Slide 1

Ch. 18 & 19 Soc. St. Notes

Slide 2

1) Most land in Europe lies within 300 miles of a seacoast. True 2) Mongol attacks on Japan in the late 1200s were turned back with the help of violent typhoons. True

Slide 3

3) Each feudal territory had at its center a nobles castle. True 4) Although Yoritomo was made shogun in 1192, it was the emperor who actually ran Japans government for the next seven centuries. False

Slide 4

5) Under the regents, the Japanese government eliminated taxes from farmers and raised them on nobles in the outlying provinces. False

Slide 5

6) The Koreans survived a Japanese attack only to later be defeated by the Chinese. 7) Students in the first European universities did not have books.

Slide 6

8) After the battle of Hastings in 1066, who was crowned king of England? William the Conqueror 9) One Southeast Asian art form is the shadow puppet theater.

Slide 7

10) Richard I and Saladin negotiated through envoys. 11) Some were shamans is a true statement about women in early Korean culture.

Slide 8

12) According to the Magna Carta, what right did a woman have after her husband died? To live in his house for 40 days

Slide 9

13) In 1073, Pope Gregory VII issued a decree forbidding kings from appointing high-ranking church officials. 14) What were apprentices in craft guilds given in return for their work? Room and board

Slide 10

15) What happened to many villages after the Black Death? They were deserted and never resettled because everyone who lived there had died.

Slide 11

16) The four largest Japanese islands are Honshu, Shikoko, Kyushu, and Hokkaido. 17) General Wang Kon united the Korean Peninsula and set up the Koryo kingdom.

Slide 12

18) The word Viking come from their word for raiding. 19) Chinese culture first entered Korea through which early kingdoms? Koguryo

Slide 13

20) Which of the following was a feature of Gothic cathedrals? Stained glass windows 21) The river valleys, coastal deltas, and volcanoes of Southeast Asia have resulted in rich soil that is good for farming.

Slide 14

22) The relationship among the Three Kingdoms can best be described as tense and hostile.

Slide 15

23) Europes seas and rivers played an important part in Europes growth because they provided both protection and opportunities for trading with nearby economies.

Slide 16

24) What did the Japanese emperor do in 1192 to prevent the Minamoto family from taking the throne? He gave Minamoto Yoritomo the title of shogun.

Slide 17

25) In order to win their independence, the Viet first rebelled against the weakened Tang dynasty and defeated the Chinese in battle. 26) Who helped lead the French army to victory at Orleans? Joan of Arc

Slide 18

27) The first major Islamic center in southeast Asia developed in Melaka. 28) Wealthy Europeans began to demand eastern goods which was one effect of the Crusades on Western Europe.

Slide 19

29) Lady Murasaki Shikibu wrote this book about a Japanese prince. A Tale of Genji 30) When the Mongols attacked Japan their ships were smashed by storms.

Slide 20

31) Which was a Germanic people who settled the area known today as France? Franks. 32) Which group invaded Korea in A.D. 1231? Mongols

Slide 21

33) People who follow Shinto believe everything in nature has a spirit. 34) The Manchus forced the surrender of the Yi dynasty.

Slide 22

35) The wealth of Khmer empire was based on rice. 36) Because they blamed Jews for the plague, Germans expelled them from many German cities.

Slide 23

37) Domesday Book census taken in England by William the Conqueror. 38) Celts - pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by the Angles and Saxons.

Slide 24

39) King John - signed the Magna Carta in 1215 40) vassal - noble who served a lord of a higher rank

Slide 25

41) Kievan Rus - group of small territories that expanded around the Eastern European city of Kiev. 42) Flanders - center of trade in northern Europe

Slide 26

knight - warrior in armor who fought on horseback fief - land granted to a vassal, or knight

Slide 27

Serf - person who worked the lords land Venice - Italian city that was a major trading center

Slide 28

vassals - servants such as the samurai who vowed loyalty to a lord origami - the art of folding paper to make decorative objects

Slide 29

shogun Japanese commander of the military forces sect - small religious group turtle ships - used by the Koreans to defeat the Japanese in battle