Ap world history unit 1 timeline

TIMELINE

Shang Dynasty (1766-1122 BCE)

Zhou Dynasty (1122-221 BCE)

Springs and Falls Period (770-480 BCE)

Warring States Period (480-221 BCE)

Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE)

Han Dynasty (206-581 CE)

Three Kingdoms (220-581 CE)

Sui Dynasty (581-648)

Tang Dynasty (618-907)

Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (907-960)

Song Dynasty (960-1279)

Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368)

Ming Dynasty (1368-1677)

Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)

1.1 Developments in East Asia 1200-1450

East Asia

• early values in confucianism, crating social hierarchies

• Good governments must have good leaders (ex: civil service exam in Han Dynasty)

• after the fall of the Han Dynasty, confucianism decreases on popularity- lead to the rise of buddhism on Silk Road trade routes.

• Zhou Kuangyin established his own dynasty (Song) and took name of Emperor Taizu in 960

• Unifies a shattered Chine over 20 year period.

  The Lyric dynasty:

• developed governmental practices

• viewed buddhism as a threat to bureaucracy and brings back confucianism and emphasizes education

• neo-confucianism: brings back filial

  AP World History Timeline (Units 1-6)

  • The Tang and Song Dynasties are more known as "China's Golden Age". They had brought many things and ideas such as paper money becoming dominant, champa rice being mass produced, and gunpowder being used more. This Era, however, would eventually end when the Song Dynasty collapsed mainly because of constant invasions by the Jin Dynasty. The Dynasties were able to turn China into one of the most powerful areas in the world.
  • During this period, the Abbasids were strong leaders who controlled a vast territory and created a culture that is often referred as the "Golden Age of Islam". The Abbasid Caliphate was a dynasty that had ruled over the Islamic Empire. The leader of the Abbasids was known as the "Caliph". During the time of the Abbasids, the caliph was typically the closest male relative of the previous Caliph.
  • Feudalism was a work based structure that existed in Europe during the 900's. The system was created off of relationships deciding on how society as a whole worked. A lot of the time, land was gifted to others as a trade for products. Kings sometimes gave up land to lords in exchange for soldiers, bo
    
    

    • After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Europe was decentralized, so kingdoms came up on their own. Feudalism was the basis for each kingdom to have order. The serfs provide food and labor and pay taxes, the knights safeguard the lords, and the lords pay taxes to the king. The king gives land to the lords, the lords deliver pieces of land to the knights, and the knights safeguard the serfs. It was a simple government where one gives something to get something.
    • After the decline of the Sui Dynasty due to the assassination of its leader; the Tang Dynasty was established. The Tang dynasty expanded conquering many Central Asian nomadic societies and establishing a tribute system which was a common practice for China even after the Tang dynasty was replaced with the Song dynasty in 960 AD. The dynasties re-established Confucianism as the main practice and made many academic achievements such as creating the world's first printing press.
    • Baghdad was a very wealthy trade city, so it was made the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate during the Golden Age of Islam. Here they built the Home of Wisdom as a university for all people based on Greco-Roman concepts. They made many med
      

      Full Course Review for AP Planet History

      Join the AP World History 5-Hour Cram Finale for a comprehensive last minute cram session covering the entire WHAP curriculum including every unit, every time period, and every type of doubt you will come against during the exam. After the stream, invite your friends to a study with me online session to discuss any of your last-minute questions to help you feel more confident before the big day!

      Here is a breakdown of the review schedule and timeline:

      • 30 min - Overview (Sorting by theme, region, and second periods)
      • 1 hour - 1200-1450 CE
      • 1 hour - 1450-1750 CE
      • 1 hour - 1750-1900 CE
      • 1 hour - 1900-Present
      • 30 min - Final thoughts (Time management, strategies, and pep talk)

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      Historical Period 1: Units 1 and 2 (1200 to 1450)

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      • 750-1258 -- Abbasid Caliphate- ⚡ Watch: AP World History - 🎥 Dar-al-Islam in the Global Middle Ages- 960-1279 -- Song Dynasty- Filial piety, Neo-Confucianism, Buddhism.- Grand Canal expanded.- Heavy use of champa rice, which was resistant to drought. - This was a lot of work to irrigate, so there was a hefty reliance on farmers.- Lots of steel and porcelain expor
        
        

        AP World History Unit 1 Timeline Foundations Flashcards

        72218971598000 B.C.EFirst agricultural villages072218995084000 B.C.EFirst cities172219679833200 B.C.EBeginning of Sumerian dominance of Mesopotamia272219748183000 B.C.EBeginning of agriculture in South America Commencement of agriculture in New Guinea372219788993000 B.C.E - 1000 C.EIndo-European migrations472220030332600-2500 B.C.E.Pyramid construction in Egypt572220065562500-2000 B.C.E.Height of Harappan society in South Asia672220111592350 B.C.E.Beginning of regional empires in Mesopotamia772220179932200 B.C.E.Beginning of Chinese dynastic rule872220231772000 B.C.E.Beginning of the Bantu migrations972239252571500 B.C.E.Beginning of Aryan migrations to South Asia1072239393791500-500 B.C.E.Vedic Age in South Asia1172239442581500B.C.E.-700C.E.Austronesian migrations1272239454971403-221 B.C.E.Period of the Warring States in China1372239468581000-970 B.C.E.Rule of Hebrew King David147223947805900 B.C.E.Invention of ironworking in sub-Saharan Africa157223948733800 B.C.E