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2024 Classical Civs

Global

QuestionAnswer
Ruled by the people -occured in Athens where every citizen was encouraged to participate in the government Democracy
Perspective or opinion of an author Point of View
Explains where a historical development is taking place and why it is taking place there Geographic context
an officer of ancient Rome elected by the plebeians to protect their rights from patricians Tribunes
The name that was given to Octavian after he became the first emperor of Rome Augustus
A period of peace, prosperity and progress Golden Age
Leader of Athens during its golden age Pericles
Han Dynasty, test to become a government official based on Confucianism civil service exam
Network of trade routes that linked China with the Mediterranean world Silk Road
Explains the rise and fall of ruling families in China. This pattern repeated throughout China's history. Dynastic Cycle
Development of a number system 0-9: developed concept of pi and understood solar eclipses Gupta Empire Achievements
Rome the lower class workers and farmers Plebeians
Rome the wealthy upper class landowners Patricians
Law code established in Rome Twelve Tables
Invasion, Disease, tax burden on the poor, peasant rebellion, corrupt leadership Fall of the Roman and Han Empires
Massive unemployment, no set way to appoint emperors, slave labor drove farmers out of business Fall of the Roman Empire
Crop failures, conflict between advisors, family members and the Emperor created instable government Fall of the Han Empires
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