1St Six Weeks Review

1st Six Weeks Review

Chapter 1 22. Hittites and chariots

1. Paleolithic/ Neolithic 23. Linear B

2. Agricultural Revolutions instead of 24. Hyksos and Egypt Agricultural Revolution 25. New Kingdom Egypt, attitudes and 3. Life or farmers vs. gatherers actions

4. Megathliths 26. Hatshepsut/ Akhenaten

5. Venus figurines 27. Meroe and Candace, role of women

6. Mesopotamia, geography, resources 28. Minoan and Mycenaean, geography or Greece 7. Fertile Crescent 29. Assyria, mass deportation, terror as a 8. Sumerians tactic

9. City-state 30. Library of Ashurbanipal

10. Epic of Gilgamesh, afterlife 31. Israel, Abraham, David, and Solomon’s 11. Hammurabi, eye for eye Temple

12. Anthropomorphic 32. Babylonian Captivity, Diaspora

13. Ziggurats 33. Hebrew Monotheism vs. other views

14. Cuneiform 34. Phoenicians, trade and dye, alphabet

15. Mesopotamian trade with rest of world, 35. Carthage, tophets Egypt, Gift of Nile, geography, resources Chapter 3

16. Isolationism 36. China, natural boundaries

17. Ma’at 37. Yellow River, Chinas Sorrow

18. Hieroglyphics 38. Shang, divination, oracle bones

19. Papyrus 39. Barbarians

20. Book of Dead, Negative Confession 40. Zhou, Mandate Of Heaven, Dynastic 21. Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, collapse, Cycle grid system 41. Legalism, Daoism, Confucianism, family Chapter 2 structure, societal structure 42. Kush and Meroe 65. Hellenistic Age, Alexandria (Egypt), Ptolomies 43. Nomadism Chapter 5 44. Celtic culture 66. Roman geography Chapter 4 67. Citizenship 45. Cyrus 68. Punic Wars, Hannibal 46. Attitudes of Persian Empire 69. Senate 47. Satraps 70. Patron/ client relationship 48. Darius I 71. Greek influence on gods 49. Persepolis 72. Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Augustus 50. Roads 73. Republic Empire 51. Zoroastrianism, dualism 74. Equites 52. Greece, need for colonies 75. Pax romana, roads, aqueducts, services 53. Greek Alphabet for poor 54. Barbaroi 76. Romanization 55. Limited democracy 77. Jesus, Paul 56. Herodotus 78. Third Century Crisis 57. Sparta vs. Athens cultural values 79. Constantine and Christianity 58. Pericles 80. Slavery in Rome 59. Persian Wars, Darius, Xerxes, 81. Qin and Han and the Chinese Thermopylae, Marathon, Salamis population, 60. Delian League, abuse of power 82. Han culture spread, 61. Athenian power 83. Confucian view of women 62. Peloponnesian War 84. Qin, roads, canals 63. Socrates and Plato 85. Chang’an 64. Alexander’s conquest of Greece and 86. Son of Heaven Persia 87. Gentry and their version of 89. Han and northern frontier Confucianism 90. Tributary System 88. Civil Service Exam 91. Parallels, Rome vs. Han, p. 159-160