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    importance began to diminish around the eighteenth century. In 1722, the fall of the Safavid Empire occurred and under the rule of Sultan Husayn, the Persian state suffered long term economic deterioration. It wasn’t until Nadir Shah of the Afsharid dynasty took power that political unity was restored, and for the first last time Persia’s borders were extended. However soon after this period, began the state’s decline, which led to the contraction of Persian around the Middle East and Asia. The…

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    Two thousand years ago both the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty were thriving in Italy and China respectively. These two powerful civilizations had completely opposite religions and Government structures, but yet both were able to function as a thriving societies until. Although the Han Dynasty and Roman Empire were based on two completely different beliefs and Government structures, they both had corrupt Governments by the end of their reigns that lead to a weakened army, and lead to terrible…

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    The Han Dynasty

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    conquests, first ending the Zhou dynasty, and took over the other six of the Seven Warring States to gain control over the whole of China. The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China period. The Han Dynasty was the ruling family of China from 206 BCE to 220 BCE. A leader named Liu Bang founded the new dynasty. Sinification is the spread within East Asia. It was a style of social and cultural life in China. The southward expansion of the Han dynasty is a series of military of South…

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    Han Dynasty Bureaucracy

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    China during the Qin dynasty, with Shi Huangdi as the emperor in charge of the system. However, under Shi Huangdi’s rule, China’s bureaucracy had several problems. These problems remained unsolved until the Han dynasty, which ruled after the downfall of Shi Huangdi’s government. Once the Han dynasty took charge in China, the issues surrounding the bureaucracy began the process of being solved. Among the problems that the development of bureaucracy meant to solve in China’s Han dynasty were the…

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    Han Dynasty Technology

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    the phones we have today. When technology started to advance, people from the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire didn’t know whether it was a good thing or a bad thing. They weren’t familiar with Technology so they were skeptical about it at first. Some people grew to like technology and found it useful, while others found technology to be a total failure and not useful at all, then there were some people from the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire that didn’t really have an opinion on technology…

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    Han Dynasty Religions

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    The Han Dynasty had 3 main religions: Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism. Taoism started in the 6th century by Lao-Tzu. He recorded his own teachings into a book called the Tao Ti Ching. Taoism means living in harmony with Tao, or “the way” or “path” or “principle”. Taoism also focused on the Three Treasures: compassion, moderation, and humility. Lao-Tzu stated that everyone should be one with nature. He also believed that all living things have a universal force flowing through them. He created…

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    Han Dynasty Women

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    The Han Dynasty expectation for women in China to present virtues of “superior being” in different ways in which they can be both responsible for themselves and the members of the community. Superior being is described as having good qualities, self-respect, be responsible, and self-reliance and other objectives that can regard women as being extremely different in the society. The lecture also described superior being in Confucians China as qualities educated women should possess. The first…

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    Roman Republic, and the Han Dynasty are historical examples between 3300 b.c.e. - 200 c.e. that dominated their surroundings but still brought a significant amount of cultural synthesis to those they conquered. These three cultures justify mutual benefits through syntheses while displaying just superiority. The Persian Empire spanned from the years 550-330 bc…

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    external conflicts. The Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty internally ruptured due to political ineffectiveness as a result of corrupted emperors and officials and externally disintegrated because of nomadic invasions from Germanic tribes in Western Europe and the Xiongnu in Asia. However, the Roman Empire saw the decay of the faith of the Empire in the citizens as they turned to local landlords for protection, while the local landlords of the Han Dynasty began to defy the government and conquer…

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    Han Dynasty Dbq Analysis

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    Both the Han dynasty and Roman empire saw the welfare of using technology to help the common people. For example, in Han China government officials gave specific instructions on how to properly establish water conservations to help the common people and save their labor. “I request that you establish water conservation offices in each district and staff them with people who are experienced in the ways of water. There should be one high official and one deputy with just enough workers to meet the…

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