| A | B |
|---|
| political identity of Greece | Polis (city-state) |
| Life of Spartan male | Military, no luxuries |
| location of Greek colonies | Along Mediterranean Sea |
| Alliance of Greeks against Persians | Delian League |
| Head of Delian League | Athens |
| How the Peloponnesian War affected Greece | Weakened Greece, allowed Macedonians to move in under King Philip II |
| Cornerstone of Greek economy | Trade |
| Greek sea trade | Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf, Arabian Sea |
| Example of centralized rule in India | Mauryans |
| Ashoka Rule | Moral Example |
| Reason for Indian stability | trade |
| Action of Gupta Empire | Conquered regional kingdoms |
| Primary religion under Gupta | Hinduism (buddhism disappears |
| Patriarchal Societies | Greece, China, and India |
| Determination of Social Structure | Brahmins and Caste System |
| During Guptas, - | Caste system more prominent |
| Religion of Ashoka and Mauryans | Buddhism |
| Religion of Guptas | Hinduism |
| Qin Shihuangdi | Centralized imperial rule |
| Wu Di | used centralized rule and bureaucracy combined with Confucian ideas |
| Han Dynasty Expansion | North Vietnam, Korea, Central Asia |
| Economy of China | agricultural based on trade |
| Han Dynasty | silk roads flourish, military expansion, increased trade |
| Connection of silk road | Han to Central Asia, India, and Roman Empire |
| Cultural unit of China | Family |
| Chinese inventions | paper and the wheelbarrow |
| What the overthrow of the Etruscan king led to in Rome | Monarchy to republic |
| Expansion of Rome at first | Italian peninsula towards Mediterranean, to former Hellenistic empire |
| Rome's system of law | Twelve Tables |
| Key to Roman economic success | Roads |
| Ruler of Family in Rome | Paterfamilias |
| Inspiration of Roman achievements | Greek Ideas |
