Part I:
Chapters 6, 8, 10, 11
Format: 10 multiple choice questions (each worth 2 points); one essay response (choice of two questions): 30 points
Part II: Cumulative essay question, 50 points
Review for Part I:
Chapter 6, The Americas
- Geographic features of the Americas
- Major characteristics, accomplishments, and comparisons of the
- Maya
- Aztecs/Mexica
- Inka
- Comparisons between cultures of north, central, and south America
Chapter 8, Africa
- Geographic features of the various regions of Africa
- Major characteristics of rural village/tribal societies
- Identity and major characteristics of West African and East African kingdoms/city-states
- Influence of the outside world upon areas of Africa--trade, Islam, and Christianity
Chapters 10 & 11:
- The
major aspects of the Sui, Tang, and Song Dynasties, including
- Significant
rulers
- Sui
Yangdi; Li Yuan; Tang Taizong; Xuanzong; Song Taizu
o Achievements
and polices
·
The grand canal; use of
Confucianism/Neo-Confucianism; role of Buddhism; government structure, policies
towards expansion and relations with nomadic peoples
·
Cultural and artistic achievements
·
Social characteristics
o The
early history of Japan
§ Chinese
influence upon early Japanese political developments
§ Major
characteristics of the Nara and Heian periods
§ Characteristics
and significance of the Samurai class
§ The
emergence and significance of the Shogunate system
§ Major
characteristics of the Kamakura Shoganate and Ashikaga Shogunate
- The Mongols:
- Major characteristics of nomadic life
- The life and rise of Temujin/Genghis Khan
- Mongol military organization and way of war
- The establishment and expansion of the Mongol empire, including chronology of the expansion, areas they conquered, the limits/boundaries of the empire
- Characteristics/locations of the Khanates: The Yuan Dynasty, the Il Khanate, the Golden Horde, and the Djagatai Empire
- The impact of the Pax Mongolica on Asia and Europe
- Reasons for Mongol Decline
- Review past study guides to familiarize yourself with the major topics/material
- Focus on the development of civilization over the span of time we've studied and how it has changed over time and how it has remained constant:
- Political
- Economic
- Religouis
- Social
- Intellectual
- Artistic
- Focus on interactions between different cultures and the impacts/influences of those interactions
- Be able to provide multiple specific examples and explanations from multiple cultures and time periods representative of all that we have studied.
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