Week 8 classwork (War and Peace in Ancient Civilizations)

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What were the trade goods of Indian merchants?

Pearls, cotton cloth, black pepper, and manufactured items for spices and rare local goods from Southeast Asia.

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What was the role of the Romans in Indian trade?

Romans built trading posts in southern India to trade directly for black pepper and other goods.

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Impact of Ashoka's Kalinga War

Ashoka's war against Kalinga caused immense suffering, leading to his conversion to Buddhism and promotion of peaceful teachings.

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'Dhamma' as taught by Ashoka

Ashoka referred to Buddhism as 'Dhamma', emphasizing moral living and kindness rather than conquest.

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What were the main exports from India?

India's main exports included cotton cloth, black pepper, pearls, and gemstones, while importing horses and gold.

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Why were the monsoon winds important for sailors?

Sailors relied on seasonal monsoon winds to navigate the Indian Ocean safely and reliably.

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What was the family structure in India?

Wealthy families in India lived in patriarchal structures where authority resided with the oldest male.

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What were the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita?

The Bhagavad Gita teaches that the soul is immortal, caste duties are important, and surrender to God leads to salvation.

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What were the four proper goals of life in Hinduism

Dharma: obeying moral rules, Artha: earning a living, Kama: enjoying life, Moksha: achieving spiritual liberation.

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What were the consequences of the Punic Wars?

The Punic Wars led to Roman control over the western Mediterranean and wealth from the conquered territories.

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Describe Latifundia and social conflict in Rome

Latifundia were large estates worked by slaves, leading to economic problems and unrest among small farmers.

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Ashoka's stone edicts purpose

Ashoka carved his laws on stone pillars to communicate his commitment to moral leadership and Buddhism to his subjects.

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Which of the following were aspects of the Roman Republic? (Choose all that apply)

  • Two consuls presided over the Senate and the army

  • All male citizens were allowed to attend

  • A slate of civic offices was elected each year

  • Sovereign power resided in several assemblies


  • Two consuls presided over the Senate and the army

  • All male citizens were allowed to attend

  • A slate of civic offices was elected each year

  • Sovereign power resided in several assemblies


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What was the real seat of power during the Roman Republic?

The Roman Senate

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What sort of relationship tied individuals, families, politicians, and aristocrats together?

Patron/client

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What religious texts are the foundation for Indian civilization?

The Vedas

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The term "varna" translates to:

Color

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What is the term for the subdivision of Indian groups beyond varna?

Jati (birth groups)

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Who is Sidartha Gautama?

Buddha

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What is the term for "new school" Buddhist thought?

Mahayana Buddhism

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What is the term for observance of traditional Buddhist thought?

Theravada Buddhism

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What event was triggered by the Ionian Revolt, an uprising of Greeks in Anatolia?


The Persian War

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What league was formed in 477 BCE and eventually removed the Persians from the Mediterranean, thus freeing all Greeks?

Delian League

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What was the name for the Greek's premier warship?

Trireme

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Who were the main combatants in the Peloponnesian War?

Athens and Sparta

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Who was the son of King Philip of Macedon?

Alexander III (Alexander the Great)

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What is the name of the epoch ushered in by the conquests of Alexander the Great?

The Hellenistic Age

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What is the name of the Roman Republic's first set of laws?

Twelve Tables

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Who was the leader of the Carthaginians during the Second Punic War?

Hannibal Barca

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Which of the following is a class in the system of varna? (Choose all that apply)

  • Shudras (Serfs)

  • Vaishyas (Peasants and merchants)

  • Kshatriyas (Warriors and aristocrats)

  • Brahmins (Priets)


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Where did Buddha first announce his doctrine?

Deer Park of Sarnath

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Which of the following are the Noble Truths? (Choose all that apply)

  • Life is suffering

  • Suffering arises from desire

  • The solution to suffering lies in curbing desire

  • Desire can be curbed if a person follows the “Eightfold Path”


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The term "Bodhisattvas" translates to:

An enlightened being

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Where did the Spartan "300" make their last stand?

Thermopylae

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Who wrote a detailed history of the Peloponnesian War?

Thucydides