1450–1750
 

Review Packet for Advanced Placement World History - Completed Version

1. Questions of periodization
Continuities and breaks, causes of changes from the previous period and within this period (Columbian voyages, Reformation, Neo-Confucianism, Ottoman conquest of Constantinople; Ottoman Siege of Vienna, 1688–89)

2. Change in global interactions, trade, and technology {MAPS}

3.
Major empires and other political units and social systems (absolutism),
geographic location and dates
Economic characteristics gender systems at the elite level, alliances, women and households in politics
Aztec   
 
  
Ottoman  
 
harem
Inca  
 
 
Ming  
 
 
Qing (Manchu)  
 
 
Portugal  
 
 
Spain  
 
 
Russia  
 
 
France  
 
 
England  
 
 
Mongol  
 
 
Tokugawa  
 
 
Mughal  
 
 
Kongo  
 
 
 
Benin  
 
 
Songhai  
 
 

 
 
Slave Systems:  Coercive or Forced Labor Locations and Characteristics Demographic Changes Treatment of Slaves Status of Slaves
slave trade (Trans Saharan and East Africa)        
plantation slavery (Atlantic Slave System)  
 
   
 
Mamluks/Janissaries  
 
     
serfs  
 
     

4.
Demographic and environmental changes - Columbian Exchange Impact
diseases (which ones?)
 
  
animals (which ones?)
 
  
new crops (which ones?)
 
  
comparative population trends (where were there increases or decreases?)   

5.
Cultural and intellectual developments, Dates Famous People or Events Content of Idea or Movement Diffusion (Where did the ideas spread?)
Scientific Revolution   
 
    
The Enlightenment  
 
    
Neoconfucianism  
 
     
Major developments and exchanges in the arts (e.g., Mughal)        

6. Diverse interpretations
What are the debates about the timing and extent of European predominance in the world economy?
 
 
 
 

Students Should be Prepared to Compare the Following:
 
Name of Political System, Dates Results of Interaction with European Empires aka "The West"
Ottoman Empire  
 
 
Qing Empire  
 
 
Tokugawa Japan  
 
 
Mughal India  
 
 

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