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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 17:19, October 12, 2011
, 17:19, October 12, 2011capitalization, minor improvements
|Eastern Roman Emperor from AD 527 to 565 who developed the Justinian Code, which is the basis of civil law in many places
|Eastern Roman Emperor from AD 527 to 565 who developed the Justinian Code, which is the basis of civil law in many places
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|[[Karma]]
|[[karma]]
|In Hinduism, everything a person has done. This determines status in the next life, so a Hindu wants "good karma."
|In Hinduism, everything a person has done. This determines status in the next life, so a Hindu wants "good karma."
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|[[Knight]]
|[[knight]]
|An armored soldier of feudalistic Europe. These soldiers first began using plate mail around the time of the crusades.
|An armored soldier of feudalistic Europe. These soldiers first began using plate mail around the time of the crusades.
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|the powerful, concise language spoken in ancient Rome that has contributed many roots of words and terms to modern European languages. "Caveat emptor!" (let the buyer beware)
|the powerful, concise language spoken in ancient Rome that has contributed many roots of words and terms to modern European languages. "Caveat emptor!" (let the buyer beware)
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|[[Lord(small l)]]
|[[lord]]
|The ruler and owner of a feudalistic area, under him are the serfs.
|The ruler and owner of a feudalistic area, under him are the serfs.
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|Chinese mandate that held that the gods blessed good rulers and overthrew bad ones
|Chinese mandate that held that the gods blessed good rulers and overthrew bad ones
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|[[Manor]]
|[[manor]]
|Under feudalism during the Middle Ages, a manor was a farm owned by a lord who had peasants to do the work and pay him rent in exchange for food, shelter and protection
|Under feudalism during the Middle Ages, a manor was a farm owned by a lord who had peasants to do the work and pay him rent in exchange for food, shelter and protection
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|2100-1650 BC: Egyptian kingdom known for its works and ideas, which ended due to a civil war
|2100-1650 BC: Egyptian kingdom known for its works and ideas, which ended due to a civil war
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|[[Monasteries]]
|[[monasteries]]
|Monasteries are communities of Christian monks that are set apart for god. Historians credit monasteries for the saving of literature and more during the middle ages.
|Monasteries are communities of Christian monks that are set apart for god. Historians credit monasteries for the saving of literature and more during the middle ages.
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|Peaked in power in the AD 1200s, held more contiguous (connected) land than any empire in history, but failed twice in trying to conquer Japan.
|Peaked in power in the AD 1200s, held more contiguous (connected) land than any empire in history, but failed twice in trying to conquer Japan.
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|[[Monotheism]]
|[[monotheism]]
|The belief in a religion worshiping only one god. [[Christianity]], [[Judaism]], and [[Islam]] are monotheistic religions.
|The belief in a religion worshiping only one god. [[Christianity]], [[Judaism]], and [[Islam]] are monotheistic religions.
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|ancient Persian highway rebuilt by Darius the Great
|ancient Persian highway rebuilt by Darius the Great
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|[[Samurai]]
|[[samurai]]
|The elite warriors of feudalistic Japan. They followed an important honor code called Bushido
|elite warriors of feudalistic Japan who followed a special honor code called Bushido
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|[[Saul]]
|[[Saul]]
|Governors in the distant lands of the Persian empire, which extended to Egypt and Arabia, who were carefully watched by the "King's Eyes and Ears" soldiers to prevent rebellions
|Governors in the distant lands of the Persian empire, which extended to Egypt and Arabia, who were carefully watched by the "King's Eyes and Ears" soldiers to prevent rebellions
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|[[Scholasticism]]
|[[scholasticism]]
|Christian philosophy from the AD 900s-1500s that developed logic in the direction of God
|Christian philosophy from the AD 900s-1500s that developed logic in the direction of God
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|[[Scientific Revolution]]
|[[scientific revolution]]
|The beginning of modern science in the AD mid-1500s, starting with the recognition by Copernicus that the Earth revolves around the Sun
|The beginning of modern science in the AD mid-1500s, starting with the recognition by Copernicus that the Earth revolves around the Sun
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|The national religion of Japan, which considered the emperor to be descended from sun Kami; sometimes considered more of a code of conduct rather than a religion.
|The national religion of Japan, which considered the emperor to be descended from sun Kami; sometimes considered more of a code of conduct rather than a religion.
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|[[Shogon]]
|[[shogon]]
|A feudalistic military ruler of Japan.
|a feudalistic military ruler of Japan
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|[[Siddhartha Gautama]]
|[[Siddhartha Gautama]]