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9780764113857

Barron's How to Prepare for the Sat II

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2001-01-01
  • Publisher: Barrons Test Prep
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Summary

Two SAT II practice tests with answers are presented, and reflect questions in the current actual SAT II World History exam. Extensive review material chronicles human history from the earliest known societies to the modern technology-driven world community. Subject matter is organized chronologically for easy reference and review, as well as in categories covering major events, ideas, and personages. This new edition presents an ex-panded series of recall questions and answers at the end of each unit.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments x
Notes to the Student xii
Unit I THE BEGINNINGS OF HUMAN SOCIETY (ca. 4 Million B.C.E.-4000 B.C.E.)
The Meaning of Society
3(2)
The Emergence of Early Human Communities and the Peopling of the Earth (ca. 4 million B.C.E.-10,000 B.C.E.)
5(5)
Key Terms
4(1)
Prehistory
5(1)
Hominid Evolution
5(5)
The Development of Agricultural Societies (ca. 10,000 B.C.E.-4000 B.C.E.)
10(16)
Key Terms
9(1)
Hunter-Gatherer Culture
10(1)
The Agricultural and Pastoral Revolutions
11(4)
Agricultural Communities
15(1)
Unit Review
16(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
16(1)
Legacies
16(1)
Quiz
16(7)
Unit II EARLY CIVILIZATIONS TO ca. 500 B.C.E.
The Meaning of Civilization
23(3)
The Emergence of Civilization (ca. 3000 B.C.E.-1500 B.C.E.)
26(7)
Key Terms
25(1)
Comparative Development of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, Mesoamerica, and Peru
26(5)
Achievements of Early Civilization
31(2)
The Age of Metal (ca. 3000 B.C.E.-500 B.C.E.)
33(6)
Key Terms
32(1)
Bronze Technology, Nomadic Invasions, and the Development of Civilization in the Mediterranean Basin, China, and Southeast Asia
33(2)
Iron Technology and the Comparative Development of Military Empires
35(4)
Regional Interaction (ca. 1000 B.C.E.-600 B.C.E.)
39(14)
Key Terms
38(1)
Commercial Interaction
39(1)
Religious Diaspora
40(1)
Ecology and Migration
41(2)
Unit Review
43(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
43(1)
Legacies
43(1)
Quiz
43(8)
Unit III SYSTEMS OF SOCIETY AND CULTURE: THE CLASSICAL AGE (ca. 1000 B.C.E.-900 C.E.)
The Meaning of Classicism
51(2)
Classical Greek Civilization (ca. 600 B.C.E.-200 B.C.E.)
53(13)
Key Terms
52(1)
The Development of the Greek State System
53(3)
The Cultural Achievements of Aegean Civilization
56(3)
The Development of Classical Persian (Achaemenid) Civilization
59(2)
The Hellenistic Synthesis
61(5)
Classical Roman Civilization (ca. 500 B.C.E.-500 C.E.)
66(13)
Key Terms
65(1)
The Development of Roman Civilization
66(4)
The Cultural Achievements of Rome
70(2)
Roman Diffusion and Christianity
72(7)
Classical Chinese Imperial Civilization (ca. 500 B.C.E.-500 C.E.)
79(11)
Key Terms
78(1)
Chinese Religious Tradition---Confucianism, Taoism, and Legalism
79(2)
The Zhou (Chou), Qin (Ch'in), and Han Dynasties
81(5)
The Silk Road
86(4)
Classical Indian Civilization (ca. 300 B.C.E.-500 C.E.)
90(9)
Key Terms
89(1)
Indian Religious Tradition---Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism
90(3)
Mauryan and Gupta Civilization
93(6)
Classical American Civilizations (ca. 100 C.E.-900 C.E.)
99(20)
Key Terms
98(1)
Peoples and Cultures of the Americas
99(6)
Unit Review
105(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
105(1)
Legacies
105(2)
Quiz
107(10)
Unit IV EXPANDING CLASSICAL SYSTEMS OF SOCIETY AND CULTURE (ca. 100 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
Historical Processes: Migrations, Rise and Fall, Diffusion, Interaction, Synthesis, and Systems of Exchange
117(2)
Expansion of Systems of Society and Culture in East and Southeast Asia (ca. 2500 B.C.E.-1200 C.E.)
119(11)
Key Terms
118(1)
Polynesian Migrations (2500 B.C.E.-900 C.E.)
119(2)
The Chinese Golden Age: Sui, Tang, and Song (Sung) Dynasties
121(4)
Nara and Heian Japan (700 C.E.-1200 C.E.)
125(2)
Khmer Cambodia (800 C.E.-1200 C.E.)
127(3)
The Rise of Islamic Civilization (ca. 600 C.E.-1200 C.E.)
130(13)
Key Terms
129(1)
The Islamic Cultural Synthesis
130(2)
The Spread of Islam
132(4)
The African Kingdoms and City-States
136(7)
The Byzantine Empire and Kievan State (ca. 500 C.E.-1453 C.E.)
143(6)
Key Terms
142(1)
The Byzantine Empire
143(2)
The Kievan State
