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Where r the practice tests that u were talking about ?
The ones at the library website? When was I mentioning them?
By popular demand, the Russia ccot...
8000 bce - 600 ce - not much honestly.
980 ce - Vladimir I makes orthodox Christianity the religion of the region. Visited by Muslim travelers who thought they were barbarians. Remember that document? Great stuff with women's rights - they had none! Slave girls, sacrifices for lords. Etc. Kiev was key city, kept orthodxo strong and kept out catholicism, very much influenced by byzantium. Old slavic paganism slowly vanished - thats the religion the islamic visitors saw. prosperous trade society but way smaller than the big civs. Mongols arrived c.1300.
1300s - Mongols. Golden Horde.
1400s. Mongol golden horse struggling. Ivan iii of Moscow declared himself tsar and broke away. The rise of Moscow. Expansion of Russia begins in many directions, Siberia for fur by 1700. Most of nation still serf based. Peter tries so westernize in 1700/- capital goes to st.petersubrug - better army and trade - boyar control of govet reduced. - Catherine an enlightened despot but showed limits with pugachev rebellion
1800 - 1905
Still behind west - very agricultural, little middle class. Autocratic. Continuity is orthodoxy which even survived Mongols - Napoleon invaded - built some railroads - tried to get warm water port during Crimean and lost - pan slavism gains among many who wanted to unite Russia and Balkans - 1861 emancipation of serfs made little practical difference was a start- lots of censorship. Rev of 1905 caused by autocracy, lack of industrialization, and loss to Japan. New Duma given little real power.
1905 - now - czar abdicated during Wwi disaster - Duma doesn't get out of war and also collapses. Lenin starts communism and kills czar. Role by terror - totalitarianism. Censorship, etc. continuity is autocracy, secret police everywhere. But communism doesn't work so nep mixes capitalism in. Stalin stops that - collectives, five year plans. Siberia purges. Industrialization booms but nothing much for consumers. Life doesn't improve for average Russian. WWII non aggression pact, defeat if Germans with geo key. Cld war starts with eastern euro buffer zone. Berlin crisis. Khruschev builds wall and tries to put nukes in Cuba. Society not changing. Brezhnev more of same but does sign salt to reduce nukes. Gorbachev glasnost and perestroika end Cold War and start new Russian capitalism. Ussr breaks apart. Yeltsin and Putin increase capitalism but big rich poor gap.
8000 bce - 600 ce - not much honestly.
980 ce - Vladimir I makes orthodox Christianity the religion of the region. Visited by Muslim travelers who thought they were barbarians. Remember that document? Great stuff with women's rights - they had none! Slave girls, sacrifices for lords. Etc. Kiev was key city, kept orthodxo strong and kept out catholicism, very much influenced by byzantium. Old slavic paganism slowly vanished - thats the religion the islamic visitors saw. prosperous trade society but way smaller than the big civs. Mongols arrived c.1300.
1300s - Mongols. Golden Horde.
1400s. Mongol golden horse struggling. Ivan iii of Moscow declared himself tsar and broke away. The rise of Moscow. Expansion of Russia begins in many directions, Siberia for fur by 1700. Most of nation still serf based. Peter tries so westernize in 1700/- capital goes to st.petersubrug - better army and trade - boyar control of govet reduced. - Catherine an enlightened despot but showed limits with pugachev rebellion
1800 - 1905
Still behind west - very agricultural, little middle class. Autocratic. Continuity is orthodoxy which even survived Mongols - Napoleon invaded - built some railroads - tried to get warm water port during Crimean and lost - pan slavism gains among many who wanted to unite Russia and Balkans - 1861 emancipation of serfs made little practical difference was a start- lots of censorship. Rev of 1905 caused by autocracy, lack of industrialization, and loss to Japan. New Duma given little real power.
1905 - now - czar abdicated during Wwi disaster - Duma doesn't get out of war and also collapses. Lenin starts communism and kills czar. Role by terror - totalitarianism. Censorship, etc. continuity is autocracy, secret police everywhere. But communism doesn't work so nep mixes capitalism in. Stalin stops that - collectives, five year plans. Siberia purges. Industrialization booms but nothing much for consumers. Life doesn't improve for average Russian. WWII non aggression pact, defeat if Germans with geo key. Cld war starts with eastern euro buffer zone. Berlin crisis. Khruschev builds wall and tries to put nukes in Cuba. Society not changing. Brezhnev more of same but does sign salt to reduce nukes. Gorbachev glasnost and perestroika end Cold War and start new Russian capitalism. Ussr breaks apart. Yeltsin and Putin increase capitalism but big rich poor gap.
What is the CCOT of the middle passage?
will they give you what you need to include in your ccot or any essay?
Chelsea - no. But they will give you the rubric if that's what you mean. Otherwise, only the time period and region.
Chyana - middle passage is more part of a ccot. Is c. 1500 to c. 1700 and is the result of euro intrusions into Africa. Most were sent to brazil and the Caribbean to work on sugar plantations, and its primarily a Portuguese and Spanish run system. Conditions were terrible, and you'd do we'll to compare it to slavery in the Ottoman Empire.
What are young Ottomans and Young Turks?
Proxy Wars?
El Almaein?
how did gandhi hurt Britain's economy? can you give examples?
Treaty of Nanking and Rape of Nanjing?
Sino-Japense war?
