AP World History Modern Review - Unit 0 Review - All Pre-1200 Content - Timestamps Included!

All topics simplified to facilitate a comprehensive review.

Classical Empires - Persia
0:30 - Persian Empire
3:00 - Centralized Government
3:40 - Satraps
4:10 - Central Bureaucracy
4:50 - Economic Facilitation - Roads, Mail, etc.

Monotheistic Religions
6:10 - Zoroastrianism
7:25 - Second-Temple Judaism
22:40 - Christianity (Greece and Rome between Judaism and Christianity)

Classical Empires - Hellenistic Greece
9:36 - Ancient Greece
10:12 - Philip of Macedon
10:33 - Alexander the Great
12:15 - Spread of Greco-Roman Logic
14:00 - Skepticism

Classical Empires - Rome
16:54 - Roman Expansion
18:50 - Roman Centralized State System
19:15 - Roman Citizenship
19:40 - Jewish Diaspora
21:00 - Roman
22:40 - Christianity
23:20 - Missionaries and Appeal of Christianity
25:05 - Edict of Thessalonica
25:43 - Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire)

Hinduism
26:04 - Origins of Hinduism
26:28 - Vedic Beliefs
27:10 - Caste System
29:10 - Dharma
29:50 - Karma

Buddhism
30:10 - Buddhism
31:55 - Asceticism
33:00 - Appeal and Spread of Buddhism

Classical China
34:10 - Warring States Period
36:12 - Confucianism
40:20 - Qin Dynasty
41:25 - Centralized State System
42:30 - Legalism
42:35 - Han Dynasty

Pre-1200 Inter-regional Trade
44:40 - Silk Road
45:50 - City-States on the Silk Road
46:50 - Trade Stability
48:00 - Mediterranean Sea Trade Networks
48:40 - Indian Ocean Trade Network
49:50 - Monsoon Winds and Lateen Sails
50:30 - Trans-Saharan Trade Networks

[morganapteaching]

All topics simplified to facilitate a comprehensive review.
Classical Empires - Persia
0:30 - Persian Empire
3:00 - Centralized Government
3:40 - Satraps
4:10 - Central Bureaucracy
4:50 - Economic Facilitation - Roads, Mail, etc.

Monotheistic Religions
6:10 - Zoroastrianism
7:25 - Second-Temple Judaism
22:40 - Christianity (Greece and Rome between Judaism and Christianity)

Classical Empires - Hellenistic Greece
9:36 - Ancient Greece
10:12 - Philip of Macedon
10:33 - Alexander the Great
12:15 - Spread of Greco-Roman Logic
14:00 - Skepticism

Classical Empires - Rome
16:54 - Roman Expansion
18:50 - Roman Centralized State System
19:15 - Roman Citizenship
19:40 - Jewish Diaspora
21:00 - Roman
22:40 - Christianity
23:20 - Missionaries and Appeal of Christianity
25:05 - Edict of Thessalonica
25:43 - Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire)

Hinduism
26:04 - Origins of Hinduism
26:28 - Vedic Beliefs
27:10 - Caste System
29:10 - Dharma
29:50 - Karma

Buddhism
30:10 - Buddhism
31:55 - Asceticism
33:00 - Appeal and Spread of Buddhism

Classical China
34:10 - Warring States Period
36:12 - Confucianism
40:20 - Qin Dynasty
41:25 - Centralized State System
42:30 - Legalism
42:35 - Han Dynasty

Pre-1200 Inter-regional Trade
44:40 - Silk Road
45:50 - City-States on the Silk Road
46:50 - Trade Stability
48:00 - Mediterranean Sea Trade Networks
48:40 - Indian Ocean Trade Network
49:50 - Monsoon Winds and Lateen Sails
50:30 - Trans-Saharan Trade Networks

[naughti_penguin]

Last year your reviews helped me a lot in AP world I actually got a 5! This year I'll be sure to use them in APUSH.

[seoyeon]

please upload the next video soon!! I'm getting a lot of help from your videos thanks!!!!

[huzefa]

Are these review videos all of what you need to know in the units or is there more?

[highlightharmony]

This day last year exactly one year
thanks for the information needed this

[triumphonlineclasses]

May I see history book collection please.

[MrErskine]

Like your stuff but you are mistaken on Zoroastrianism influencing Judaism. Monotheism predates Zoroaster back to the days of Moses. Furthermore the date of 1500s B.C. for Zoroastrian is way off. The oldest scriptures of Zoroasterianism go only as far back as 600s B.C. The concepts of virginal births, end of days, and messianic concepts in Zoroasterianism do not originate with these scriptures. They originate with scriptures from the post 2nd Temple and even post Christian 1st Centuries. Judaism IS the worlds oldest monotheistic religion. It did NOT borrow from Zoroaster, quite the verse.