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AP World History Modern - Complete Set Period 1-4 (Unit 1-9) Vocabulary Review PowerPoint Presentations. This purchase includes 12 PowerPoint presentations.

Includes a total of 401 vocabulary terms with images!

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12 PowerPoints with a total of 401 topics from the AP World History Modern College Board Periods 1-4.

Topics are primarily based upon Robert Strayer, Ways of the World, 2nd Ed.

Includes images, vocabulary and definitions, with animations.

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NOTE: This also includes 3 presentations from, what has come to be known as, "Period 0", which is material covered from Prehistory to AD 1200. This information can be used as a resource for front-loading students with historical background to the units of AP World History Modern.

Terms Included in This Purchase:

Period 0.1:

1. Paleolithic Era
2. Egalitarian States
3. Jomon
4. Chumash
5. Clovis Culture
6. Gobekli Tepe
7. Neolothic Era
8. 1st Agr. Revolution
9. Fertile Crescent
10. Grains & Cattle
11. Bantu
12. Hittites
13. Hadza
14. Pastoralists
15. Saka Pastoralists
16. The Igbo
17. Chiefdom
18. Cradle of Civ.
19. Sumerian Civ.
20. Egyptian Civ.
21. Norte Chico Civ.
22. Indus Valley Civ.
23. Xia, Shang, & Zhou
24. Oxus Civ.
25. Olmec Civ.
26. Epic of Gilgamesh
27. Code of Hammurabi
28. Mohenjo Daro
29. Uruk
30. Abraham

Period 0.2:

1. Athens
2. The Punic Wars
3. Emperor Ashoka
4. Confucianism
5. Octavian Augustus
6. Patricians
7. Plebeians
8. City-States
9. Hellenistic Era
10. Macedonian
11. Siddhartha Gautama
12. Alexandria
13. Sui, Tang, Song
14. Cyrus and Darius
15. Analects
16. Legalism
17. Han
18. Aristotle
19. Persopolis
20. Persian Empire
21. Upanishads
22. Roman Empire
23. Shihuangdi
24. Vedas
25. Mahayana
26. Theravada
27. Bureaucracy
28. Bhagavad Gita
29. Judaism
30. Pax Romana
31. Daoism
32. Socrates
33. Peloponnesian War
34. Zoroastrianism
35. Plato
36. Republic
37. Chaco
38. Brahmins
39. Wari & Tiwanaku
40. Helots
41. Hopewell Culture
42. Moche
43. Greco-Roman Slavery
44. Yellow Turban Rebellion
45. Wang Mang
46. Kshatriya
47. Karma & Rebirth
48. Sparta
49. Niger Valley Civ.
50. Jatis
51. Teotihuacan
52. Spartacus
53. Varnas
54. Meroe
55. Cahokia
56. Three Obediences
57. Emperor Wu Di
58. Empress Wu
59. Chavin
60. Vaisya
61. Axum
62. Bantu
63. Aspasia & Pericles
64. Dalits
65. Piye the Kushite
66. Jenne-jeno
67. Maya
68. Sudras
69. Landlords

Period 1: Unit 1 - 2

1. Silk Roads
2. Dunhuang
3. Fotudeng
4. Bubonic Plague
5. Sea Roads
6. Srivijaya
7. Borobudur Temple
8. Angkor Wat
9. Swahili
10. Great Zimbabwe
11. Sand Roads
12. Ghana, Mali, & Songhay
13. American Web
14. Timbuktu
15. Thorfinn Karlsfeni
16. Pochteca
17. Incan Empire
18. Sui Dynasty
19. Economic Revolution (China)
20. Hangzhou
21. Golden Age
22. Foot Binding
23. Tribute System
24. Hangul
25. Bushido
26. Xiongnu
27. Khitan & Jurchen
28. Silla Kingdom
29. Chu nom
30. Shotoku Taishi
31. Samurai
32. Chinese Buddhism
33. Emperor Wendi
34. Muhammad
35. Quran
36. Umma
37. Pillars of Islam
38. Hijra
39. Sharia
40. Jizya
41. Ulama
42. Imams
43. Caliph
44. Umayyad Caliphate
45. Abbasid Caliphate
46. Sufism
47. Rightly Guided Caliphs
48. Shia
49. Sunni
50. Al-Ghazali
51. Sikhism
52. Hadiths
53. Timbuktu
54. Mansa Musa
55. Al-Andalus
56. Madrassas
57. House of Wisdom
58. Ibn Sina
59. Nubian Christianity
60. Jesus Sutras
61. Ethiopian Christianity
62. Byzantine Empire
63. Constantinople
64. Justinian
65. Caesaropapism
66. Eastern Orthodox
67. Icons
68. Prince Vladimir
69. Kievan Rus
70. Charlemagne
71. Holy Roman Empire
72. Roman Catholic
73. Crusades
74. Pastoralism
75. Modun
76. Xiongnu
77. Turks
78. Almoravid Empire
79. Chinggis Khan
80. Mongol World War
81. Yuan Dynasty
82. Khubilai Khan
83. Hulegu
84. Karakorum
85. Khutulun
86. Kipchak Khannate
87. Black Death
88. Zheng He
89. Igbo
90. Iroquois
91. Timur
92. Fulbe
93. Ming Dynasty
94. Renaissance
95. Ottoman Empire
96. Fall of Constantinople
97. Safavid Empire
98. Songhay Empire
99. Timbuktu
100. Mughal Empire
101. Malacca
102. Aztec Empire
103. Inca Empire
104. Paleolithic Persistence

