Chapter 5 Review for Midterm
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25 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Planters | Northern Chinese people settling in the South to spread culture |
Integration | Rome-12 tablets, Chinese-planters, Confucianism, India-Hinduism |
Kush | Upper Nile people, conquer Egypt, conquered by Axium, similar culture to Egypt |
North Africa | South of Sahara/North of jungles, well organized farming villages |
Japan | immigrate from Korea/China, Shinto, ancestral tribes |
Teutonic/Celtic people | Germany, England, and Scandinavia, loosely organized, advance in sailing, polytheistic/animistic religion |
Slavic people | Eastern Europe, loosely organized, polytheistic/animistic religion |
Olmec | Agriculture based, central america, spawns Mayan civilization |
Fiji Samoa | Polynesian people reach there |
Invasion, weak leaders/corruption, cultural decline and disease | signs of decline |
Chinese decline | Nomadic invasions, government corruption, increased taxes, revolts, diseases, went to regional government for 400 years till Sui dynasy established control |
Indian decline | Nomadic invasions, Islam introduced, Gupta Empire falls |
Fall/Decline of Rome | Review DBQ. Cultural decline, corruption, disease, invasions, Germanic mercenaries, decreased trade, economic decline |
Diocletion/Constantine | tried reversing the decline with bureaucracy |
Emperor Justinian | tries to restore Roman Empire, issues Justinian Code |
Partinian and Sassanids | Tigris-Euphrates region empires |
Coptic Church | Christian church in Egypt |
Safety Blanket | Converting monotheistic people consider it as for the spiritual afterlife |
Change from personal religion to evangelistic | Mahayana Buddhism, Buddhist monks spreading, include bodhiistas, emphasis on Buddha |
Zen | Japanese Buddhism |
Opposition to Buddhism | Confucians call them traitors, Taoists improve organization |
Paul, organization, muddled, "il papa", missionary activity | Christianity |
Rome | Place of head of church affairs |
Monasticism | Benedict |
Barbarians | had beards and pants, weren't roman, foreigners |
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