Chapman's WHAP Review
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Period 4 and 5 (1450 CE – 1900 CE)<br />
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Period 1 through 4 (10,000BCE – 1750 CE)<br />
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Period 2 and 3 (600 BCE – 1450 CE)<br />
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Period 2 (600 BCE – 600 CE)<br />
External<br />
Factors<br />
Conflict with nomadic tribes: Xiongnu and<br />
others to the north. Development of barbarian<br />
states in North China.<br />
Invasion by<br />
Nomadic<br />
Peoples, too<br />
much frontier<br />
to defend.<br />
Conflict with Germanic tribes from the<br />
Northern frontier. Germanic troops<br />
established kingdoms. Germanic groups<br />
tended to not assimilate into Roman cultures.<br />
Had their own ethnic identities.<br />
Internal<br />
Factors<br />
Peasant Rebellions (Yellow Turban)<br />
devastated the economy and weakened the<br />
state. Infighting ruling elites. Empire divided<br />
into 3 kingdoms. Generals become warlords.<br />
Tension between eunuchs and scholar-gentry.<br />
The fall led to a period of disunity but then a<br />
very similar style dynasty emerged.<br />
Droughts and floods = starvation and<br />
displacement of peoples; Slavery = Criminal<br />
labor and relatives of criminals<br />
Large tax burden<br />
on peasants; Gap<br />
between Rich and<br />
poor; Too big; too<br />
expensive to<br />
maintain; divide<br />
empire; epidemics;<br />
political rivalry,<br />
unemployment<br />
Eastern Roman Empire and Western Roman<br />
Empire. Political corruption. Many emperors in a<br />
relatively short span of time. Many political<br />
assassinations. Western half of the empire<br />
collapses. Eastern half preserves Roman traditions.<br />
Epidemics = population declined 25% =<br />
diminished production; Fall of Rome created a<br />
more distinctive culture. Europe remains<br />
decentralized, without an encompassing imperial<br />
state. Large scale slave society which led to<br />
unemployment and peasant revolts. Decline of<br />
patriotism and loyalty; food shortages.<br />
Reasons for Similarities:<br />
Conrad Demarest Model of Empire: They both desired expansion and grew too big<br />
Han and Rome traded = spread of exotic diseases = both areas had epidemics<br />
Reasons for Differences:<br />
China had more cultural homogeneity. Roman Empire = ethnic/linguistic diversity<br />
China had a stronger bureaucracy<br />
Nomadic invaders in China tended to assimilate Chinese culture. Invaders in Rome<br />
Rome had a greater reliance on slave labor. Slavery led to unemployed masses = destabilizing effect
Period 2 (600 BCE – 600 CE)<br />
External<br />
Factors<br />
Internal<br />
Factors<br />
Reasons for Similarities:<br />
Reasons for Differences:
Period 2 (600 BCE – 600 CE)<br />
Origin<br />
Responses<br />
to its<br />
spread<br />
Impact on<br />
Culture<br />
Reasons for Similarities:<br />
Reasons for Differences:
Period 2 (600 BCE – 600 CE)<br />
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