[0.2] The Classical Era (c. 600 BCE — c. 600 CE)

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West Eurasia

  • Persian Empire

  • Greek Empire

  • Roman Empire

  • Byzantine Empire

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South Asia

  • Mauryan Empire

  • Gupta Empire

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East Asia

  • Qin Dynasty

  • Han Dynasty

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Mesoamerica

  • Mayan Empire

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big cities

The trades of goods and ideas through the Silk Road, Mediterranean Sea, and Indian Ocean created ___ ______.

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Buddhism and Christianity

Two universal religions, actively looking to convert people and proving monastery communities.

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Mauryan

The first period of unity in South Asia was under Ashoka’s rule of _______ Empire.

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laws

Ashoka created ____ enscribed on pillars throughout the Mauryan Empire.

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Missionaries, merchants

The spread of religion is mostly due to _____________ and __________.

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Hinduism, Buddhism

Ashoka converted from ________ to ________.

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Hinduism

The Gupta Empire was a male patriarchy under one religion: ________.

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Gupta

The ____ Empire was considered the Golden Age of Islam, with advances in math, medicine, and place of value.

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Mandate of Heaven

The justification for an emperor and his family to rule China.

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Qin

___ Dynasty

  • Established central gov

  • Chinese script

  • Weights and measures

  • Canals and roads

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Han

___ Dynasty

  • Compass and sternpost rudder

  • Trade to the Mediterranean Sea

  • Civil service exam

  • Golden Age of China

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Persian

_______ Empire

  • Strong central gov

  • Efficient bureaucracy

  • Religious toleration

  • Roads furthering trade

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Greek

_____ Empire

  • city-states

  • Alexander the Great’s Hellenistic World

  • Sparta and Athens

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Roman

_____ Empire

  • Representative government

  • 12 Tables

  • Aqueducts

  • Overextended military

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Invasions, overextension

_________ and _____________ of land and military were usually the main causes of an empire’s downfall.

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diaspora, Roman

The ________ of Jews to North Africa and Europe was the consequence of the _____ persecution of Jews.

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Rome, Constantinople

____ and _____________ became a split empire in 395.

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Teotihuacan

  • Mexico City today

  • City of the gods

  • Gridded layout

  • Influenced the Aztecs

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Mayans

  • Complex written language

  • Accurate calendar

  • Studied Earth’s movement

  • Concept of zero

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Sahara

The introduction of camels and improvements for their saddles led to trading routes across the ______.

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Religion

________ unifies society when all else fails.