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First, read each chapter
overview in course content and review PowerPoint slides.
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Next, review each chapter
in Traditions and Encounters paying particular attention to
key themes, Sources from the Past, chronologies, and summaries.
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Review all chapter self-tests
and unit quizzes (you may access each quiz, identify questions you missed
and look up the correct answers in your text).
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Go to Test
Preparation, in Strategies
for Success: Study Skills Online, and Online
Testing, for tips.
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Finally, know (look
up as required) each of the following key words and terms. There will be
20 Matching questions worth 2 pts each, 20 Multiple Choice (MC) questions worth 3 pts each on the Unit exam, and 2 bonus questions worth 3 points each for a possible 106 on the exam. You will require a # 882-ES scantron form for the test.
- NOTE: ONLY 33% (1/3rd) will
be taken from the chapter self-tests and quizzes.
Chapter
8 ~
The Greeks
Homer: Iliad,
Odyssey
Hellenic Age
Minoan & Mycenaean Society
Sparta & Athens
The Persian Wars
The Peloponnesian War
Solon & Athenian Democracy
The Olympic Games
Pericles
Socrates
Plato, Theory of Ideas, The Republic
Aristotle
Herodotus
Sappho
Alexander of Macedon
Antigonid Empire
Ptolemaic Empire
Seleucid Empire
Hellenistic Culture
The Ptolemaic Empire
stoicism
The Romans
The Etruscans
patricians, plebians
The Punic Wars
Pater familias
Pax romana
Latifundia
The city of Carthage
The city of Rome
Roman roads & Roman Law
Julius Caesar
Octavian/Augustus
Cicero
Mithraism
The cult of Isis
Jesus of Nazareth
Paul of Tarsus
Christianity |
Chapter
9 ~
Zang Qian
trans-ecological
Afro-Eurasian landmass
The Monsoon System
The Silk Roads
The Organization of Long-Distance Trade
Buddhism, Hinduism, & Christianity expand
Nestorians
Manichaeism (Mani)
Epidemic diseases
Biological transfer
Yellow Turban Rebellion (Peasant)
Taklamakan desert
The Barracks Emperors
mare nostrum
Council of Nicea
Constantine
Council of Nicaea, 325 CE
St. Augustine
saco de Roma,
410 CE
Attila the Hun
Alaric the Visigoth |
| Chapter
10 ~
Byzantine Empire
Caesaropapism
Corpus iuris
civilis (Body of the Civil Law)
Greek Fire
Theme system
Iconoclasm
Justinian & Theodora
Justinian's Code
Belisarius
The city of Constantinople
Byzantine Merchants
Asceticism / Monasticism
The Schism, 1054 CE
Excommunication
Cyril & Methodius
Cyrillic alphabet
Sack of Constantinople
(1204, 4th Crusade)
Kiev
Russian Orthodox Church
|
Chapter
11 ~
Muhammad
The
Quran (Koran)
Ka’aba
Islam
Muslim
Umma
Hajj
Hijrah (hijra)
“Five Pillars” of
Islam
The Shari’a
dar-al-Islam
caliph
The Umayyad Dynasty
The Abbasid Dynasty
Shi’ite
Sunni
Ulama
Sufis
Seljuks
Mamluks
Ottomans
Ibn-Rushd (Averroes) |
| Chapter
12 ~
Sui / Tang & Song Dynasty
Grand Canal
Yangzi River
Tang Taizong
Xuanzang
Grand Canal
nomadism
Equal-field system
An Lu-shan Revolt, 755
Examinations system
footbinding
porcelain
magnetic compass
Printing ~ movable type
Gunpowder
Buddhism in China
Silla Dynasty - Korea
The Viet people
Nara & Heian Japan
shogun ~ Kamakura and Muromachi periods
Samurai |
Chapter
13 ~
Buzurg ibn Shadriyar
Gupta
Dynasty
White Huns
Harsha
Mahmud of Ghazni
The Sultanate of Delhi
Purana
The Chola Kingdom
The Kingdom ofVijayanagar
Indianization
Vishnu and Shiva
Sufi Mystics
The Bhakti Movement
Funan State & the Isthmus of Kra
Srivijaya Kingdom
Angkor
Kingdom
Emporia
Ramanuja
& Vishnu
The Melaka State & the Straits |
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