<p> Honors 210B, Spring 2005 Final ID and Map Exam: Study Guide</p><p>The test will have two main parts. Part I will focus on the ID terms. Part II will focus on map identification. Remember that the Final ID and Map Exam is cumulative. In other words, it will include items from the period covered by the Midterm ID and Map Exam and items introduced since that test.</p><p>I. Part I will focus on the ID terms. Below are all the possible ID terms that may appear on Part I of the exam. Some of these terms will appear on the exam. You should turn to the Bentley and Ziegler textbook, your lecture notes, or the discussion readings to gather information on these terms. Warning: Do not turn to the Internet, as much of the information there is inaccurate! Hint: The index of Bentley and Ziegler should be very helpful as you prepare for the test. </p><p>Your answers for the ID questions should do 2 things: </p><p>1) Identify, as specifically as you can, the person, concept, or event. Give an approximate date. (Century is fine. When relevant, you may need to give a range of centuries.)</p><p>2) Explain the historical significance of the term. When you think about the historical significance, consider the following questions: What were the historical results of a particular event? What did the actions of this person lead to? What larger themes is the term representative of?</p><p>ID Terms from Midterm</p><p>Three Estates Catalina de Erauso</p><p>Manorial System Mehmed II the Conqueror</p><p>Cottage Industries Süleyman the Magnificent</p><p>Self-fashioning Shiite</p><p>Jean de Coras Sunni</p><p>Martin Guerre Bertrande de Rols</p><p>Zheng He Christopher Columbus</p><p>Joint-Stock Companies Tainos</p><p>Hernán Cortés Bartolomeu Dias</p><p>The Columbian Exchange</p><p>ID Terms since the Midterm</p><p>Angola Socialism Total War</p><p>Queen Nzinga Luddites Yalta Conference</p><p>Antonian Movement Cecil Rhodes Potsdam Conference</p><p>Syncretism English East India Co. Truman Doctrine</p><p>Triangular Trade Berlin Conference Marshall Plan LIST CONTINES ON NEXT PAGE. Core vs. Periphery Social Darwinism Warsaw Pact</p><p>Voltaire Gobineau Gorbachev</p><p>Locke Ming Dynasty Balfour Declaration</p><p>Rousseau Great Wall Gamal Nasser</p><p>Three Estates Qing Dynasty Suez Crisis</p><p>Simon Bolivar Opium Wars Pied Noir</p><p>Conservatism Mao Zedong</p><p>Liberalism Triple Alliance</p><p>Nationalism Triple Entente</p><p>Calico Acts Schlieffen Plan</p><p>Factory System Black Hand</p><p>Fordism Treaty of Versailles</p><p>Karl Marx Mandate System</p><p>II. Part II of the test will ask you to locate the modern countries or bodies of water that correspond to the historical societies and regions discussed in class, as listed on the attached map. On the test you will receive a map identical to the one on this study guide. You should study all map features numbered on the study guide. All of these items will appear on the exam. Map items must be spelled correctly or they will not receive full credit on the exam. Good luck studying, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.</p><p>Map Items from Midterm</p><p>1. Portugal 6. Bahamas 11. Turkey 16. India</p><p>2. Spain 7. Mexico 12. Iraq 17. Saudi Arabia</p><p>3. France 8. Brazil 13. Iran 18. China</p><p>4. Italy 9. Peru 14. Afghanistan 19. Indian Ocean</p><p>5. Atlantic Ocean 10. Chile 15. Pakistan 20. Pacific Ocean</p><p>Map Items since the Midterm</p><p>21. Angola 26. Egypt 31. Israel</p><p>22. Democratic Republic of Congo 27. Sudan 32. Syria</p><p>23. Mali 28. Mongolia 33. Russia </p><p>24. Algeria 29. Japan 34. Thailand</p><p>25. Tunisia 30. Vietnam 35. Indonesia </p>