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Ancient India -- Politics

Ancient India -- Politics

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History

7th Grade

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Caitlin Irwin

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10 Slides • 23 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Why did people settle in the Indus River Valley?

1

farming, transportation, trade

2

to see beautiful mountains

3

the Brahman told them to

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The geography of the Indus River Valley includes:

1

mountains

2

rivers

3

ocean

4

beaches

3

Multiple Choice

Who was the founder of Hinduism?
1
Abraham
2
Jesus
3
Siddhartha 
4
No real founder

4

Multiple Choice

One of the world's oldest and largest religions that was founded in India...

1

Christianity

2

Hinduism

3

Islam

4

Judaism

5

Multiple Choice

Hindus are polytheistic.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

The belief that that your soul is reborn again and again after death is called...

1

karma

2

sin

3

reincarnation

4

brahman

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Multiple Choice

Who was the founder of Buddhism? 
1
Confucius
2
Ashoka
3

Buddha

4
Attilla

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Multiple Choice

Buddha was a real person in history.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Select

What TWO religions originated in India

1

Buddhism

2

Hinduism

3

Catholicism

4

Judaism

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Multiple Choice

The G in GRAPES stands for _____ ?

1

Government

2

Geography

3

Global

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Multiple Choice

The R in GRAPES stands for _____ ?

1

Region

2

Retail Industry

3

Rulers

4

Religion

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Multiple Choice

The A in GRAPES stands for _____ ?

1

Achievements

2

Architecture

3

Asia

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Multiple Choice

The P in GRAPES stands for _____ ?

1

Place

2

People

3

Politics

4

Population

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Multiple Choice

What topic would be in politics?

1

Invention of writing

2

farming

3

laws and rules

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Multiple Choice

What is the point of government?

1

To make people wear funny hats

2

To provide pets for every citizen that wants one

3

To make and enforce rules to keep people safe

4

To make people believe what you believe

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Multiple Choice

What type of government has a king or queen in charge of it?

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Democracy

2

Monarchy

3

Socialism

4

Dictatorship

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Multiple Choice

Mesopotamia was a

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democracy

2

monarchy

3

dictatorship

4

civilization with no government

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Politics is how people with POWER in groups make decisions.

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Monarchy

  • Control of government is in the hands of a Monarch (King, Queen)

  • Usually they are in charge for life and their children become the new Monarch

  • An example of a Monarchy is England (UK), Australia, Japan, Canada

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Rajahs

a king or prince in India

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Open Ended

Monarchies are ruled by a king.

Ancient India was a monarchy.

So.....

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With his army, King Ashoka conquered much of India and modern day Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

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Maurya Empire

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​India becomes an Empire

-one country

-ruled by a king​

-smaller than an empire​

Kingdom

-many different countries

-ruled by an emperor

-made by conquering other lands​

-very big​

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Empire

24

Multiple Choice

Which is larger in size?

1

Empire

2

Kingdom

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King Ashoka

​Sometimes people fought for power. Wars could break out as they did when King Ashoka seized the throne from his brother during the Mauryan Empire (322-187 BCE)

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Spreading Power

They created a central government with councils that were made up of religious advisors and members of the royal family to help the king make decisions.

Emperors put governors in charge of different cities​ to keep everyone safe.

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Multiple Choice

Kings can give some powers to other people in a monarchy.

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True

2

False

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Later in his life, King Ashoka turned away from brutal conquest to spread Buddhism and the values of love, respect, and nonviolence

Spreading Religion

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Still Remembered

The centre of the Indian flag, contains the Ashok chakra, which has 24 spokes and is blue in color. It is a representation of constant movement and progress.​

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Some of the twenty four principles that the spokes represent are — love, courage, patience, self sacrifice, truthfulness, righteousness, spiritual knowledge, and faith, among others.

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Multiple Choice

What is in the center of the Indian Flag?

1

Ashoka chakra

2

Eagle with a snake

3

Maple Leaf

4

50 stars

32

Multiple Choice

What were kings called in Ancient India?

1

Mister King

2

Pharaoh

3

Rajah

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Open Ended

What was the politics of Ancient India?

Why did people settle in the Indus River Valley?

1

farming, transportation, trade

2

to see beautiful mountains

3

the Brahman told them to

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