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| Persia was built on earlier __________________________ civilizations |
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| The main religion of Persia |
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| Persia's attitude towards other religions. |
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| How did Persia treat the people it conquered? |
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| The name of the system Persia developed to control its empire. |
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| Persia connected its Empire by build an advanced ____________ system |
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| A central belief of Zoroastrianism. |
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| There are two opposing forces in the universe (good and evil). |
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| Two mountain ranges and two rivers that isolated India. |
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| The Himalaya Mountains, the Hindu Kush Mountains, the Indus River, and the Ganges river. |
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| How did people migrate into India? |
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| Mountain passes through the Hindu Kush mountains. |
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| Two major cities in the early Indus Valley. |
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| What group of people migrated into the Indus Valley and asserted dominance (i.e. took over)? |
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| The system that dictated social interactions and choice of occupations (jobs) for the people in early India. |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: unification of India |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: Emperor Asoka |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: spread of Buddhism |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: built free hospitals |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: built veterinary clinics |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: good roads |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: the Golden Age of Indian culture |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: invented the number zero |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: setting of broken bones |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: figured out that the earth was round |
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| Mauryan of Gupta: developed new Indian textiles |
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| The classic religion of India |
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| Hindus believe there are __________ forms of ______ God. |
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| The idea that you will be reborn after you die. |
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| The Hindu version of the idea that our present actions (good or bad) will have future consequences (good or bad). |
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| The sacred texts of Hinduism |
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| The Vedas and the Upanishads |
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| Along major trade routes. |
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| What modern-day nation was the birth place of Buddhism? |
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| The things you have to believe in order to "understand" Buddhism. |
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| The things you must practice to reach enlightenment in Buddhism. |
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| Who was responsible for the spread of Buddhism in India and to China? |
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| Why was the Great Wall of China built? |
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| To keep out invaders from the North. |
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| The Emperor who built the Great Wall of China. |
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| The idea that Chinese emperors only had the "right" to rule China if they were "just" (just means fair). |
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| These routes linked China to the people as far away as Rome. |
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| How did China govern it large empire? |
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| The civil service system. |
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| Where was paper invented? |
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| Where was porcelain invented? |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: all humans are good, not bad. |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: Respect your elders. |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: The "Code of Politeness" (still in use in China today) |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: Major emphasis on education |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: Worship of ancestors |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: Humility |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: Focus on the simple life, living with inner-peace |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: living in harmony with Nature |
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| Confucianism or Taoism: the Yin-Yang symbol |
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