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Geography's Impact on Greece Mountains and valleys isolated city-states Led to independent development of each polis
Geography's Impact on Greece Lack of resources encouraged Mediterranean trade Greeks established colonies along Mediterranean coast
Greek Democracy and Politics Developed direct democracy Citizens could vote on issues
Greek Democracy and Politics City-state (polis) was main political unit Peloponnesian War weakened city-state system
Greek Philosophy It helped create an understanding of the natural world
Alexander the Great Spread Greek culture and ideas Created vast empire
Alexander the Great Connected different civilizations Influenced regions outside Greece
Roman Empire Development Capital moved to Constantinople in 330 CE Location chosen for trade advantages
Roman Empire Development Built extensive road networks Created impressive engineering feats (aqueducts for fresh water)Western Rome was eventually conquered by invading groups
Roman Culture Polytheistic religion (similar to Greek gods) Trade routes led to Pax Romana(period of peace)
Roman Culture Christianity spread rapidly because it was the religion of the Roman Empire Engineering achievements like aqueducts improved daily life
Confucianism Considered a philosophy because it is a Code of conduct for behavior Impacted society by Emphasizing family relationships Not technically a religion
Confucianism Influenced Chinese society significantly The rise in Buddhism led to the decline of Confucianism
Indian Empires Maurya Empire: Ashoka promoted Buddhism Gupta Empire controlled northern India
Indian Empires Gupta Empire gained power by using military to control regional trade Hindu beliefs: spirit exists beyond body and mind
Buddhism Gained popularity after Han DynastySpread through trade routes
Buddhism Alternative to Confucianism Influenced Chinese culture
Islam Five Pillars: Shahada (the declaration of faith), Salah (performing ritual prayers five times a day), Zakat (giving alms to the poor), Sawm (fasting during the month of Ramadan), Pilgrimage to Mecca
Islam Spread through trade in central Asia Religious obligations include specific practices
Islam Influenced multiple regions and cultures All members of the religion must make at least one pilgrimage to Mecca
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