chapter 26
section review 3

1 chang hi shek and mal sadan
the americans

2 russia
3 macarther
4 tiwan and rice
5 nationalists
640,000,000
7 kim eil shbong singmanry
8 38th parallel
9 general macarther 1950- 1953
10 it changed the way we fight wars
it changed the rules of ingagement
the enemy opposed this plan and people were mad at the trups and the government


identify

five year plan was a five year plan to better the country
great leap- forward - plan to industrialize china
cultural revolution - they were against everything that wasnt chineese
red guards - the chineese personal guards

Redemption Day Assignment

1. Before Christ, Anno Domini
2. progressive change
3. rules the actions and affairs of others
4. supreme power
5. the flood
6. punishable by death
7. before the flood
8. Mesopotamia
9. also known as Babylon
10. worship of humans
11. a united group of people
12. people in a culture
13. Japhetic people

1. the flood
2. 1,600
3. Shem, Ham, and Jepheth
4. Nimrod-The Rebel
5. Tower of Babel

Assignment 40

Section Review





1 they revolted because they were angry and there freedoms were taken away from them and they were delt with harshly.

2 in 1555 they made a sorta peace treaty and the were on frendly grounds

3 the roman church was very angry and outraged and they were calling names left and right and clling them herotics and saying they were doomed and cursed blah blah blah

4 the jesuits

5 the controled many colledges and universitys



augusturg confession - was written by phillip melonthon

inquisition - was in inquiry and it was kinda like a trial

ignatius loyola he was a spanish soldier

concil of trent- where rome made a strong stand against protestents

sR 2

1 he kiled his grandmother for the throne

2 cuz he was abeast like that

3he was a firm believer in the cath0lic church

4 william the silent?

5 many good foods and the cultures have bleended

6 netherlands denmark and a few others

7 they got mad and upset

section review



1

Chapter 13 Test

celts first inhabitants of great britan

jutes very pwerful german people

angles germatic tribe

saxons - germatic price

augustine - latin church father

herold godwin - was the last anglo saxon King of england

william the conquer- he conquered

joan of arc - reunintede the french people

louis vi- ?

louis IX - king louey

ferdinand and isabella- ferdinand married issabella

marco polo- went to china and the indies

christopher columbus - discovered america






Who were the earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles?

What were the dates of the Hundred Years’ War?

Which Germanic tribe conquered Spain in the 5th century?

Which name did the Romans give to Spain?

These were Muslims from North Africa who invaded Spain:

What does “reconquista” mean?

Name 4 nations that developed in Europe during the Middle Ages.

What is the name of the monument in Southern England that may have been an ancient Celtic
worship site?

Which Germanic tribe named England?

Which Anglo-Saxon poet lived in the 7th century? (Hint: There’s a Christian band named after him)

Who was crowned king of France in 987 AD?

Which French king was St. Louis, MO named after?
named after king louey
What was the French Estates-General composed of? (List them out)

Which peninsula is Spain located on?

Name 3 Germanic tribes.

Which countries fought during the Hundred Years’ War? Who won?

joan of arc

he trial record demonstrates her remarkable intellect. The transcript's most famous exchange is an exercise in subtlety. "Asked if she knew she was in God's grace, she answered: 'If I am not, may God put me there; and if I am, may God so keep me.'"

Assignment 38

Ch. 13 Section Review 1

1 henry II created the plantagent

2 he wasnt nice to them at all

3 it eas forcefully signed

4 simon de momfort in 1265

5um.... the didnt have the same rights as the ones on the mainland

6 alfred the great and he made england a nation state

7 william won

9 he didnt really have any he only wanted to strengthen himself

10 it was henery the first

settled by ingle saxons

Chapter ?? Study Guide

feudalism
fief
lord
vassal
knight
chivalry
heraldry
castle
joust
tournament
manor
serf
Truce of God
Peace of God
burg
middle class
trade fair
guild
black death
Chaucer
trivium
quadrivium
scholasticism
Brethren of the Common Life
humanism
patron
Sistine Chapel
Medicis
Thomas Aquinas
William of Ockham
John Wycliffe
John Huss
Gerhard Groote
Dante
Petrarch
Bocaccio
Michelangelo
Flanders
Machiavelli
Giotto
DaVinci
Prague

assignment 36

1. It was a way of life based upon the ownership and use of land.

2. The lord basically ruled over the vassel

3. it was well protected by moats and thick walls

4.

Chapter 9/10 Test (Open Notes/Book)

1) Complete the following from the Chapter 9 Review, page 151. a. People (#1-33 every other odd)
1. annointed one of god

5. son of vespasian

9. hated christians and was the 4th great persrcution

13. pupil of polycarp

17. the most learned man in the early church

21. both the CO-emperors

25. christian apologists of the early church

29. bishop of alexandria

33. Roman Emperor

b. Terms (all)

1. place of worship for the JEWS...

