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Final Jeopardy
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100
This is a form of social organization in which the
father is the supreme authority in the family, c
lan, or tribe.
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100
Patriarchy
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200
The Fertile Crescent known as the birthplace of
civilization located in modern day Iraq is
located along which two rivers?
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200
Tigris Euphrates
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300
These two cities were located in the Indus River
Valley civilization. Each had a sophisticated
water system, strong central govt, and even a
special method of air conditioning!
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300
Harrappa Mohenjo-Daro
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400
This Chinese Dynasty (1600-1100 BCE )is known for
its walled cities, centralized govt , ancestor
veneration, Oracle Bones
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400
Shang Dynasty
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500
This early American civilization used quipu as a
form of record keeping.
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500Chavin
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100
The Qin Dynasty (221-209 BCE) was characterized
by a strong agricultural economy, a strong army,
iron production, the Great Wall, and expansion.
Due to this type of government system the Qin
only lasted 15 years.
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100Legalism
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200
This Iron Age Empire by 500 BCE consisted of
everything between Egypt, Turkey, Indus River
Valley and Mesopotamia. It used various methods
of unification such as encouraging a common
religion (Zoroastrianism), building Royal Roads,
and appointing Satraps.
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200
The Persian Empire
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300
This Greek organization of city-states was first
formed in 477BCE. Initially it was a voluntary
alliance of Greek states, but as time went on
Athens began to dominated this organization
demanding annual contributions and submission
from other city-states.
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300 Delian League
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400
This term refers to the spread of Greek
culture/ideas as spread by Alexander the Great.
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400 Hellenization
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500
This is a  person who has attained Enlightenment, 
but  postpones Nirvana in order to help others to
 attain   Enlightenment
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500Bodhisattva
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100
This is known as a holy war undertaken as a sacred
 duty by Muslims.
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100
Jihad
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200
Wait for it a group of nomads called ________led
by ________ caused destruction killed a lot of
people, but facilitated trade through a massive
empire, provided protection, increased taxation,
increased cultural interaction and diffusion
while bringing about an exchange of ideas,
technology, and religion.
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200The Mongols Genghis Khan
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300
This ruler of Mali (1312-1337) displayed the
countries wealth on his Hajj to Mecca. Mali had
control of the important gold and cooper trades
as well as contacts with North African Muslim
traders.
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300
Mansa Musa
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400
This term is used to describe the Inca form of
taxes which was often paid in labor. It was used
to create huge terraces, irrigation, and
water-control systems
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400
Mita
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500
This Chinese Dynasty (618-908) was known for
Buddhism. During this time, territory expanded as
did Silk Road trade. Womens status also improved
until 845 when the government turned against
Buddhism and the Song Dynasty (known for
footbinding)would be established.
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500 Tang
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100
Martin Luther protested against the sell of this
which granted forgiveness for past sin.
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100
Indulgence
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200
_______, a Chinese Muslim explorer set sail for
the _______ Dynasty in order to showcase Chinas
superiority and establish tribute states.
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Zheng He Ming
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300
In terms of labor the Spanish colonies relied
more heavily on _________ whereas the English
colonies relied more heavily on ______.
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300 African Slavery Indentured Servants
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400
This Ottoman ruler (The Lawgiver) extended the
empire to its greatest extent but was defeated in
Vienna, effectively ending his campaign to
conquer Europe.
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400Suleiman the Magnificent
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500
This Enlightenment philosopher believed that
people were reasonable and able to rule
themselves. He also believed in the Natural
Rights of life, liberty, and property. In
contrast, this Enlightenment philosopher believed
that people were wicked and selfish and an
absolute monarch was the best form of government.
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500
Locke, Hobbes
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100
Slavery in the western hemisphere lasted longest
in what country?
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100
Brazil
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200

• When The French Revolution occurred back home
  the French colony of St. Domingue (Haiti) with a
  population of 90 slaves revolted. This was led
  by who?

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Toussaint LOuverture
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300
This 1905 war marked the first time a
non-European power beat a European nation in war.
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300
Russo-Japanese War
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400
The phrase The Eastern Question referred to
what?
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400European debate in the mid to late 1800s
over whether the Ottoman Empire should continue
to exist and if not, who should take over its
territory.
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500The unequal treaties of Nanjing Kanagawa
promised what?
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500
Opening trade ports, extraterritority, ---- its
1100pm and U.K. is playing
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Final Jeopardy Category
Muslim Caliphates
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Final Jeopardy
This Muslim Caliphate capital was located in
Baghdad. During this time it was considered to be
the Muslim golden age of unity considering that
Non-Arab Converts were fully integrated and not
considered second class citizens. Also the House
of Wisdom was created.
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Final Jeopardy Answer
Abbasid Caliphate!