Who did the Song Dynasty replace?
Tang dynasty
bureaucracy
organization in which appointed officias carried out the empi’re policies instead of elected representatives since Qin dynasty
Civil Service Exam
by scoring well young man can obtain highly desired job in the beauracacy
meritocracy
chna’s beauracacy
gunpowder
innovated in China, song dynasty made first guns
agricultural producitivy in china
champa rice - from Vietnam, drought reisisten
Chinese farmers put manure
elaborate irrigation systems
growing pop
manufacturing and trade
“black earth coal- produce greater amounts of cast iron goods. built stuff with steel
proto-industralization
a set of economic changes where people n rural areas made more goods than they could sell,, different from industrialization - large-scale production in factories
_ home based , community based
Grand canal
allowed song dynasty to become prosperous in trading 30,000 miles
source of income song
taxes, tributes
scholar gentry
educated n Confucian philosophy most influential social class in china
role of woman china
confucan traditions included respect for women, defer to men FOOTBINDING,, banned 1912
paper and printing
chinese invented paper, woodblock printing
buddhism
came to china from inda
filial piety
the duty of family members to suboridinate desires to the male head of family or ruler,,, emphasis on respect of elders helped Song maintain rule in china
neo-confucianism
ephasized ethics rather than the mysteries of God and Nature
Heian period
japan emulated Chinese traditions in politics art and lit
feudalism
feudal society without a centralized government , similar to European fuedlaism
serfdom present, but with samurai (warrior)
religio in korea
buddhism for peasants, Confucian for elte
powerful aristocracy
-arstocracy (highest class)
Koreancivil service exam not open to peasnats
trade between Asian countries
all traded and learned with china, japan Korea, vietnam
gender and social structure vietnam
vietnamese women greater independence in their marriage
nuclear families (just a wife husband and children
military confflict Vietnam and china
as tang dynasty feel, vietnamese rebels pushed out chiina’s occupying army
House ofWisdom
n Baghdad, scholarsc traveled there
mamluks
arabs purchased slaves who were ethnic Turks to serve as soldiers and later as bureaucrats , in Egypt these mamluks took control establishing mamluks sultanate (1250-1517)
seljuk turks
began conquering middle east, Seljuk leader = sultan
crusaders
abbasds allowed christians to travil to holy cites around jerusalem
baghdad
modern day iraqm major city controlled by abbasds
cultural continuities dar-al
slamic scholars followed advice of Muhammed to by leardiniing many cultures carry on work, Greek lierear —> arabic
math texts from India transfer to eurpeans
paper-mkaing china, Europeans learned from them
cultural innovations dar -al
GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM
NASR AL DIN AL TUSI — astronomy, law, logic, ethics, mathematics, philosophy, medicine
aishah al bauniyyah
sufi poet Muslim female writer,, poetry reflects contrast sufii and Muslim s
sufi
emphasized introspectction to gras ptruths thatthey believed could not be understood through learning
slavery dar-al
islam prohibits mono-thesit reliigion slaves
imported slaves from Africa, Kievan rus (Belarus Russia Ukraine) central asia
women treatment
hijab, women could study but not in men company
status of women
inherit property, dowriess, divorce, new cties= new limitations
islamic rule in spain
political structures in southern India
vijayanaagara Empire - began with two brothers who converted to islam
political structures in northern nda
Rajput kingdoms - after Gupta , led by leaders of clans, no centralized government, hindu
Delhi Sulanate
muslim, lost power to MUGHals
jizya
tax for non-muslims
qutub minar
islamic architecture built during g dehli sultanate
Urdu
new language devloped among Muslims of south Asia,, mix of Hindi gramer, vocab of Arabic, and elemtns ofFaris, official language of Pakistan
The Bakht Movement
development Hindusimportance of emotion n their spiritual life, strong attachment to deity
mayan government
cty-state, human sacrifices
aztecs (Mexicans)
tribute system , theocracy, hundreds of deites,
decline - low level of tech, insufficient agriculture, Spaniards 1519
inca
tribel leader -pachacuti
mit’a system-mandatory public service
sun god- most important
decline - spanish
Hausa Kingdom
Nigera, formed 7 states, cty-states, trans-saharan trade,
g
ghana
sold gold ivory to muslims exchange for copper salt cloth and tools
m
sahili
traders blended bantu and arabic
Ethiopia
christian, kingdom of Axum prospered in trading goods, spread of islam —> religious diversity
Great Zimbabwe
massive wall of stone, capital city, overgrazing damaged environment so residents left.
feudalism in europe
for protection
monarch grated tracts of land called fiefs to lords—> lords became a king’s vassal (person who owed service to high status)
Lords then provide land to knights—> kights now vassals
lords provide land and protection to peasants→peasants obligated to farm obey
manoral system
large fiefs/estates reffered to as manors
produced everything that people living on t requred, limiting outside contact
homes of serfs → Ted to land
three-field-system
crops rotated through three fields
one was wheat, rye, food
second- legumes, peas, lentil, beans, made sol fertile added nitrogen
third, unused
The Hundred Years war
england and France series of battles use of gunpowder weapons
crusades
series of European military campagsn in the middle east t
he first crusade
european army conquered Jersalem
fourth crusade
last major one
marco polo
italna explorer, discovered stuff about Mongols, stimulated interest n cartography
Blakck death
1/3 pop of eurpe dead lit
little ice age
five-century cooling of climate, lower temp reduce agricultural producitivy , Jews faced scapegoatingJew
s
livined in muslm areas , antisemitism expelled in countries year by year m
muslims
faced discrimnation ottoman empire spread islam to balkn countries
gender rolesRenassance
period characterized by revival of interest in classical Greek Roman lit, art, culture and civic virtue.
humanism , focus on self rather than God