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Unit 2 600 BCE-600CE

Adrianna Togiai

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Persia Modern-day Iran. A series of empires arose and controlled much of the territory
Administration Tightly governed. Having networks of educated bureaucrats,tax collector's, and spies to maintain order and authority of emperor
Economic Foundation Underground canals developed to also support agriculture
Zoroastrianism A popular and influential religion
Unification of China Expansion of China during the Qingdao and Han dynasties
Social and Political Foundation Philosophies of Confucians,Daoist,and Legalists
Prosperous economy Based on technological and industrial development and long distance trade
Mauryan and the Gupta Two influential empires that emerged in northern India
Classical India Growth of long-distance trading networks, and promotion of several significant religions
Mediterranean Basin Far West of India. High volume of manufacture and trade within this region
China Far east of India. Another region of trade
Patriarchal families Became more elaborate with the subcastes called Jati
Jati Derived from the term Sanskrit jata, "born" or "brought into existence"
Jainism, Buddhism, and Hinduism Salvation-based religions that emerged and spread
Mediterranean Society Greek phrase. Started up with sea traders and evolved in to something better
Hellenistic Empire Rich cultural legacy of politics, philosophy, art, literature, and science
Islamic world Shaped along with the European worlds for centuries
Pericles Statesman of Athens where the earliest form of democracy was found
Southwest Asia Hundreds of established cities along with the Mediterranean Basin.
Literature Found in the form of mythology, poetry, drama, and essays
Philosophical thoughts Contributed by Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
Republican Government Governed by a constitution and a fixed body of law that guaranteed citizens rights
Elaborate Transportation Sophisticated roads, sea lanes linking port cities, and an imperial postal system
Economic specialized region The development of cash crops for export or in localized industries
Philosophical Beliefs and values Stoicism, and Christianity became widespread by romans
Cross-cultural exchange Trade among Rome, China, and pathia
Wealth Merchants, traders, mariners, and bankers became rich
Popular religions Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Mitharism became more widespread
Epidemics Disease pathogens were carried to populations with no immunity. Throughout Eurasia
Downfall Epidemic caused downfall of the Han and Roman Empires
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