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  • Slide 1
  • World Cultures Mid-Term Review
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  • Geography
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  • What does interdependence mean? Depending on other countries for goods, resources, and knowledge
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  • What are physical features? natural elements of the environment
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  • What are political features? Boundaries made by humans
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  • What is culture? All things that make up a peoples way of life
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  • How does religion strengthen society? Teaches values that all people accept
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  • What is ethnocentrism? Judging other cultures by standards of ones own culture
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  • How have people used the environment over the years? People have adapted to and changed the environment in which they live
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  • What is westernization? The adoption of western cultures
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  • Europe
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  • What type of physical feature is the continent of Europe? Peninsula
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  • What are the three most important rivers in Europe Thames Seine Rhine
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  • What are city-states? Small communities that valued their independence and were surrounded by farmland
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  • Define direct democracy Citizens participate directly in government rather than through elected officials
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  • How did the feudal system function during the Middle Ages in Europe? Everyone had a fixed place in society and was obedient to the class above them
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  • What was the effect of the bubonic plague? Inspired Ring around the Rosie Commonly thought of to be brought on by the Jewish community Killed over 25 million Europeans within 5 years.
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  • What was the Renaissance? Rebirth of interest in the arts, education, and science
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  • What role did Martin Luther play in the history in Europe? He opposed many wrongdoings of the church, especially indulgences
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  • What caused the economic crisis in France in the 1700s? The middle and working class were the only taxpayers
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  • How did Napoleon change French society? All men equal before law Freedom of religion Napoleonic Code
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  • What was the goal of the Congress of Vienna? Restore order in France after 25 years of war and revolution
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  • Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? British textile industry
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  • What were the effects of the Industrial Revolution in Britain? Advanced security and defense, health, and trade
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  • What caused World War I? Land disputes Assassination of Franz Ferdinand Build up of militaries
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  • How did Adolph Hitler come into power? He promised to restore order and greatness in Germany in light of the Depression
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  • Why was the policy of appeasement followed during World War II? Countries thought it was a fair price to pay for peace
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  • What was the Berlin Wall? A wall that was very hard to get past that divided Germany for almost 30 years
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  • Why was the Berlin Wall built? To stop East Germans from fleeing to West Germany
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  • What is the European Union? An institution of 27 European countries that share a commitment to peace and prosperity
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  • The Middle East
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  • What were the Christian holy wars (aimed at recapturing the Holy Land) called? Crusades
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  • Why did Israel become a center of conflict after World War II? Jews wanted to create an independent state there
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  • What Middle Eastern people establish a great empire along the Tigris and Euphrates River Valley? Sumerians
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  • What did Muhammad write at the request of the Allah? Koran
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  • What does OPEC stand for? Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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  • What religion do 90% of Middle Easterners follow? Islam
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  • What resource has made the Persian Gulf important? Oil
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  • Which country held American diplomats hostage for 444 days in 1979? Iran
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  • What is Zionism? The international movement for the establishment of a Jewish national community in Palestine and later for the support of modern Israel.
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  • What two groups fought fiercely over the Holy Land? Israelis and Palestinians
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  • What area did the earliest of Middle East civilization settle? The Fertile Crescent
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  • What was the main goal of the PLO? Regain Palestinian territory and establish a Palestinian state
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  • What led to the United States getting involved in the 1991 Persian Gulf War? Iraq invaded Kuwait
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  • Why did the French and the British fight over Egypt for in the 1880s? Both countries wanted to build a canal across the Suez
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  • What was the result of the United States and the Soviet Union supplying arms and aid to the Middle East for over forty years? The militaries of these countries were strengthened, but the countries were unstable
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  • What are basic elements of Christianity? Jesus was the messiah, Jesus was the son of God, Belief in teachings of Jesus
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  • What are basic elements of Judaism? Passover, religion of Hebrews, Jews were the chosen people
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  • What are basic elements of Islam? The Five Pillars, the Koran, Praying towards the city of Mecca
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  • Africa
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  • What geographic zones are in Africa? Rainforest Desert Sahara
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  • What is the largest desert in Africa? Sahara
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  • What oceans surround Africa? West- Atlantic East- Indian
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  • Which European country held the most territory in Africa prior to WWI?? Great Britain
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  • Define pharaoh: Rulers of ancient Egypt
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  • Define polygamy The practice of having more than one spouse
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  • What was the significance of the pyramids? They were burial sites for leaders
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  • Describe traditional village life Decisions that affected the entire village were made by consensus
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  • Describe traditional African religion Most were monotheistic
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  • Why was there a demand for slaves in Europe? Growth of plantation economy in the Americas
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  • How did colonial rule affect Africa? Most African nations had artificial boundaries that included many rival ethnic groups
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  • How did the Industrial Revolution affect Africa? It fueled Europes economic motives to colonize Africa by creating a major need for natural resources
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  • How did Africans overthrow British rule? By unifying
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  • Define Pan Africanism The idea of unifying all of Africa
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  • What country of Africa has the highest AIDS prevalence rate? South Africa
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  • Define apartheid A system of inequality and injustice based on race
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  • Describe how the diamond trade affects Africa It has caused many civil wars DeBeers had prospered tremendously from exploiting diamonds from Africa Diamonds worn by people in the richest parts of the world are often at the expense of some of the poorest people in the world.