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AP World History: Review Transition to Classical WHAP Important Dates – Classical ________________ 1200 BCE ________________ 1000 BCE 1500 BCE ____________ ____________ 1350 BCE ____________ ____________ Age of Empires Axial Age 800 BCE ____________ _____________ ____________ c500 BCE ________________ 402 BCE ________________ 322 BCE ________________ ________________ 221 BCE 202 BCE ________________ 184 BCE c450 BCE 330 BCE 27 BCE 220 CE ________________ 300ff CE ________________ 320 CE 535 CE ____________ ____________ ____________ _______________ 180 CE _______________ 300ff CE 476 CE ________________ ____________ _______________ c100 BCE ________________ Decline ________________ _______________ _______________ Word Bank Alexander & Hellenistic Age on rise Buddhism spreads Christianity spreads Confucius, life of Greek city-states on rise Gupta Empire begins Gupta Empire ends Han Dynasty begins Han Dynasty ends Hellenistic Period ends Hinduism on rise Indo-European migrations begin Iron Age begins Judaism begins Laozi, life of Maurya begins Maurya ends Pax Romana ends Phoenicians rise Roman Empire (western) ends Roman Empire begins Roman Republic on decline Roman Republic on rise Shi Huangdi rises Siddartha Gautama, life of Socrates & Athens peaks Warring States begins Zhou begins AP World History: Review Categorize the events into classical sub-periods. 1500 BCE-600 BCE 600 BCE-400 BCE 400 BCE-250 CE 250 CE-600 CE After reviewing the completed timeline, answer the following questions. 1. At the side of timeline, sub-periods are labeled. What additional sub-periods exist? Look for common developments. What might be some appropriate names for the sub-periods? 2. Place eight of the terms in the word chain below by placing terms that you see connections between in adjoining links. Then, on the bottom, write a brief paragraph explaining how the terms are connected. 1 8 AP World History: Review 1500 BCE = Iron use, Phoenicia (also decline of Mesopotamia, Shang China) 1350 BCE = Indo-European invasions, Judaism 1200 BCE = Hinduism (also Olmec & Chavin in Americans) 1000 BCE = Zhou (also decline of Egypt, Bantu migrations start, codification of Old Testament, codification of Vedas complete) 800 BCE = rise of Greek city-states (770 BCE = Zhou in decline) (c600 BCE = Zoroaster, codification of Hindu Epics completed) c500 BCE = Siddhartha Gautama (563-483), Confucius (551-478), Lao-Tzu c449 BCE = Golden of Athens (defeat of Persia, spread of Athenian culture, democracy, Pericles, Socrates), Beginning of Roman Republic (Twelve Tables) 402 BCE = Start of Warring States 330 = Rise of Alexander the Great & Hellenistic Age 322 BCE = Rise of Maurya 221BCE - = Shi Huangdi & Qin - 202 BCE = (end of Qin) Rise of Han 184 BCE = Fall of Maurya 100 BCE = End of Hellenistic period 1st century = Decline of Roman Republic (133 – 44 BCE) 27 BCE = Rise of Roman Empire (30 CE = Rise of Christianity) 180 CE = End of Pax Romana 200 CE = use of camel for Trans-Sahara; spread of Indian influence in SE Asia (end of Kushan era) 220 CE = Fall of Han 300ff CE = Spread of Buddhism, Spread of Christianity (312 = Constantine converts, 333 = Diocletian divides empire) 320 CE= Rise of Gupta 476 CE= Fall of Rome 535 CE = Fall of Gupta (589 CE= Rise of Sui)
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