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Unit 8
Lesson 1 Contact and conflict often result in cultural diffusion
Dark Age diffusions in Europe
 language — Romance languages from Roman Empire
— Germanic languages from Germanic tribes and kingdoms
- religion — Christianity — spread though the Roman Empire and by missionaries to the Germanic and Celtic tribes
Lesson 2 — Peoples with common origins can develop in similar and different ways
Rome
Byzantine
Latin
Roman philosophy
Trade with Europe and Middle East
Emperor
— no power over church
Roman Catholic Church
Greek
Greek philosophy
trade with Europe, Middle East and Asia
emperor — but with more power
- head of the church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Lesson 3 — Leaders impact both their own people and other peoples
Leader
Clovis I
own people
became most powerful kingdom
Converted to Christianity
Charles Martel
Took over Frankish Kingdom
Stopped the Muslim invasion
other peoples
Stopped the Muslim invasion of Europe (Battle of Tours)
Pepin the Short
increased Frankish Power
Crowned by the Pope
Began alliance between Franks and Church “
Charlemagne
strengthened alliance between Franks and Church “
Increased Frankish lands
“
Spread Christianity into conquered lands
“
Promoted education
Created the Holy Roman Empire
“
Grandsons
destroyed the Frankish Empire
Lesson 4 — Groups with a common origin often develop in both similar and different ways
Judaism
Christianity
Monotheistic
Judea/Israel
Judea/Israel
Holy Book with a moral code
Torrah
Bible
Born into
spread through missionaries
Restrictions on lifestyle
Messiah to come
Jesus of Nazareth messiah
Religious leaders
Rabbi
Priests (later ministers)
Legal religion
faith religion
Islam
Arabia (Mecca)
Qur'an
spread through conquest
restrictions on lifestyle
messiah no longer needed
Imam
works religion
Lesson 6 — Contact, conflict and conquest often result in cultural diffusion
Religion — forced spread of Islam to conquered areas
Economic — opened new trade routes
Culture —
Science — astronomy, geography and math
Medicine — first pharmacy school and medical encyclopedia
Lesson 7 — contact, conflict and conquest often result in cultural diffusion
Ottoman Empire
Janissary soldiers — Christin boys raised as Muslim soldiers
Constantinople changed from a Greek city to a Turkish city
— name change Istanbul
Safavid Empire
Religious conflict — division between Shia and Sunni Muslims
Delhi Sultans
Introduced Islam into India
Mughal Empire
Combining of Islamic and Mongol culture
Limited religious tolerance and exchange between Muslims and Hindus
Lesson 8 — Contact, conflict and conquest often result in cultural diffusion
Vikings
Adopted Christianity from other peoples
Spread the ideas of storytelling
Spread their language to other peoples who adopted many of their words
Spread their ideas of government and law to Britain
Spread their DNA and genetic traits throughout the world
Assimilated into every culture where they settled