145(4)
The Rise of Feudal States (ca. 500 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
149(23)
Key Terms
148(1)
Interpreting Feudal Interruptions
149(1)
Medieval Western Europe
150(4)
Feudal Japan
154(4)
Other Societies in Collapse---Russia and the Americas
158(3)
Unit Review
161(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
161(1)
Legacies
161(1)
Quiz
162(7)
Unit V EMERGENCE OF A GLOBAL AGE (ca. 1100 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
The Importance of Encounter, Exchange, and Diffusion to the Global Age
169(3)
The Eurasian Highway (ca. 1100 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
172(20)
Key Terms
171(1)
The Rise of the Mongols
172(3)
The Comparative Mongol Impact on China (Yuan), Korea, Japan, Russia (Muscovy), India (Delhi and Mughal), Persia (Safavid), and Southwest Asia (Ottoman Turks)
175(11)
The Crusades and the Black Plague
186(6)
Maritime Trade Complexes (ca. 1100 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
192(9)
Key Terms
191(1)
Oceanic Trade Routes
192(3)
Italian and Portuguese Traders
195(3)
Nordic Routes
198(3)
The Americas (ca. 1200 C.E.-1600 C.E.)
201(16)
Key Terms
200(1)
The Aztecs
201(2)
The Inca
203(3)
Unit Review
206(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
206(1)
Legacies
206(1)
Quiz
207(8)
Unit VI FORCES THAT SHAPED THE MODERN WORLD EXCHANGE (ca. 1000 C.E.-1750 C.E.)
The Meaning of Modern
215(2)
The Transformation of Europe (ca. 1000 C.E.-1750 C.E.)
217(17)
Key Terms
216(1)
The Rise of the Nation-State
217(4)
The Scientific and Secular Spirit of the Renaissance and Reformation
221(5)
The Commercial Revolution---The Capitalist System and Middle-Class Culture
226(2)
Absolutism and Empire
228(6)
The World Exchange (ca. 1450 C.E.-1750 C.E.)
234(25)
Key Terms
233(1)
The Voyages of Discovery and Conquest of the Americas
234(2)
The Columbian Exchange
236(1)
The Emerging ``Atlantic World''---The African Diaspora and the Plantation System
237(2)
New African Kingdoms and Empires
239(2)
European Trade in India and East Asia
241(1)
The Developing World System---The Manila Galleons
242(2)
Colonization and the End of the Frontier
244(4)
Unit Review
248(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
248(1)
Legacies
248(1)
Quiz
249(8)
Unit VII PATTERNS OF MODERNITY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY (ca. 1750 C.E.-1914 C.E.)
Gender in World History
257(2)
Liberal Democratic Movements (ca. 1450 C.E.-1850 C.E.)
259(13)
Key Terms
258(1)
Science and Politics---The Enlightenment
259(2)
Revolutions in France and the Americas
261(6)
New Nationalism in Europe
267(1)
Romanticism
268(4)
Revolutions in Energy, Industry, and Transportation (ca. 1750 C.E.-1914 C.E.)
272(15)
Key Terms
271(1)
Technology and the Industrial System
272(2)
Urbanization
274(1)
Ideologies---Socialism and Realism
275(5)
Empire
280(7)
Modernization Movements (ca. 1800 C.E.-1914 C.E.)
287(21)
Key Terms
286(1)
Meiji Japan (1868)
287(2)
Ottoman Reform
289(1)
Russia
290(2)
Culture and Society
292(4)
Unit Review
296(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
296(1)
Legacies
296(1)
Quiz
297(8)
Unit VIII THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY WORLD
Science and Technology in World History
305(3)
The End of European Hegemony (ca. 1900 C.E.-1970 C.E.)
308(16)
Key Terms
307(1)
Twentieth-Century Warfare
308(2)
The Causes and Results of World War I
310(4)
Economic and Political Change in the Interwar Period
314(2)
World War II
316(3)
The Cold War
319(5)
Revolution, Decolonization, and Wars of National Liberation (ca. 1917 C.E.-2000 C.E.)
324(19)
Key Terms
323(1)
The Russian Revolution
324(2)
Revolution and Decolonization in Mexico, India, and Southwest Asia (the Middle East)
326(6)
Revolution and National Liberation in China, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America
332(11)
The Diffusion of Modern Economic Systems (ca. 1920 C.E.-Present)
343(64)
Key Terms
342(1)
Patterns of Development---The Capitalist and Socialist Modernization Models
343(5)
Ecological Results---The Green Revolution, Pollution, and Resource Depletion
348(1)
Science and Technology
349(2)
The Triumph of Liberalism
351(3)
Society and Culture
354(5)
Population and Migration
359(2)
Unit Review
361(1)
Cross-Regional Developments
361(1)
Legacies
361(1)
Quiz
362(9)
MODEL TESTS
Model Test 1
371(18)
Model Test 2
389(18)
Answers to Model Tests 407(4)
Index 411

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