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social studies...... mr. corey

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Terms

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hemisphere
either of the two halves on Earth
empire
group of different cultures or territories ruled by an all- powerful ruler
Medina
Muhammad's followers renamed the city were they migrated to this (was capital of Islam)
emperor
the ruler of an empire
cartography
skills and methods people use to make maps
Mosaic
picture made out of many small colored tiles or pieces of glass
artifact
an object made by a human
clovis
a leader of the Franks, who conquered the Roman province of Gaul, and later established a large and powerful Frankish kingdom
anthropology
study of humans and human cultures
Nomad
a person who moves from place to place rather than settling permanently
Islam
a monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Muhammad
sunnah
Muhammad's words and deeds which serve muslims as a gude for proper living
stoicism
Greek philosophy that stressed the importance if virtue, duty, and endurance (especially influential to Rome)
Augustus
the first emperor of Rome (August named after him and July named after his father)
climate
the typical weather conditions at a specific place over a long period of time
aqueducts
a structure designed to bring fresh water into the city or town
Latidude
imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator
Byzantine Empire
the Eastern Roman Empire, which was ruled from Constantinople
hijrah
the move of Muhammad and his followers from Mecca to the city of Yathrib
equator
- an imaginary line that is used to divide the Earth into north and South halves
archeology
recovery and study of physical evidence from the past
Muhammad
was a merchant who became a prophet. He had two visions with the angel Gabriel. On the second vision he became the prophet.
Christianity
a religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus ( the roman empire converts to Christianity)
Oasis
a fertile area in the midst of a desert
Mecca
important religious center and a trading center (Muhammad was born)
Longitude
imaginary lines that run parallel to the prime meridian
Roman Catholic
relating to Christian church of the West that is under the authority of the pope
Central America
in the middle of N.A. and S.A. that consists of 7 countries: Belize, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama
Republic
a form of government established by the Romans where the citizens have a voice
Landmass
a naturally formed feature on Earth's surface
Schism of 1054
the official split between the 2 churches
Orthodox
relating to the Christian Church that developed in the Byzantine Empire and is not under the authority of the pope
clans
group of people related by blood or marriage
Justinian
the ruler of Eastern Roman Empire who ruled with his wife, Theodora, and reconquered lost territories for the Empire
caliph
a ruler of the Muslim community, viewed as a successor of Muhammad
Mosque
a building of Muslim worship, designed to face city of Mecca
damascus
a distant city in newly conquered Syria (the Muslim capital made by Umayyads)
Punic Wars
1. The Punic Wars are 3 wars between Rome and Carthage. In the 1st war Rome won, in the 2nd war Hannibal, an amazing general, invaded Italy and Rome attacked and won. Then Hannibal killed himself. In the 3rd war Rome's ship crashed and they used that as an excuse to start war, and Rome won and salted the Earth.
constantine
the Roman emperor who ended the persecution of Christians and moved the capital of the empire to Byzantium (later known as Constantinople)
Oral History
includes the stories a culture has passed down from generation to generation
Quran
the muslim holy book

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