AP World History Test Review
Foundations: 8000BCE-600CE
Directions – Complete the following review sheet by writing in the correct information for all the statements/words in bold. This outline follows the College Board course outline for AP World History.
1. Time: Periodization in Early Human History & What ushered in the next period?
Paleolithic Age: Major developments- Stone tools, natural shelters, fire, warfare bury dead, migration, organization, gender roles emerge, and village organization.
Neolithic Age: Population increases, harvesting wild grains, food surplus, job specialization, animal domestication, inventions, religion government, and gender differences.
Ancient Civilizations: Agricultural changes, economic changes, irrigation, artisans, religious organization, social classes develop, advanced cities with centers of trade, new tools, record keeping (scribes), institutions for government, religion, and education.
Classic Civilizations: China: Zhou, Qin, Han; India: Aryans, Maurya, Gupta; Mediterranean: Persian, Greece, Roman Empire.
2. Foraging & Pastoral Societies: Their Demographic Characteristics
Foraging societies/hunters-gatherers
• Organization:
o Chiefs, religious leaders
o Natural shelters
o Cave/tent
o Warfare
o Small bands based on food availability
o Mobile
• Culture:
o Stone Tools
o Egalitarian
o Nomadic
o Migrations
• Gender roles:
o Egalitarian society
o Men: Hunt
o Women: Gather
o Both important and equal
Pastoral Societies
• Organization:
o Population increase
o ‘Revolution’- gradual
o Job specialization
o One farmer= feeds
o Government emerges
o Organized irrigation
o Distribute surplus
• Culture:
o Religion emerges
o Nature based religion
o... [continues]
Foundations: 8000BCE-600CE
Directions – Complete the following review sheet by writing in the correct information for all the statements/words in bold. This outline follows the College Board course outline for AP World History.
1. Time: Periodization in Early Human History & What ushered in the next period?
Paleolithic Age: Major developments- Stone tools, natural shelters, fire, warfare bury dead, migration, organization, gender roles emerge, and village organization.
Neolithic Age: Population increases, harvesting wild grains, food surplus, job specialization, animal domestication, inventions, religion government, and gender differences.
Ancient Civilizations: Agricultural changes, economic changes, irrigation, artisans, religious organization, social classes develop, advanced cities with centers of trade, new tools, record keeping (scribes), institutions for government, religion, and education.
Classic Civilizations: China: Zhou, Qin, Han; India: Aryans, Maurya, Gupta; Mediterranean: Persian, Greece, Roman Empire.
2. Foraging & Pastoral Societies: Their Demographic Characteristics
Foraging societies/hunters-gatherers
• Organization:
o Chiefs, religious leaders
o Natural shelters
o Cave/tent
o Warfare
o Small bands based on food availability
o Mobile
• Culture:
o Stone Tools
o Egalitarian
o Nomadic
o Migrations
• Gender roles:
o Egalitarian society
o Men: Hunt
o Women: Gather
o Both important and equal
Pastoral Societies
• Organization:
o Population increase
o ‘Revolution’- gradual
o Job specialization
o One farmer= feeds
o Government emerges
o Organized irrigation
o Distribute surplus
• Culture:
o Religion emerges
o Nature based religion
o... [continues]
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