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    The study guide provides an overview of major topics in World History from chapters 1-14, including the origins of crop cultivation and writing systems, characteristics of ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, India, and Rome, the spread of major world religions along trade routes, innovations in medieval Europe and Asia, and the rise and fall of empires across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas up through the Mongol conquests. Students are expected to understand key people, places, events, innovations, beliefs, and political developments within these major world regions and time periods.

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    The study guide provides an overview of major topics in World History from chapters 1-14, including the origins of crop cultivation and writing systems, characteristics of ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, India, and Rome, the spread of major world religions along trade routes, innovations in medieval Europe and Asia, and the rise and fall of empires across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas up through the Mongol conquests. Students are expected to understand key people, places, events, innovations, beliefs, and political developments within these major world regions and time periods.

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    AP World History

    Mid-Term Study Guide Chapters 1- 14

    Crop Cultivation
    -Purpose of?
    -Where did it begin?

    Creation Myths
    -purpose

    Characteristics of Mesopotamian gods

    Writing Systems and where they began


    Hieroglyphics

    Cuneiform

    Chinese Philosophies during Warring States Period

    Mycaneans

    Olmec Religion

    Celtic People-location

    Assyrian Empire-location
    Government

    Fall of

    Phoenician economy

    Ancient Iran
    Classes

    Kings

    Who participated in greek democracy?

    Results of Persian wars

    Hellenistic Age
    What

    When

    Roman Empire
    Technology

    Emperors

    Qin Dynasty-philosopgy
    Chinese Values

    Han-innovations and founder of?

    Results of Warring states period

    Characteristics of Hinduism

    Characteristics of Buddhism

    Characteristics of Islam

    Indian Ocean traders

    Silk Road
    Religions spread
    Technologies spread

    African Sahara Trade

    Feudal Society

    Crusades—reasons for

    Tang Empire- fall of

    Song innovations

    China & Japan relationship

    Mexico history
    Teotihuacan

    Maya

    Tenochitlan

    Aztecs

    Incas

    N. American Tribe-Anasazi

    Mongol Rule

    Yuan Empire

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