

Chinese Society and History Flashcard
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Social Studies
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9th Grade
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Anna McClintock
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Since the Song dynasty lost their throne after Heaven removed its blessing, the Yuan [Mongol] dynasty rose from the desert to enter and rule over China for a hundred years. Heaven, however, tired of their misgovernment after a century, turn their fate to ruin. We, as a simple peasant of Huai-yu, decided to save the people, and it pleased the Creator. He granted us civil and military power, the right to rule. We occupy the imperial throne of China under the dynastic title of the Great Ming. We have sent officers to all the foreign kingdoms with this letter except to you, Byzantium. You being separated from us by the western sea, have yet to receive the announcement. However, we now begin to explore the seas and we must let the world know our intention to maintain peace within the four seas. Source: Manifesto (Letter) of Accession as First Ming Emperor, sent to the Byzantine Emperor, 1372 CE
Which action has a similar motivation to that of the letter?
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The Voyages of Zheng He
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which event or process was the most immediate cause of the development shown in the map?
Back
The unification of Arabia under Islam
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which major empire was able to prevent itself from being conquered by the army shown above?
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Byzantine
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Now you must know that from this city of Cambaluc proceed many roads and highways leading to a variety of provinces. Each road receives the name of the province to which it leads to. At whichever road you take, you find every twenty-five miles of the journey a station which they call Yamb, or, as we should say, the Horse-Post-House. And at each of those stations used by the messengers and travelers, there is a large and handsome building for them to put up at, in which they find all the rooms furnished with fine beds. At some of these stations, moreover, there shall be posted some four hundred horses standing, ready to send messages to any part of the empire. Source: Marco Polo, European explorer in Mongol Territory, Travels of Marco Polo, 1280
What claim can be supported by evidence from the text?
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The Mongols valued communication throughout their empire.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Books: Trade, Art and the House of Medici: A Renaissance Story, Michelangelo and the Pope’s Ceiling, The Reformation and the Division of Christendom, Revolutions of the Printing Press: Luther and His World, Observation and Invention in the Scientific Revolution, Voyaging in New Seas: Science, the Church and a New World Order
Which group or institution was most dramatically impacted by the changes during the Renaissance, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution?
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The Catholic Church
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Men in nature are all free, equal, and independent. No one should be put out of this life, and forced to follow to the political power of another, without his own consent. The only way any one gives up his natural liberty, and puts on the limits of society, is by agreeing with other men to join and unite into a community. They do this to enjoy for comfortable, safe, and peaceable living one amongst another. He does this to secure enjoyment of his properties and to protect against that do not join. Source: John Locke, Second Treatise on Government, 1689
Which principle of the Enlightenment is most directly represented here?
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Social contract
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which group of people were most likely to engage in and share Enlightenment ideas?
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Educated elites in major cities
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