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Classical Rise&Fall

QuestionAnswer
Qin Rise: Centralized power & Legalism
Qin Fall: Harsh rule → revolts
Han Rise: Confucian bureaucracy; civil service exams; expansion & Silk Road trade.
Han Fall: Corruption and weak emperors; peasant rebellions; invasions and fragmentation.
Maurya Rise: Centralized bureaucracy; military conquest; Ashoka’s Buddhism promoted stability.
Maurya Fall: Weak leadership after Ashoka; regional kingdoms reemerged; administrative strain.
Gupta Rise: Strong regional leadership; trade/agriculture wealth; cultural “Golden Age.”
Gupta Fall: White Hun invasions; decentralized rule; internal fragmentation.
Persia Rise: Strong leaders (Cyrus, Darius); efficient administration (satraps); Royal Road for communication/trade.
Persia Fall: Overextension; weak leadership; conquered by Alexander the Great.
Greece Rise: Trade & colonization; political/military innovation; unity against Persia.
Greece Fall: Peloponnesian War; political fragmentation; conquered by Macedonia.
Rome Rise: Military expansion; strong institutions; infrastructure/roads.
Rome Fall: Political corruption; economic troubles; invasions by Germanic tribes.
Alexander the Great Rise: Military genius; united Greek city-states; spread Hellenism.
Alexander the Great Fall: Alexander’s death; empire fragmented; overextension.
Created by: rileycc
 



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