University:
Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools
Course:
World History
Academic year:

2022
Views:

356

Pages:

4
Author:

Accinkiquicpqw

Test is mostly on units 3, 4, 5, and 6, focus on them the most A. DBQs can only be about units 3-9 This is stuff about what is actually within the test, and questions they will mostly ask about Note: Russia is actually somewhat of a prominent figure that is thrown around every unit, there is always more important things to know, but from all of my research, they either give you everything you need to know or serfdom Note: College board will avoid controversial topics or really recent events, and will not accept those events either, so just don't mentioned REALLY recent events, but A.I can actually show up! Note: there may be some terms you may just not know, or are unsure of, I have tried my best to find examples of specific events, but tbh, just Google it Post-classical Unit 1 and 2 is introducing the world then how they are connected Unit 1 Periodization (probably the most important) Chunks of time, dates don't matter 1. Unit 1 and unit 2 happen at the same time, ends at 1450 2. Units 3 and 4 happen at the same time, 1750 is the end of units 3 and 4 3. Units 5 and 6 happen at the same time, ends at 1900s 4. 7, 8, 9 is 1900 to modern Song China -Confucian 1. Filel piety (cultural traditions) 2. Merit based system to put people in government (civil service exam) 3. Works in harmony, peasent to emperor (mandate of heaven) 4. Buddhist and different schools of Buddhism 5. Biggest economy in the world 6. Champa rice, population boom 7. Foot binding -essentially know how culture effects them, and how they are economically involved Big hitters Continuity and innovation Influenced neighboring regions Commercialized by free peasent labour and artisanal labour Expanded trade routes, farm land with agricultural innovations and manufacturing 1. 2: Dar Al Islam "Understand spread of religion and how religion effects practices and beliefs" -big cultural center -World of Islam or where Islam is majority -Middle East - south asia - North Africa Christianity, Judaism, Islam Abbashid caliphate Mongols destroy house of wisdom. It becomes fragmented and destroyed, dominated by Turkic people Intellectual wisdom and transfers -preservation of Greek philosophy and math Spreading religion through merchants and Sufis Sufi -spiritual Islamic people, spread across the nation to spread Islam Muslim rule Expanded through military expansion 1.3 Bhakti movement -spiritual and social reform movement in medieval India that emphasized personal devotion (bhakti) to a chosen deity, often over ritualistic practices and caste distinctions Sufism New Hindu and Buddhist states -khemar empire -majapht -Rajput empire 1.4 Americas