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Page 1: Global Midterm Project By Julie Apuzzo and Johanna Cohen

Global Midterm Project

By Julie Apuzzo and Johanna Cohen

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3 Million Years Ago-Present

Australopithecines, homo habilis, homo erectus, Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons are our ancestors

Neolithic Revolution was the

agricultural revolution

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Fertile Crescent

• Located in between Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

• Was home to the Mesopotamia and Sumer civilizations

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Egypt

• Egypt is “Gift of the Nile”• Narmer united upper and lower Egypt • Believed in theocracy

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Indus Valley Civilization

• Located on the Indus River• Had Monsoons • Used Urban planning

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River Valley China

• Located on yellow river

• Loess (yellow silt from river)

• Mandate of Heaven • Feudalism • Dynastic Cycle

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Hinduism

• Started with nomads in the Indus Valley (1500 B.C.)

• Caste System

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Buddhism

• Started by Siddhartha Gutama of India• Believed in four noble truths• Wanted Nirvana

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Christianity and Judaism• Christianity derived from

Judaism• Constantine of Rome

accepted Christianity• Monotheistic

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• Daoism/Taoism – harmony with nature

•Animism – belief that all things have a soul

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Philosophers of Greece – Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

Peloponnesian Wars – between Athens and Sparta

Devian League – Greek city-states united to defeat Persia

Greece was a democracy

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Alexander The Great

• From Macedonia• Conquers and unites Greece,

Egypt, Persia, and part of India• Hellenistic Culture

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Punic Wars

• Between Hannibal of Carthage and Rome

• Rome won

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Roman Republic• 12 tables – written laws• Patricians – wealthy land owners• Plebeians – poor farmers• 3 branches

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Fall of the Republic

• Falls mainly because of rich and poor gap, and corruption in the government

• Last consul was Julius Caesar

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Roman Empire

• Pax Romana

• Started by Augustus

• Diocletian divided the empire

• Fell for same reasons as republic

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Byzantine

• East part of former Roman empire

• Preserved Roman culture

• Justinian and Theodora

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Mauryan Empire

• United Northern India for the first time• Asoka promoted religious tolerance• Chandragupta Mauryan was first

emperor

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Guptan Empire

• Had India’s Golden Age• Made many advanced discoveries, like the

value of pi

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Han Dynasty

• Lui Bang, Wudi and Wand Bang• Confucianism• Had many monopolies

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By Julie Apuzzo and Johanna Cohen

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