AP World History Review

______ means rule of the few

_______ was based on strict laws with NO exceptions and a negative view of human nature

Rome split into 2 parts because it was

the person who restored order to Rome was

An example of a Greek city-state (or polis) would be:

part of the reason why the Han dynasty was so successful was because

What Chinese philosophy developed around 280-233 BCE?

the Western part of Rome had problems from 

After the Zhou dynasty fell there was a period of civil war called the

the Han and Roman civilizations invested the money they got from taxes in:

Why might Daoism have been a good philosophy to promote among lower classes?

Paper, seismometers, negative numbers, acupuncture, anesthesia, and the rudder was invented by:

the first Greek civilization to develop (around 2500 BCE) was the

the longest-lasting Chinese dynasty was the 

an edict is both a proclamation and 

(T/F) social stratification develops soon after the development of division of labor

(T/F) During the Han Dynasty religion and philosophy did not coexist

the Roman government kept violent and public sports going to 

________ dynasties were the first dynasties in the world

___________ developed Legalism

Kong Fuzi developed:

Ashoka built edicts and ________, or shrines to Buddhism, throughout his empire. 

what is considered to be the birth of civilization?

central Chinese philosophies were developed during the ______ dynasty

The Romans used the Mare Nostrum concept to 

the _____ civilizations fell b/c they were threatened by the Persians and weakened by civil war

why was the Mauryan Empire able to be larger than other empires around it without falling apart

______ means violence with reason/ severity in manner

A government where individually governed city-states don't have to answer to the king is: 

the innovations from the Han Empire were eventually adopted by other civilations through 

the first Chinese dynasty was either the ____ or the ____

which Greek civilization developed on the Peloponnesian Peninsula?

When Augustus took control his heavy-handed dictatorship started to resemble the gov.t of

trade and the Silk Road first developed during the _______ Dynasty

After 33 CE Romans had to deal with the spread of 

During the Han Dynasty, did different classes have different beliefs?

(T/F) Ashoka the Great founded Buddhism

What Chinese philosophy developed around 551-479 BCE?

________ means the spread of only one religion

(T/F) the Qin Dynasty set precedents for other empires, particularly the Romans

Rome (the city) ran into problems when 

Hammurabi's code is important because it is 

A _______ is when one side technically wins but both sides suffered heavy losses. 

who started the Pax Romana?

the name Mesopotamia refers to 

_______ was based on proper behavior, the "5 relationships" respect, and social order

did the Romans have a lot of mobility within their social structure?

the Confucian idea of proper behavior, respect, and obedience is called:

Qin Shi kept his empire stable and controlled by being a

Philip II of Macedon was the father of:

the ______ Dynasty emerged after the ______ Dynasty collapsed and the ensuing civil war period.

_________ conquered the Persians

the _______ civilization developed on the island of Crete

the opposite of nepotism is ________ (this worked very well for the Han dynasty)

Early east asian civilizations were

Consuls were important because they were 

the ___________ empire is considered to be the first empire in history.

Mesopotamian city-states were autonomous, meaning

Which Roman ruler conquered Gaul?

Qin Shi Huangdi was REALLY REALLY similar to this Roman ruler:

________ centralized and pulled together the Mauryan Empire

Cleisthenes and Pericles created a ______ in 508 BCE

__________ means the spread of culture and innovations between civilizations

the shortest dynasty in Chinese history was the 

laws before Hammurabi were

after the Shang dynasty the _____ dynasty followed

(T/F) Confucianism is based on Han Fei's teachings

During what period did domestic animals, permanent settlements, and division of labor develop?

(T/F) the collapse of the Han Dynasty brought on chaos for 300+ years afterward

Was Rome controlled by different groups before uniting under one power?

(T/F) the Qin Dynasty annexed provinces and turned them into one empire

what was part of the Kingdom of Kush, then part of the Greek Emp., then part of the Roman Emp.?

Which Chinese dynasty was considered feudalistic?

the Chinese monopoly on the Silk Road developed during 

During the Qin Empire the main philosophy was ______ (this helped stabilize the empire)

civilizations during the neolithic period were 

the Han Dynasty employed a useful system of government called a(n):

_________ is the belief that China is the center of the universe

Mesopotamian religion was ________, ________, and people used _______ to worship gods.

The period during the _______ empire was referred to as the "Golden Age of India"

(T/F) the early Greek civilizations did not chronologically overlap

Which Chinese dynasty developed around the same time as the Roman and Mauryan empires?

Rome split into 2 parts in:

A system of government where there are two parts (like the House and Senate) is called

Which empire was the largest in South Asian history?

Why might Confucianism been a good philosophy to promote among the power-hungry upper classes?

___________ came to power and created a dictatorship with the illusion of a democracy

Rome (the city) collapsed in ______ from a "final wave" of attacking Germanic tribes in

the isolation of early Greek civilizations is an example of what APWH theme?

there are multiple opinions, but the Roman Empire collapsed ONLY in this year:

after the collapse of the Western Roman empire the Eastern part 

After Alexander the Great's death his empire

To keep his empire together Qin Shi Huangdi created a 

polis means

Who issued the Edict of Milan?

_________ is the effect of geography on the development of civilizations