2. non JEWISH person

3 Greek for "witness"

4. the last book in the bible

5 place of refuge for the believers to hide from ppersicution

6 equal rights for al religions

7 founders of the church

8 the people who wrote letters to officials to defend chritianity

9

10

11

12

13

c. Chapter Concepts (#4)


2) Complete the following from the Chapter 10 Review, page 159.
a. People (#1, 3, 5, 10)
b. Places (#1, 3)
c. Terms (#1, 3, 4)
d. Chapter Concepts (#1)

Assignment # 33

reamaining fragments of papyrus fragments of the New Testament.

Assignment 32

1.the itali

2. Itali, the etruscans, Greeks, and gauls.

3. The father was the ruler. they were taught gravity, dignity.

4. they had alot of god and goddness from the greeks; like zeus, apollo, etc.

5. 753 bc. The goverement change alot during the roman times.

6. the senate, consul, dictator.

7. They were the rich people, the highest of the people.

8. Twelve tables.


Identify:

Rome- Italy's chief city.

Forum- the common market or meeting place.

Jupiter- the chief and father of the gods

Assignment 31

Chapter 7 Section Review 2

1. Monarchy, council of elders andthe assembly

2. Astocracy is ruled by the best and Oligarchy is ruled by the few rich, they kept changing

3. ruled by the many or common people

4. ruled by men, they had to train in the military

5. Draco was more brutal and Salons was better

6. Peraclies he was a great military general

7. to fight the persians, it became an Athenian empire

8. 431-404 B.C., Thebes delivered a defeat to sparta

identify

Complete Chapter 7 Section Review 3

1. Phillip II

2

3

4

5

Assignment 30

a. Family Life-A Greek family consitsted


b. Clothing


c. Food


d. Entertainment


e. Military


f. Government


g. Social Life


h. Education

Assignment 28

on the timeline game i got a perfect 6 out of 6 =)

in athens we found an olive tree, an athenian soldier, a school boy, a house , a young girl, men gathered on a pynx, the acropolis and the parthenon

in sparta we found a young boy going to military camp, a scaredy cat trembler, a tree with there weapons and armor, a spartan soldier, spartan girls running, a mother loosing her baby, a thief boy and mountains

mount olympus quiz i got a perfect on the spartan and the mount olympus quiz and i only missed one on the athens quiz

assignment 26

on the map game i finished in 163 seconds

on the madagascar game i beat the game it was pretty fun too

but on the last game it wouldnt work on my mac and i couldnt play it

WH Blog Assignment #27

a. Tell me about Kenya's geography/landscape.savannas


b. Where is Kenya? What's the capital?nairobi east africa


c. What lies WEST of Nairobi?Great Rift valley


d. Tell me about the animals in Kenya. What's set up to protect them?elephants,lions,cheetas,giraffes,hippos, zebras, rhinos and more. more than 50 reserves


e. What 2 bodies of water is Kenya located between? How does this affect the culture there?indian ocean and lake victoria/ diverse culture and many ethnic groups and languages.


f. Significance of N. Kenya & Tanzania?may have been the original birthplace of humans


g. Tell me about slavery there in 1600s, 1700s, and 1800s.kidnapped and taken as slaves by arabs an dby the 1800 slavery was outlawed


h. How many languages/ethnic groups are there?60
languages and 40 ethnic groups

i. Tell me about the kids & school.school is free and many children are to busy to go


j. What are some important parts of Kenyan culture?music


k. What's the current government of Kenya like?its a republic judiciary


l. Official name? Form of Gov't? Population? Official Languages?republic of kenya/republic/33830000/ swahili english

m. Money? Mountain Ranges? Major rivers?
kenya shilling mau escarpment ,tana

a. Tell me what YOU think is going on in each photo (don't look at the caption!):

Photo 1-Archeoligists

Photo 2- Africans

Photo 3 - tourists

Photo 4 - some city

Photo 5 - some lake

Photo 6 - african flag?

5. Now, go back and post the captions for each photo to your blog. Were you close?

Photo 1-Archeoligists

Photo 2-Africans

Photo 3 - tourists

Photo 4 - nairobi

Photo 5 - lake victoria

Photo 6 -kenyan flag

assignment 25

Chapter 6 section review

2/5 , sahara , kalahari sahara

atlas mountain range/ mt. kilamanjaro

lake victoria, the nile is its source

great rift valley



identify

dark continent- africa because it was unexplored

savanna- vast tracks of land characterized by wet and dry seasons

lake tanganyika- the worlds longest and second deepest fresh water lake

on the african map game i made a 45 i did horrible

on the mini game demo

Test Essay

Egyptians thought that Pharaohs had an afterlife. Pharoahs spent their whole life prepairing there tombs for their death. Pharaohs would even bury their servants with them because they believed they would serv them in the afterlife.

