What are gender roles?

customs relating to the position of men and women in society

Thematic Approach: Rise of Empires

• development of trade networks• artistic & architectural advancements

Thematic Approach: Growth and Changes in Society

• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences

Thematic Approach: Interconnectedness of Societies

• trade of inventions & products• spread of religion, art, ideas• migration

What is a pastoral nomad?

a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise

Thematic Approach: Belief System

•grit of Jews during Crusades •the spread of Islam & how it affected world

Thematic Approach: Humans-Environment

• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement

family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption

a large territory controlled by a single ruler or state

What is the site of encounter?

where people from different cultures meet to exchange products and ideas

Thematic Approach: Development of Political Institution and Ideas

• forms of government •development of nations• political revolts

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The World in 300 C.E.

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4. Many mistakenly learn about medieval times by focusing on
Afroeurasia
Western Europe
Mesoamerica
cultures
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3. A(n) ______ is a specific place where people from different cultures meet & exchange products, ideas & technologies.
gender role
site of encounter
empire
pastoral nomad
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What are gender roles?
a large territory controlled by a single ruler or state
family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
customs relating to the position of men and women in society
4
Thematic Approach: Rise of Empires
• forms of government •development of nations• political revolts
•trade of inventions & products •spread of religion, art, ideas •migration
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
• development of trade networks• artistic & architectural advancements
5
Thematic Approach: Growth and Changes in Society
• development of trade networks • artistic & architectural advancements
• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement
•trade of inventions & products •spread of religion, art, ideas •migration
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
6
Thematic Approach: Interconnectedness of Societies
• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
• trade of inventions & products• spread of religion, art, ideas• migration
•grit of Jews during Crusades •the spread of Islam & how it affected world
7
1. Historians use _________ to identify patterns in history.
diets
paintings
themes
computers
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What is a pastoral nomad?
where people from different cultures meet to exchange products and ideas
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
customs relating to the position of men and women in society
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9. Which of the following was a center of trade in Africa?
Calicut
Aksum
Tenochtitlan
Rome
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5. Where did the Maya thrive?
Afroeurasia
Mesoamerica
South America
South Africa
11
Other than products and ideas what is exchanged at a site of encounter?
Homework
Jobs
Technology
Children
12
Thematic Approach: Belief System
• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement
•grit of Jews during Crusades •the spread of Islam & how it affected world
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
• trade of inventions & products• spread of religion, art, ideas• migration
13
Thematic Approach: Humans-Environment
• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement
•trade of inventions & products •spread of religion, art, ideas •migration
• forms of government •development of nations• political revolts
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
14
10. While many other empires declined, ___________ societies began to flourish.
Roman
American
Chinese
African
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1. ___________ spread along the Silk Road.
Goods
All of the above
Religions
Ideas
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2. Which of the following is NOT a theme of world history?
Rise of Empires
Development of Religions
Human-Environment Interaction
Belief System
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What is kinship?
family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
a large territory controlled by a single ruler or state
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
where people from different cultures meet to exchange products and ideas
18
What is an empire?
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
where people from different cultures meet to exchange products and ideas
family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
a large territory controlled by a single ruler or state
19
What is the site of encounter?
where people from different cultures meet to exchange products and ideas
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
a large territory controlled by a single ruler or state
20
Thematic Approach: Development of Political Institution and Ideas
• gender roles •customs relating to family •racial and ethnic differences
• disease• population growth• migration• patterns of human settlement
• trade of inventions & products• spread of religion, art, ideas• migration
• forms of government •development of nations• political revolts

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