Who replaced the Qin Dynasty in 206 B.C.E?

These were nomadic invaders from the north, who were skilled horsemen and warriors?

The structure depicted in the picture above was constructed during which dynasty?

What is the name of the structure depicted in the picture above?

Which religion represents the balance or harmony between opposites and is important to both Confucianism and Taoism?

Which religion became a rival to Confucianism?

What religion's key beliefs are:

1. 1. Humans are good, not bad

2. 2. Respect for elders

3. 3. Code of politeness

   1. 4. Emphasis on education

Who was China's most influential philosopher and wanted to restore good government, social order, and harmony to China?

What was a Chinese governmental system that involves a series of tests were given to pick the most qualified officials for government jobs called?

Which Indian empire architecture is depicted in the picture above?

The Gutpa Empire made achievements in what area?

What achievements are the Kushan Empire responsible for?

What was the name of the trade route in the picture above that traded exclusively with Rome and China?

Which nomadic warriors conquered surrounding kingdoms to establish their own empire from 100 C.E - 300 C.E?

What was Ashoka's achievement during his reign?

Who is considered to be the greatest ruler in Indian history?

The Mauryan Empire had which of the following characteristics?

The Mauryan Empire, Kushan Empire, and Gupta Empires made up ........................?

What was the official religion of Persia and arguably the first "monotheistic" religion of the world?

Which Greek ruler eventually conquered the Persian Empire?

What was the purpose of Darius the Great building the "Royal Road" as depicted in the pictures above?

What eventually led to the fall of the Persian Empire?

Which Persian ruler strengthened the Persian government by developing an imperial bureaucracy which divided the empire into 20 provinces?

Which Persian ruler had a reputation for mercy, practiced tolerance, and allowed the Jews in Babylonia to return to Israel?

What is another name for a king?

Persia developed as the largest empire in the world stretching from the Nile River to the .................?

The Persian Empire was built on earlier Central Asian and Mesopotamian civilizations?