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What was the Silk Road?

Roads from China cross Asia to the Middle East, Europe & Africa

Who were the middlemen on the Silk Road?

Merchants

What was the purpose of the Silk Road?

To trade routes for goods

What were achievements of the Qin dynasty?

Centralization of government


Standardization of Chinese writing, language ,coins ,weight


The great wall of china

Why did this raise the price of good?

Because each profit increased

What were the teaching of Confucianism?

Filial piety = respecting your elders


Educated men will run a good government


People are good



Which dynasty incorporated Confucianism into daily life?

the Han dynasty

Why did the Han dynasty incorporated Confucianism into daily life?

To promote order in society

What's a civil service exam?

A standardized test taken to work for government

What did the civil service exam create?

A scholar- gentry class

What's bureaucracy?

Agencies & departments of the government over different areas

What are some examples of bureaucracy?

Education, Postal system, Passport office, Tax collection ,and military

What was the caste system?

A social class system

What religious system is connected to the caste system?

Hinduism

What were major accomplishments of Indian prince Asoka?

Spreaded Buddhism ,


built edicts to Buddha, roads, & hospitals


Brought peace to india

How did India's geographical location affect trade?

The central location gave great access.

Where did India trade?

On the silk road & the Indian ocean

What was a characteristic of the Persian leaders?

Tolerant & kind once they conquered people

For what propose were the Persian leaders kind?

To unite people under their rule

What did Cyrus the Great do for the Jewish people that caused him to be honored by them?

Freed them & gave them money to rebuild temple in Jerusalem.

What's democracy?

A government where people vote

Who had the power in democracy?

The citizens

Where did democracy begin?

Athens, Greece

What did Pericles belief about citizen participation in government?

In Athens, It was highly valued , a citizen responsibility

What's an oligarchy?

A government where the power is in the land of a few aristocratic ( wealthy) leaders

What's a tyranny?

A government where the power is in the hands ruler who takes power by force

What kind of government did the city-state of Athens?

Direct-democracy

What did direct democracy focus on?

They focused on fine-arts music, theater, art luxury living

What type of government did the city-states of Sparta have?

Oligarchy

What did the Sparta's government work on?

the military & training soliders

Who was allowed to vote in Rome?

Male citizens

Who was Not allowed to vote in Rome?

women, children, & slaves

What was the Roman code of laws called?

Twelve tables

What are the characteristics of a republic (type of government of Rome) ?

Representatives vote for citizens, written laws ( 12 tables), branch of government

What's empire?

A government over different people or countries who are ruled by one ruler