What did Theodosius and Constantine do?

refused to hire foreign soldiers

consulted the Senate to try to restore them

What do both Buddhists and Hindus have in common?

starting in China and moving to India

What did Americans get from Roman law?

Guilt has to be proven in a trial

Prevented separation of Patricians and Plebians

What is true of the practice of reaching nirvana?

suppoted by Siddhartha Gautama and Asoka

it was written about by Paul of Tarsus

It was made to protect the Indian Caste system

would have been supported by Chandragupta and Sriguptau

What did Alexander the Great and Chandragupta Maurya do?

conquered empires that had parts of India

boycotted Chinese silk industry

they disliked each others culture

was paranoid and built a city of dead soldiers

discussed military ideals with Roman emperors

sent Chinese soldiers to attack the Gupta

Which describes the development of the Qin Dynasty?

Shi Huangdi fought for control of the empire after the end of the Zhou Dynasty

The Mandate of Heaven was used to argue that the gods were unhappy with the previous dynasty and allowed the new dynasty to take over

They took control when a peasant named Liu Bang led a rebellion after the death of the emperor

The Qin Dynasty was constructed of Mongols who defeated the previous dynasty

The Silk Road linked China with civilizations to the West through trade.

The Silk Road did not pass through any difficult geographic obstacles.

The Silk Road was primarily a long and difficult route for naval travel.

The Silk Road linked China with primarily Arab trade partners.

The Roman network of roads and the Silk Road

were similar in that both served as avenues for trade and cultural diffusion.

were similar in that they were completed by 44 BCE.

differed in that while Roman roads were for public use, the Silk Road was only for government use.

were similar in that neither had much of an effect on its respective society.

In what way was democracy limited in Athens?

women and noncitizens had no political rights

citizens had to pay to attend the Assembly

slaves could only vote in minor elections

Which of the following describes the Maurya Empire?

First Indian Empire, inspired by Alexander the Great, trade with the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and started the spread of Buddhism

Resurgence of Hinduism, caste system strengthened, Indian Ocean Trade increased, math developed

Used feudalism, called the Warring States Empire, used a system of control called Legalism

Unified the people of the area politically, economically and culturally under Confucianism. Constructed the Great Wall and other canals to bring irrigation to the people of the area.

Which of the following is NOT true about Greek and Roman polytheism?

The Greek and Roman gods were never believed to interact with humans on earth

The gods and goddesses represented humans emotionally and physically.

The Greek and Roman gods were believed to interact with humans on earth

Inspired many plays that are still performed today

Which describes the Zhou Dynasty?

Chinese dynasty known as the Warring States dynasty

Chinese dynasty that created extensive roads and canals and began constructing the Great Wall of China

Chinese dynasty that used slave labor and created a Terracotta Army for the emperor

Chinese dynasty led by the peasant Liu Bang

Which of the following is true about Christianity?

It was very popular with the Gentile population of the Roman Empire

It was very popular with the Jewish people in Palestine

The Roman governor pressured the Jewish leaders to punish Jesus

It was not popular with slaves, commoners and women

What important role did Paul play with Christianity?

He spread Christianity by teaching throughout the Roman Empire

He established what would become the Roman Catholic Church

He converted to Christianity and legalized it in the empire

How did the Han Dynasty develop in China?

When the emperor died, a peasant was able to take control while the country was in the middle of rebellions

The Han Dynasty is the first Chinese dynasty where the ruler was chosen through an election

A victorious military leader was able to take control in the middle of a civil war

When a natural disaster struck, the Mandate of Heaven determined a new emperor must be chosen

Which of the following describes the Gupta Empire?

Resurgence of Hinduism, caste system strengthened, Indian Ocean Trade increased, math developed

First Indian Empire, inspired by Alexander the Great, trade with the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and started the spread of Buddhism

Used feudalism, called the Warring States Empire, used a system of control called Legalism

Unified the people of the area politically, economically and culturally under Confucianism. Constructed the Great Wall and other canals to bring irrigation to the people of the area.

Cause: Indo-European Aryans brought their religious beliefs to the Dravidians in India. What is the effect:?

a. Hinduism was created along with the Caste System which still controls Indian society

a. The idea of Dharma and Karma were formed and controlled the royal family

a. Buddhism was created and became the main religion of India to this day

a. The Vedas religion was formed and became the main religion of India to this day

How did the Greek Poleis and the Roman Republic end?

Strong military leaders took control which led to the establishment of a Greek and Roman Empire

The people elected dictators to rule the two areas

In both Greece and Rome, invaders from neighboring areas came and destroyed the government

The leaders of both areas died, and no one stepped in to control the government which led to chaos

Why can Asoka's history be described as "written in stone"?

Because most of what we know about him and his rule comes from the edicts carved on pillars, rocks, and walls across his empire.

Because most of what we know about him and his rule comes from the stone age.

Because most of what we know about him comes from his best friend's cousin's sister's little cousin Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

Because he beat up people with his hands that were considered to be made of stone.

Cause: Confucius taught his students to honor filial piety, adhere to tradition and to honor and respect one another. What is the effect:?

Chinese emperors ruled in order to win the respect of their people

Confucianism became a religion with Confucius as a god

Shi Huangdi was no longer the most important Chinese philosopher

Chinese people abandoned the five relationships taught in Hinduism

What factor led to the open water exchange of goods in the Indian Ocean?

Predictable monsoon winds allowed traders to exchange goods by boat

The governments did not tax imports or exports

It was the only way goods could be exchanged from Asia to Africa

Religious leaders discovered new lands when they attempted to teach their faiths

Where did Buddhism originate and where did it spread?

India. Leading faith in Southeast Asia, Central Asia, China, Japan & Korea

China. Leading faith in the Americas and Middle East.

China. Spread to the rest of Asia

India. Leading religion in the Americas and the Middle East

Classical Civilizations

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Where was there democracy?

Athens, Greece

Qin China

Maurya India

Alexandria Egypt

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What is one way that Buddhism spread throughout Asia?

soldiers

apostles

pillars

money

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Why did Plato renounce democracy?

He wanted a republic

Democracy corrupts people

He didn't

Socrates was condemned to death by the people

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Who helped to invent the Scientific Method?

Aristotle

Plato

Buddha

Alexander the Great

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Why is the outcome of the Punic Wars important?

Hannibal was finally defeated

Carthaginian colonists settled in Spain

Julius Caesar defeated Gaul

Rome controlled the Mediterranean

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Why did poleis form?

Greece is 3/4 mountains

They couldn't agree on government

They didn't get along

It was good for the soldiers

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What is true?

The Greeks had a larger military than the Romans

Roman art and religion was based on the Greeks

The Greeks were better engineers than the Romans

Only the Greeks had monuments

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Classical Civilizations

Where was there democracy?

What is one way that Buddhism spread throughout Asia?

Why did Plato renounce democracy?

Who helped to invent the Scientific Method?

Why is the outcome of the Punic Wars important?

Why did poleis form?

What is true?

What policy was used in Qin China?

What did Augustus do?

What achievements are the Romans best known for?

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