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World Civilization – HIS 104

Spring 2021 - First Exam (Chapters 14-16)

Short Identification (40% of exam grade): The exam itself will consist of 5 short identification terms which you will choose from a bank of 10 terms (8 points per term). You should thoroughly identify each term, including its historical context and significance drawn from class lectures, its date or timeframe, and its geographical setting.

Essay Question: One of the three discussion questions outlined below will be chosen for the exam. Your answer must consistent of a minimum of 3 paragraphs (at least 4 sentences per paragraph). I am most interested to see how you are processing the material from the notes that you take in class and the applicable reading assignments. Do NOT use any outside sources; this will be deemed plagiarism resulting in a zero (0) exam grade.

1. Age of Exploration (Chapter 14):

a. Describe the motives & methods that made exploration possible in the 15th & 16th centuries.

b. Describe the significance & consequences of the Colombian Exchange on the Old & New Worlds.

c. Describe each of the following terms: mercantilism, triangular trade, & middle passage.

2. Absolutism and Constitutionalism (Chapter 15):

a. What is absolutism? When did it emerge? What country is it best associated with & why?

b. Identify at least 3 rulers from 3 different countries who we identified as having implemented absolutism and describe the particular ways in which each of these rulers consolidated power.

c. What is constitutionalism? When did it emerge? What country is it best associated with & why?

3. Rise of Empires (Chapter 16): Compare & contrast the Ottoman Empire & China under the Qing Dynasty by describing each of the following features:

a. Structure of Government

b. Ways at least 1 ruler from each empire consolidated power

c. Role/Status of Women

14 – Exploration (1500-1800)

15 – Absolutism & Constitutionalism (17th Century)

16 – Rise of Empires

Ottomans & China

Motives of European Expansion

3 Crises of 17th Century

Ottoman Empire

Things That Made Expansion Possible

Treaty of Westphalia

Mehmet II

Early Portuguese Explorers

5 Building Blocks of Power

Fall of Constantinople

Christopher Columbus

Absolutism

Suleyman I

Hernan Cortes

Absolutism in France

Treaty of Karlowitz

Francisco Pizarro

Role of Cardinal Richelieu

Levels of Turkish Rule

Treaty of Tordesillas

Role of Cardinal Mazarin

Janissaries

Columbian Exchange

Ways Louis XIV Consolidated Power

Queen Mother

Encomienda System

Triumvirate – Russia, Prussia, Austria

Millets

Black Legend

Peter the Great

4 Social Classes

Commonalities of European Colonies

Frederick William

Position of Ottoman Women

Mercantilism

Leopold I

Triangular Trade

English Constitutionalism

China under Ming/Qing Dynasties

Middle Passage

English Civil War

Khubilai Khan

Advantage of African Labor in Americas

Commonwealth & Cromwell

Ming (Bright) Dynasty

Glorious Revolution & 3 Acts Passed

Qing (Pure) Dynasty

Position of Women in Europe

Manchus

Kangxi

Importance of Joint Family

Position of Chinese Women