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Siddartha Gautama
-Ganges river
-5th to 6th century
-Later named Budda because his teachings formed into a religion called Buddhism
-Emphasized meditation, prayer, and unseflishness
-"Enlightened one"
-Traveled to spread his ideas
Legalism
-3rd century BCE; implemented after warring period
-Obedience; good of the state above all else
-Tyranny is OK if this is accomplished
-Torture
Pythagoras
-500 BC
-Greek philosopher who gave rise to nationalism; unaided reason can elicit truths and solve real world problems
-One of the first to see numbers as real
-Known for pythagorian theorum
Emporium Trading
-Exchange of goods that move through many markets and middle men on a relatively small scale
-Connected places like Iran, Egypt, and central Asia
Virgil
-Roman poet who wrote Aeneid
-70-19 BCE
-Aeneas connected to Romans; brought thinkers in direct line to Roman successors
-Suggests symmetry; face put on coin and recognized for the myth
King Zheng
-246 BCE
-Ruler of Qin
-Within 25 years unified China through violent conquests
-Emphasis on agriculture and waging war where males forced to register
-Wanted to abolish slavery and lower wealth gap
-Burned people/books that did not agree with him
Teotihucan
-50 CE; city in Mexico
-Construction of pyramids with more than 20
-REligious and spiritual purposes and for housing elite
-6,000 ft above sea level
-Good for agriculture but no rainfall so ecologically fragile
-Sacrifies; fell due to drought
-Important because practices pop up in other cultures (gets spread around)
Sharia
-500 CE in Mecca
-Religious civil code easily applicable on a large scale
-Addressed things such as marriage, government, and individual spiritual duties
-Divinely inspired so cannot be changed (Muhammad)
Wu Zhou
-Woman who seized throne in 690-705 from Tang Dynasty in China
-She was a concubine who got close to the emperor and gave him advice. She then seduced him, killed his wife, and married him to take power
-Used Buddhist clergy to spread propaganda and became Buddhist state for awhile.
-Showed stability of the Chinese empire
Jihad
-Internal struggle with evil that allowed justification against polytheists, idolators, and apostates
-"Striving" "holy war"
-Key religious component for expansion under Islamic control
-600 CE
Constantine
-300 CE
-Commander of Roman Army
-Claimed to see a vision of a cross when traveling and claims to see god's hands in his rule
-No more persecution of Christians
-Didn't convert whole empire, re-defines emperor to be god's deputy on earth and is eligible for sainthood
-Used church to spread propaganda and church officials in hierarchy in state
Dome of the Rock
-7th century
-Islamic structure that shows where Muhammad rose to Heaven
-Built on site that has meaning to both Christians and Islams; intended to establish superiority in Jerusalem
-First huge scale structure that serves to convert people to Islam
Jesus
-33 CE
-Captured and tried by the Romans 33 CE
-Followers wrote about him 30-40 years after death
-Independent minded rabbi
-Wanted priesthood cleaned of corruption
-Weak are empowered
-No matter how people act, god is ultimate judge
Muhammad
-Religious and political leader
-570 to 632 CE
-Prophet who heard the whispers of god and created new religion
-Included moral code, rules for discipline, and civil law
-Islam
-Whispers from archangel Gabriel from god written in Quran
-Followers have access to own truth to god
-War with nonbelievers justified