Chyana - middle passage is more part of a ccot. Is c. 1500 to c. 1700 and is the result of euro intrusions into Africa. Most were sent to brazil and the Caribbean to work on sugar plantations, and its primarily a Portuguese and Spanish run system. Conditions were terrible, and you'd do we'll to compare it to slavery in the Ottoman Empire.
Good one Abdul - young Turks are westernized in the Ottoman Empire c. World War I
Tsering. Gandhi hurt Britain through boycotts and civil disobedience salt march deprived Britain of tax money, while homespun movement stopped them selling clothing,
Proxy wars are fought through third parties on behalf of others.
Treaty of Nanking is at the end of the opium wars when china lost Hong Kong and British gained extraterritoriality. Rape of Nanking is Japanese Hrv in WWII buildup.
What is the mita system that was used by the incas??
when was Timurlane and what did he do?
Who were the Huns and when were they around?
What conflicts occured between the Saffavids and the Ottomans?
Can you please explain the type of african governments in present day africa? like are are they mostly democratic or still under dictatorship rule?
Treaty of Nanking is at the end of the opium wars when china lost Hong Kong and British gained extraterritoriality. Rape of Nanking is Japanese Hrv in WWII buildup.
Timur - led jaghadai khanate, miliitirsitc leader who invaded Delhi sultanate and wrecked them. His descendants were the Mughal founders, starting with Babur. Samarkand a golden age and great city under him.
Safavids and Ottomoans fought over borders and brand of Islam from c. 1500 to c. 1700. It's the east frontier of the ottomans.
Huns - Attila the most famous . They were eastern euros and central Asian nomads who fought the Roman Empire and gave them big trouble c. 400 ce. One of the contributory factors of the roman fall.
Mitt system is Incan public works program. El Alamein refers to a WWII battle in North Africa.
Modern african government is increasingly democratic but beset by problems with corruption and ethnic conflict. The democracy is a recent phenomenon - almost all dictators until c. 1990.
Sino Japanese war is Japan vs china. There were two. First was in 1890s over Korea, second the WWII invasion and resulting rape of Nanking.
Sino Japanese war is Japan vs china. There were two. First was in 1890s over Korea, second the WWII invasion and resulting rape of Nanking.
Can you do like a ccot on Mexico including people like hidalgo I think
What is the mita system that was used by the incas??
Who was charles the hammer and what did he do?
Charles the hammer defeated the Muslims at the battle of tours c. 730 ce.
Mita is he inca tax system where they dmeanded one month of labor. - check the duration, but I think that's right. Women took over men's jobs while they were away and public works were done efficiently.
Mexico
Pre 1500 - land of the Aztec and previous tribes.
1500 - 1800 part of the Spanish colonial,empire.
1800 - 1900 hidalgo led independent movement. Led lower classes. Went badly. Hidalgo executed. Morelos then tried and also executed when Spain bounced back after Napoleon. Ituribe then got the Creoles involved and then it worked. He became a dictator and was overthrown, republic was chaotic and lost Texas to USA. Power still with church and hacienda owners. Napoleon iii tired to take over throw archduke Maximilian and was defeated by Benito Juarez. Dictatorship continued under Diaz but lots of foreign investment improved country,
1900 - 2000 big gap between rich and poor led to Zapata and villa. They failed and were assassinated. New carbamazepine government gave more rights to middle class. Some improvement followed but Catholic Church and hacienda Owners still important and dictatorship remained, now a member of nafta with increasing industrialization but still mixed in poverty with drug cartels excel sizing lots of power.
Pre 1500 - land of the Aztec and previous tribes.
1500 - 1800 part of the Spanish colonial,empire.
1800 - 1900 hidalgo led independent movement. Led lower classes. Went badly. Hidalgo executed. Morelos then tried and also executed when Spain bounced back after Napoleon. Ituribe then got the Creoles involved and then it worked. He became a dictator and was overthrown, republic was chaotic and lost Texas to USA. Power still with church and hacienda owners. Napoleon iii tired to take over throw archduke Maximilian and was defeated by Benito Juarez. Dictatorship continued under Diaz but lots of foreign investment improved country,
1900 - 2000 big gap between rich and poor led to Zapata and villa. They failed and were assassinated. New carbamazepine government gave more rights to middle class. Some improvement followed but Catholic Church and hacienda Owners still important and dictatorship remained, now a member of nafta with increasing industrialization but still mixed in poverty with drug cartels excel sizing lots of power.
Stop soon everyone...make sure to get sme sleep!
Stop soon everyone...make sure to get sme sleep!
Stop soon everyone...make sure to get sme sleep!
What are the diaspora communities
Stop soon everyone...make sure to get sme sleep!
Diaspora is the Jewish departure from their homeland and subsequent relocation in various communities,
How would u show a ccot of diaspors communities from 600 to 1750 ce
Can u give examples of brinkmanship during the Cold War?
Diaspora is the Jewish departure from their homeland and subsequent relocation in various communities,
I can't imagine you having to deal with that - I guess the continued Jewish existence in various places. Maybe Africans as a diaspore?
Brinkmanship - anything that made the Cold War hotter. Cuban missile crisis. Vietnam, Berlin, Korea are best examples, but consider the arms race too.
What is the ccot for the IOTN?
Brinkmanship - anything that made the Cold War hotter. Cuban missile crisis. Vietnam, Berlin, Korea are best examples, but consider the arms race too.
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