study guide

Sahara- Home of the worlds largest desert

Nile- Home of the worlds largest river

Egypt- Northeast corner of Africa; also called "The seed bed of African culture"

Mizraim- Most ancient name of Egypt; name of one of Ham's sons

Land of Ham- What the Bible calls Egypt

Nomes- Small states in Egypt

Pharaohs- Strong rulers; Kings of Egypt

Menes- 1st pharaoh of Egypt; united upper and lower Egypt

"The gift of the Nile"- What Herodotus called Egypt

Hieroglyphics- Writing system; contains over 700 characters

Book of the dead- Most important Egyptian book

Memphis- known as Noph in the Hebrew Bible

Thebes- Nothing remains except the vast necropolis

Necropolis- Means city of the dead(one did cemetery)

Pyramid- Symbolizes Egyptian gov.; Pharaoh=top, Priests/Officials=Sides, Everyone else=Base

Monarchy- 1 absolute ruler

Theocracy- Nation under 1 god

Humanism- Worship a human

Naturalism- Worship nature

Polytheism-Many gods

Egyptian Tombs- Spend a lot of time preparing them for the after life

Great Pyramids of Cheops- 1 of the wonders of the world; 100,000 workers,20 years to
construct; 13 acres, 480 ft. tall, 2.3 million blocks of stone

King Tut- teenage pharaoh,died at 18 of natural causes, tomb was filled with exquisite treasures

Mummification- preservation of the bodies of the dead

30 Dynasties- what ancient Egyptian history is divided into

Old Kingdom- Dynasties 3-6

Pyramids of Giza- Cheops, Khafre and Menkaure built it

Great Sphinx- Head of a man,body of a lion;Bears likeness of Khafre

Middle Kingdom- 11th Dynasty

King Mentuhotep I- Established capital at Thebes

Hyksos- Asiatic warriors, conquered the middle kingdom

Ahmose I- drove the hyksos out of Egypt

New Kingdom- 18th - 20th Dynasty

Hatshepshut- may have been Moses mother, only female pharoah

Amenhotep II- Thut's son, may have been pharaoh during the Exodus

Later New Kingdom- Ramses II = most outstanding Egyptian monarch

Ramses II- most outstanding Egyptian Monarch

Alexander the Great- Conquered Egypt in 332 B.C.

Alexandria- Most important city in Alexander's empire

Lighthouse of Alexandria- 440 Ft. high marble tower; 1 of the wonders of the world

Chapter 5.1

Egypt

 Africa

Second largest continent

Home of the largest desert – Sahara

Home of the world’s largest river – the Nile River

 Egypt

Is in the corner of Africa

Called the seedbed of African culture

 Mizraim

Most ancient name of Egypt

Name if one of Ham’s sons

The bible called Egypt the land of Ham

 Nomes

Early on Egypt consisted of a number of small states called nomes

 Pharaohs

Strong rulers

Divided nomes into:

Lower Egypt

Upper Egypt

 Menes

The first pharaoh of Egypt

United upper and lower Egypt

Egypt became known as “ Kingdom of the Two Lands “

 The Nile River

World’s largest river

 Herodotus

Greek father of history

Lived 485 – 425 BC

 Nile Delta

At the mouth of the Nile

Chapter 5.2

Egypt

Language and literature

Hieroglyphics contains over 700 characters

The book of the dead

Most important Egyptian work

 contained prayers, hymns, spells, and other information to guide them through the after life

 placed in tombs

Important cities

 Memphis

• Known as noph in the Hebrew Bible

And

 Thebes

• Nothing remains of Thebes except the vast necropolis
• Means the city of the dead

The pyramid best symbolizes the Egyptian government

Ancient Egypt was an absolute monarchy

 chapter 5.3

Egyptian religion

 Humanistic

They worshiped man (pharaoh)

 Naturalistic

They worshiped nature

 Polytheistic

They believed in thousands of gods and goddesses

 Egyptian tombs

A man spent as much time preparing his tomb for the afterlife as he did on the affairs on this life

Early pharaohs built huge stone pyramids to serve as “ houses of eternity “ for their mortal remains

 Great pyramid of Cheops

One of the wonders of the world

Took 100,000 workers nearly 20 years to construct his pyramid

Once it was finished it:

 covered 13 acres

 contained 2.3 million blocks of stone

 was 480 feet high

 Tomb of Tutankhamen

One of the world’s greatest archaeological discoveries

Howard carter discovered the tomb in 1922

King tut was a teenage pharaoh who died at the age of 18

His tomb was filled with exquisite treasures!

 what is mummification?

The preservation of bodies of the dead

Huge tombs and pyramids were used as caskets