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WH- Unit 2 Review

Eastern Classical (Persia, China, India, and Isreal)

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Vedas FOUR collections of sacred writings produced by the Aryans during their settlement in India
Castes One of the four classes of people (priests, warriors, peasants, and non-Aryan laborers or craftsmen) in the social system of the Aryans who settled in INDIA.
Hinduism Religion in INDIA thst believes in many Gods and Goddesses, reincarnation, and that a person's behavior in life determines his or her form/caste in the next life.
Buddhism A religion based on the idea of self-denial taught by Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha). Buddhists try to follow the four noble truths and the eight fold path.
Monotheism The belief in ONE God.
Ten Commandments A series of laws in the Jewish religion that prohibited stealing, murder, and other forms of immoral behavior.
Judaism A religion of the Hebrews that began in ISREAL and was led by Moses it is based on the concpets of monotheism, and following a moral code of conduct known as the Ten Commanments.
Tribute Peace money paid by a weaker nation to a stronger nation
Satrap A governor of a province who ruled locally in the Persian Empire
Confucianism Belief system established by Confucious, emphasizing traditional values such as obediance and order
Filial Piety A respect shown by children and the younger members of society for their parents and elders
Bureaucracy A system of departments and agencies formed to carry out the work or government
Daoism A PHILOSOPHY based on the ideas of Chinese thinker Laozi, who taught that people should be guided by a social order.
Legalism A Chinese philosophy based on the idea that a highly efficient and powerful government is the key to a social order!
Autocracy A government in which the ruler had UNLIMITED power and uses it in arbitrary manner
Patriarchal A social system in which a father is the complete head of the family and household
Silk Roads A system of ancient caravan routes across central Asia, along ehich traders carried silk and other expensive goods
Centralized Government When power is concentrated in a central government authority which local governments are subject to follow
Civil Service The administrative departments of a government, especially those in which employees are hired on the basis of their scores on examinations.
Assimilation The policy when a conquering nation forces or encourages the conquered people to adopt its culture, customs, and institutions.
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