Duplicate of World History Vocab Review

a term typically used to denote the stabilityand prosperity of the early Roman Empire

former slave and leader of the HaitianRevolution

military alliance among Germany, Italy, andJapan

Who absorbed a large amount of the world's silver?

farmingin which peasant families produced crops largely for their own needs

An application of the concept of “survival ofthe fittest” to human history

Mikhail Gorbachev’spolicy of “openness” which allowed greater freedom and ended most censorship

ideological foundation of China, belief that a ruler held authority by command of divine force 

the earliest religious texts of India, acollection of ancient poems, hymns, and rituals

elected representative assemble grudgingly created in Russia by Tsar Nicholas II

Mongol dynasty that ruled China from 1271-1368

The first Prime Minister of India

What is similar between the Muhgal and Ottoman Empire

military and political alliance, anti-communist countires

is the force generated by one’s behavior in a previous life that decides the caste level

Name given to Russia by the Mongols after they conquered it

focusing peoples’ loyalty on the notion that they are part of a unique “nation”

What can we tell about Babylonian society from the Code Of Hammurabi?

South African whites limited African social and political integration in every possible way.

colored knotted cords that served as an accounting device for the Inca

the system of social organization in India that has evolved over a thousand years

Meeting which Otto Van Bismark called to regulate partitioning Africa

The development and spread of Buddhism and Christianity were similar in the following EXCEPT

important Shiaayatollah who became the leaderof Iran’s Islamic revolution

a significant syncretic religion that evolved in India, blending elements of Islam and Hinudism

political-religious system which the secular ruler is also head of the religious establishment

Japan’s warrior class, developed as political power became increasingly decentralized

Term that Karl Marx used to describe the industrial working class

Islamic law, dealing with all matters of bothsecular and religious life

peasant revolt in China in 184 C.E. that helped to lead tothe fall of the Han Dynasty

Han emperor who began theChinese civil service system est. an academy to train bureaucrats

meaning non-religious or separated from religion

Process which hand-made products are replaced by ones made by machines

The economic, political, or cultural domination of one country by another

internationalbody representing 149 nations that negotiates the rules for global commerce

What is the most important effect of the expansion of Islam on Medieval Europe? 

Who did the Japanese and Ottomans use as a model for their military?

Major effect of Bantu migrations?

What contributed to the fall of the Roman and Abbasid Empires?

Feudal lords of Japan who ruled with virtual independence thanks to their bands of samurai

Sui dynasty emperor that unified China.  He used Buddhism to justify his military campaigns

A civilization in the area of present-day Lebanon, creators of the first alphabetic writing

org. est. by Western-educated elite Indians in an effort to win avoice in governance of India

Which describes the Maya political structure?

Period when military rulers of Japan who established a “closed door” policy toward Europeans 

The Industrial Revolution in England was first based around what industry?

What contributed to the growth of nationalism from 1750-1900?

France lost its colonial holdings in India and North America as a result of what?

What product linked Great Britain, India and China?

emerged in Song China; it revived Confucian thinking while adding Buddhist and Daoist elements

Chinese initiative led by Mao Zedong that was intended to promoteindustrialization and tech.

One of the main goals of the 1910 Mexican Revolution was

principle that the authority of the government is created and sustained by the consent of ppl

What coercive labor system did Russia practice up until the 1860s?

Capital of the Spanish Philippines and a major multicultural trade city

tax paid by dhimmis in Muslim-ruledterritory in return for freedom to practice their religion

the taming and the changing of nature for thebenefit of humankind

an Italian Renaissance writer and politician (1469-1527) whose famous work was The Prince

Islamic religious scholars

The Mongol Empire contributed to all of the following EXCEPT

highly successful general in the French army who seized power in 1799.

leader of India’s AllIndia Muslim League and first president of the breakaway state of Pakistan

wedged-shape writing in the form of symbolsincised into clay tablets

The social, economic and political system of Medieval Europe and Tokugawa Japan

the Chinesenationalist Party led by Chiang Kai-shek

the name given to the journey across the Atlantic undertaken by African slaves

During the French Revolution, declared they were the sole authority to make laws for thecountry

who was the main leader of the Russian Revolution of 1917?

South African political party est by elite Africans who wanted acceptance in colonial society

the first great Greek philosopher to turn rationalism towardquestions of human existence

whose reforms essentially dismantled the communist elements of theChinese economy?

the most famous existing literary work from ancient Mesopotamia

Extreme nationalism, glorification of the military, loyalty to the state are elements of

Term that Marx used to describe the owners of industrial capital (factories, machines etc.)

boys of slave origins, the elite infantryforce of the Ottoman Empire

ruler of the Carolingian Empire(ruled 768-814), who staged an imperial revival in WesternEurope

professional merchants in the Aztec Empire whose wealth often elevated them to elite status

nomadic cattle-keeping people of what is now Kenya and Tanzania

moveable type was re-invented by this man in the15^th century

The representative legislative body in countries normally associated with a Prime Minister

act of an Indian widow following her husband to death bythrowing herself on his funeral pyre

the Egyptian variety of Christianity

British economist who argued that governmentactions and programs could moderated recessions

Region south of the Sahara Desert in Africa