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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: From Hunter-Foragers to Settled Name:

Societies Source: Amsco chapter 1Period 1

Essential Question: How was society and life changed between the Paleolithic and Neolithic Revolutions?

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Migrating Across the Globe

The Paleolithic Period:

Adapting to the

Environment

Control of Fire

Hunter-Forager Society

Roles in Society

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Religion and Art

The Neolithic Revolution:

Agriculture

Pastoralism

Specialization of Labor

Growth of Villages, Towns,

and Cities

Governments

Religions

Technological Innovations

The First Civilizations

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: The First Civilizations Name:

Source: Amsco chapter 2

Period 1

Essential Question: How did different civilizations evolve?

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The Sumerians

Sumerian Government

Sumerian Religion

Sumerian Economics and

Trade

Sumerian Social Structure

Women in Sumer

Cultural and Scientific

Contributions

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Sumerian Decline

The Babylonian Empire

King Hammurabi

Babylonian Society and

Culture

The Phoenicians

The Hebrews

Monotheism

Division and Diaspora

The Geography of Africa

Ancient Egypt

Introduction of Agriculture

And Pastoralism

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Transportation and Trade

Early Government

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

Egyptian Society

Religion

Continuous Culture

Egyptian Writing

Scientific Contributions

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Nubia, Kush, and Axum

Nubia

Kush

Axum

Indus Valley Civilizations

Agriculture and the

Environment

Aryan Migration and

Interactions

Importance of Clans

Aryan Language

Aryan Religious Traditions

Aryan and Davidian

Beliefs

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China’s First Civilization

China’s First Rulers

The Shang Dynasty

Economy, Technology,

And Trade

Religion

Cultural and Scientific

Contributions

The End of the Shang

The Zhou Dynasty

Government

Trade and Agriculture

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Urbanization

Zhou Achievements

The Decline of the Zhou

The First Americans

The Chavin

The Olmec

Pacific Peoples

The Austronesian

Speakers

Easter Island

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Classical Civilizations in Greece and Name:

Persia Source: Amsco chapter 3Period 2

Essential Question: How did Greek culture influence Persian?

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Early Mediterranean

Civilizations

Crete

Rise of the Greek

City-States

Social and Political

Systems

Sparta’s Military Society

Athenian Democracy

Politics

Democracy

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Athenian Philosophy

Socrates

Aristotle

Athenian Religion and

Culture

Architecture and Art

The Olympic Games

Greek Colonies

Persian Empire

The Reign of Darius

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Toleration

Religious Beliefs

Society

Environment and

Technology

Trade

Persia vs. Greece

Decline of Persia

Athens-Sparta Rivalry

The Rise of Macedonia

Alexander and the

Hellenistic World

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Formation and Fall of the

Kingdoms

Other Empires in Persia

Seleucids

Comparing Greek and

Persian Empires

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: The Roman World Name:

Source: Amsco chapter 4Period 2

Essential Question: How was the Roman Empire different from the Roman Republic?

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Rome as a Monarchy

Etruscans and Latins

Political Traditions

Main differences in early

forms of government

From Monarchy to

Republic

Plebeians and Magistrates

Tribunes

ConsulsSummary:

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Rule of Law

Roman Expansion

Greece and Gaul

Carthage and Beyond

Soldiers

Roman Society

Slaves

Decline of Small

Landholders

Women

Civil Wars

End of the Republic

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The Roman Empire

Roads and Defense

Social Classes

Women

Law

Literature and Philosophy

Roman Religion

State Religion

Personal Religion

Jews Under Roman Rule

Christianity

Peter and Paul

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Features of Emergent

Christianity

St. Augustine

Interregional Trade

Networks

Sea Routes

New Technology and

New goods

Decline of the Empire

Population Decline

Environmental Problems

Challenges for non-Roman

Legacies of the Romans

Laws and Government

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Architecture

Military

Literature

Language

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Topic/Objective: Classical Civilizations in India and Name:

Cornell Notes China Source: Amsco chapter 5Period 2

Essential Question: What made the empires and dynasties of India and China unique?

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The Caste System

The four castes

Dalits

Evolution of the Caste

System

New Religions Emerge

Jainism

Buddhism

Comparing Indian Spiritual

Traditions

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Duty in Hinduism

Gender Roles

Mauryan Empire

Government

Ashoka Maurya

Ashoka’s Achievements

Decline of the Empire

Trade

Gupta Dynasty

Governing the Empire

Scientific and Math

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Gupta Religion

Spread of Buddhism

Decline of the Gupta

Three Great

Philosophical Traditions

Confucius

Teachings of Confucius

Confucius and the Family

Daoism

Legalism

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The Qin Dynasty

Achievements

The Han Dynasty

Central Government

Silk Roads and Capital

Cities

Paper, Calendar, Farming

Disease, Inequality, Unrest

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Early American Civilizations Name:


Essential Question: How did Mesoamerica develop differently from the Eastern Hemisphere?

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The Moche

Architecture

Economy and Trade

Society and Religion

Disappearance

Mesoamerica

Teotihuacan

Decline

The Mayans

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Agriculture

Cities

Mayan Government

Religion

Science and Culture

Decline

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Byzantine Empire and Kievan Name:

Russia Source: Amsco chapter 7Period 3

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The Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Government

Justinian the Great

Byzantium after Justinian

Heraclius

Leo III

Basil II

Religion

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The Missionary Cyril

Conflict with Rome

Trade and Prosperity

Concentration of Wealth

Free Peasant Revolts

The Arts

Education

Life in the City

Decline and Fall

Slavic Peoples and the

Origin of Russia

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The Rise of Kievan Rus

Kiev Converts to

Christianity

The Golden Age of Kievan

Russia

The Slave Trade

The Decline of Kiev

Novgorod

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Islamic World Through 1450 Name:


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Pre-Islamic Bedouin

Culture

Muhammad and Islam

The Spread of Islam

Core Theological Principles

Islam in Practice

Shariah

The First Four Calpihs

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Umayyads and Abbasids

Baghdad’s Influence

Influence od Persia

Problems for the Abbasids

Invasions and Trade Shift

Mamluks

Seljuk Turks

Crusaders

Mongols

Economic Challenges

Islamic Rule in Spain

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Battle of Tours

Prosperity Under Islam

Scholars in Spain

Social and Cultural Life

Social Classes in the

Islamic World

Commerce and Class

Slavery

Free Women in Islam

Muhammad’s Policies

The Status of Women

Sufism

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Expansion of African Trade Name:


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The Migration of Bantu

Spreading Agriculture

Technology

Disease

Societies

Religion

Arts

Political Structures in

Inland Africa

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Islam’s Impact on Trade

Trans-Saharan Trade

Camels and Trade

Indian Ocean Trade

Political Structure of

West and East Africa

Ghana

Mali

Mansa Musa

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Zimbabwe

Social Structures

Women’s Role

Slavery

Cultural Life

The Griot

Swahili

Religion

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: East Asia in the Post-Classical Name:

Period Source: Amsco chapter 10Period 3

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: The Americas on the Eve of Name:

Globalization Source: Amsco chapter 14Period 3

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Western Europe Expands Its Name:

Influence Source: Amsco chapter 15Period 4

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Russian Unifies and Expands Name:


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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: East Asian Stability Meets Foreign Name:

Traders Source: Amsco chapter 20Period 4

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Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: The Enlightenment, Nationalism, Name:

And Revolutions Source: Amsco chapter 21Period 5

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