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the Persians, led by Emperor; hailing from modern day___

Cyrus the great; Iran

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What's a primary source

A written source or object from the time period being studied

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What's a secondary source

A written source abt smth or someone from another time period

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Syncretizing

a blending of ideas or beliefs

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Persian (Achaemenid) Empire emerged as a what kind of state

Military and administrative powerhouse that was a extremely successful state system

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Satrap are

Local governors is Persia

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Centralized

Controlled by one main authority or in one single location

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What did the Persians develop that helped with travel and communication

Roads and standardized coins

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Greek city state that was ran by a democracy

Athens

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What is polytheism

Belief in many gods

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Democratic

ruled by the people. In a democracy, citizens elect representatives to make and carry out laws.

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Which person united most of Greek mainland following some military reforms

Philip of Macedon

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Who is Philips son

Alexander the great

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Who would continue and lead on Macedonia and Greek and turn out to have the best military campaigns in history

Alexander the Great

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Alexander marched his army thru Egypt, Anatolia, Levant, and into Persia ending what empire

The aechmenid

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What was the philosophical way of life centered on inquiry regarding if truth or knowledge is attainable

skepticism

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monotheism

belief in one God

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who came into Rome with an army and initiated the empire of Rome

Julius Caesar

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Roman citenzenship offered

full protection and privileges to those it conquered with no strings attached

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governor

an official appointed or elected to serve as the chief administrator and judge in a Roman province

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Golden age of India is what empire

Gupta empire

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a period where 7 kingdoms went to war

warring states period

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the system emphasized the existence of a

strong state built on moral law, strict secular laws and punishments,

as well as administrative positions based on individual merit

legalism

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this empire independently created the first successful large-scale centralize empire in East Asia and established a foundational state system for later Chinese dynasties, and successfully unified the regional kingdoms into an empire

qin dynasty

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the adoption of legalism allowed who to grow and eventually defeating the other kingdoms and ending the Warring States Period

Shihuangdi of Qin

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liu Bang leaded which empire

han controlled china

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The Han dynasty issued in a golden age and improved what did they develop

developing the world's first trade between the two realms known as Silk Road

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what philosophy did the Han dynasty take in

confucianism

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a network of trade routes known collectively as the _____ of Asia

silk roads; china to Mediterranean

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the Han officially adopted

Confucianism as the official state philosophy under Emperor

Wu of Han

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Hinduism believes what

a cycle of rebirth and reincarnation with the

overall goal of transcending human life and uniting with Brahma

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reincarnation

the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

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live their life fulfilling their caste task, even if they

were bad at it; the fulfillment of their caste duty was referred to as

dharma

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the universal law of cause and effect; every action has a reaction

karma

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an ancient social structure that divides society into four main hereditary classes called

caste system

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what did Siddartha Gautama form

buddhism

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Buddhism is

ridding yourself of such desires by leading

a simple, meditated life in which any person could achieve nirvana; life is defined by one's suffering

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Ashoka ruled what empire

mauryan empire

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Ashoka encouraged what

the spread pf buddhism

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monotheistic religion-one that believed in a single, all-powerful deity

Zoroastrianism

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second temple judaism is

Judaism shifted to a more Zoroastrian model

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what is a Tanakh

the Hebrew bible

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christianity

Jesus of Nazareth as a messiah

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what did Paul Tarsus do

engaged in extensive missionary work and traveling to keep the religion alive despite Roman persecution

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who taught that taught that humans should pursue a life oriented towards being 'good' for the sake of Good, spiritual gender equality & duty, and charity

Zoroaster

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a philosopher, teacher, and politician who created a philosophy and focused on personal morality, strong family loyalty, and social harmony

confucius

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teaching that expects people pursue education, honest, integrity, morality, and, perhaps most importantly, remain loyal to their duties and hierarchical superiors

Confucianism

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three fundamental levels from the individual, to the family, and finally to the state is what philosophy

Confucianism

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Analects is

a series of writings

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a triangular sail mounted on a long pole called a yard, which is set at an angle to the mast.

lateen sails

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large-scale seasonal reversals in surface wind direction that result in distinct wet and dry periods

monsoon winds

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the largest sea-based system of communication and exchange in pre-modern world history powered by monsoon winds

Indian Ocean trade network

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a series of four conflicts fought between the Roman Republic and the Kingdom

Macedonian wars

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a series of three major conflicts fought between the Roman Republic and the Phoenician city-state of Carthage; resulting in roman victory, claimed dominance over mediterranean sea

punic wars