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5 10Early Civs. and Asia

Greece and Rome

Africa and the Middle

Renaissance and

Reformation

Exploration and

Colonization

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Team FiveTeam Five

Team SixTeam Six

Early Civs. and Ancient Asia

Question for 5 Points

What is polytheism and how did it work in early

civilizations?

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Answer for 5 Points

Worship of multiple gods and early gods

were centered around nature and farming.

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What role did agriculture play in the establishment

of early civilizations?

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Answer for 10 Points

Allowed the first cities and trade centers to be

established.

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Define the 5 characteristics of a

civilization.

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Answer for 15 Points1. Advanced Cities

2. Specialized Workers

3. Complex Institutions

4. Record Keeping

5. Advanced Technology

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What was the mandate of heaven and explain what role it played in the dynastic cycle?

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The approval of the government by the gods. If a

dynasty ruled poorly they were viewed as loosing the

approval of the gods.

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Define Confucianism and Legalism. Which dynasties used these

philosophies (give examples)

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Answer for 25 PointsConfucianism stressed the importance of

relationships and the family. Legalism stressed the importance of a strong ruler and

government.

The Qin used legalism and demonstrated it through the tough rule of Shi Huangdi.

The Han used Confucianism and established a bureaucracy known as civil service.

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Greece & Rome

How did geography influence the

economies of Greece and Rome?

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Greece & Rome

Answer for 5 Points

Centrally located and easily traded with

various cultures by sea.

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Greece & Rome

Identify and define three different political systems that existed in

Ancient Greece.Show Answer

Greece & Rome

Democracy

Oligarchy

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Greece & Rome

Identify and explain at least two ways that

Rome adopted aspects of Greek Culture.

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Greece & Rome

Religion, Government, Education, Slavery, etc.

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Greece & Rome

Describe the treatment and role of women and slaves in Greece and

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Greece & Rome

Although not equal, they were treated

relatively well. Could not take part in

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Greece & Rome

Briefly describe how the government of the Roman Republic worked and was responsible for ending the

republic.Show Answer

Greece & Rome

The senate had the vast majority of power and was made up of the patrician

class. Julius Caesar ended this when he refused to give up

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Africa and The Middle Ages

What were the two primary goods traded

in West Africa?

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Answer for 5 Points

Gold and Salt

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How did Islam impact education in the

empires of West Africa?

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Created universities and school systems for

wealthy African Muslims.

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What role did the Church play in Medieval

Europe and what was the purpose of monasteries?

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A unifying force through canon law and

monasteries maintained education.

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What were the reasons on both sides for

fighting the Crusades?

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Christians: Unity, Nationalism, Increase

Wealth

Muslims: Defend Land, Nationalism

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Explain how the system of Feudalism operated in

Europe. Include such terms as lords, knights, vassals,

serfs, fiefs, and tithes.Show Answer

Answer for 25 PointsLords: Leading nobles who controlled land

Vassals: Anyone who was subject to someone else

Knights: Warrior class that received land (fief) from lords in exchange for military service.

Serfs: Common peasants who made up the majority of society and worked the land

Tithes: Church taxes that allowed the Church to become very powerful and influential

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Renaissance & Reformation

Why did Italy become the birthplace of the

Renaissance?

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Answer for 5 Points

Centrally located, established cities, heritage of Rome

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“The Mr. T Prestige”

QuestionIdentify three reasons why Italy

became the birthplace of the Renaissance.

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Mr. T Prestige

Answer for Mr. T Points1.Heritage of Ancient Greece and

2.Geographically in the center of trade.

3.Wealthy Merchant and Noble Class already established.

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