior |
Cybele | goddess of nature (roman) |
Mithras | Mithras - god of sun and lightRoman soldiers adapt Mithras to be associated with military virtues such as strength and discipline |
Bishops | supervisors who oversaw priests and governed their jurisdictions according to their understanding of Christian doctrine |
Essenes | Jews in palestine who looked for a savior who would deliver them from roman rule. strict moral code and rituals that reinforce sense of community |
Isis | egyptian goddess who was the focus of a cult |
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