Period 2: Unit 3 - 4

1. Hernan Cortés
2. Great Dying
3. Doña Marina
4. Columbian Exchange
5. Peninsulares
6. Mestizo
7. Plantation Complex
8. Mulattoes
9. Settler Colonies
10. Siberia
11. Yasak
12. Qing Empire
13. Mughal Empire
14. Akbar
15. Aurangzeb
16. Ottoman Empire
17. Constantinople
18. Devshirme
19. Indian Ocean Network
20. Trading Post Empire
21. Spanish Philippines
22. British East India Co.
23. Dutch East India Co.
24. Tokugawa Shogunate
25. Silver Drain
26. Potosi
27. Soft Gold
28. African Diaspora
29. Benin Kingdom
30. Dahomey Kingdom
31. Protestant Reformation
32. Counter-Reformation
33. Taki Onqoy
34. Ursula de Jesus
35. Jesuits
36. Jesuits in China
37. Wahhabi Islam
38. Kaozheng
39. Mirabai
40. Sikhism
41. Scientific Revolution
42. Copernicus
43. Johannes Kepler
44. Galileo
45. Adam Smith
46. Isaac Newton
47. John Locke
48. Rousseau
49. Encyclopedie
50. Karl Marx
51. Enlightenment
52. Voltaire
53. Condorcet & “The Idea of Progress”

Period 3: Unit 5 - 6

1. North American Rev.
2. Declaration of Independence
3. French Revolution
4. Louis XVI
5. National Assembly
6. Maximilien Roberspierre
7. James Madison
8. U.S. Constitution
9. Federalist Papers
10. Dec. of the Rights of Man
11. Napoleon
12. Haitian Revolution
13. Toussaint Louverture
14. Spanish Amer. Revs.
15. Simon Bolivar
16. Jose De San Martin
17. Hidalgo-Morales Rebellion
18. Abolitionist Movement
19. Quakers & Protestants
20. Nationalism
21. Vindication of the Rights of Woman
22. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
23. Maternal Feminism
24. Kartini
25. Britain and Brazil
26. Steam Engine
27. Britain
28. Indian Textiles
29. Middle Class Values
30. Lower Middle Class
31. Ellen Johnston
32. Karl Marx
33. Labour Party
34. Socialism in the U.S.
35. Progressives
36. Russian Rev. of 1905
37. Caudillos
38. Latin Amer. Export Boom
39. Mexican Revolution
40. Dependent Development
41. European Racism
42. Scramble for Africa
43. Indian Rebellion
44. Congo Free State
45. Leopold II
46. Cultivation System
47. Cash-Crop Agr.
48. Western-Educ. Elite
49. Africanization of Christianity
50. Swami Vivekenanda
51. Edward Blyden
52. Imperialism
53. Colonies
54. Social Darwinism
55. Disunity & Technology
56. Boer War
57. Liberia & Ethiopia
58. Australia & New Zealand
59. Taiping Uprising
60. Opium Wars
61. Emperor Qianlong
62. Unequal Treaties
63. Self-Strengthening Movement
64. Boxer Uprising
65. Commissioner Lin
66. Chinese Revolution of 1911
67. “Sick Man of Europe”
68. Tanzimat
69. Young Ottomans
70. Sultan Abd al-Hamid ll
71. Young Turks
72. Informal Empires
73. Tokugawa Japan
74. Meiji Restoration
75. Russo-Japanese War
76. Matthew Perry

Period 4: Unit 7 - 9

1. WWI
2. Treaty of Versailles
3. Woodrow Wilson
4. The Fourteen Points
5. Great Depression
6. New Deal
7. Fascism
8. Benito Mussolini
9. Nazism
10. Adolf Hitler
11. Revolutionary Right
12. WWII
13. Total War
14. Holocaust
15. Euro. Econ. Community
16. Marshall Plan
17. NATO
18. Bolshevik Revolution
19. Vladimir Lenin
20. Guomindang
21. Mao Zedong
22. Chinese Revolution
23. Joseph Stalin
24. Building Socialism
25. Zhenotdel
26. Collectivization
27. Cultural Revolution
28. Great Purge
29. Fidel Castro
30. Cuban Missile Crisis
31. Nikita Khrushchev
32. Deng Xiaoping
33. Perestroika
34. Glasnost
35. Mikhail Gorbachev
36. Boris Yeltsin
37. Decolonization
38. Indian Nat. Congress
39. Mahatma Gandhi
40. Satyagraha
41. Muslim League
42. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
43. Abdul Ghaffar Khan
44. African Nat. Congress
45. Nelson Mandela
46. Black Consciousness
47. Soweto
48. Military Government
49. Globalization of Dem.
50. Import-Substitution
51. Export-Led Ind.
52. Mustafa Ataturk
53. Ayatollah Khomeini
54. Neoliberalism
55. Reglobalization
56. Transnational Corporations
57. North/South Gap
58. Anti-Globalization
59. Prague Spring
60. Che Guevara
61. 2nd-Wave Feminism
62. Fundamentalism
63. Hindutvu
64. Islamic Renewal
65. Osama bin Laden
66. Al-Qaeda
67. Global Warming
68. Environmentalism
69. Rachel Carson

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