| A | B |
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| Quin -- What was it notable for success? | Unified China, gave it its name, great wall, centralized gov't |
| Quin -- What system of ideology did it use? | Legalism |
| Quin -- what ideology did it ban? | Confusionism |
| Which dynasty followed the Quin? | Han |
| What were the notable successes of the Han Dynasty? | Gov't, civil service, cultural/tech/literature/artistic achievement, Silk trade, military expansion, Tributary system |
| What was/were the idology/ies used during the Han Dynasty? | Confusious based ideology |
| Which Dynasty followed the Han Dynasty? | The Sui Dynasty |
| What is the Sui dynasty most famous for? | The Grand Canal, public works projects, |
| What were some of the failures of the Sui Dynasty? | Revolts, military disasters (Korea) High TAXATION |
| What caused the fal of the Quin Dynasty? | Internal Revolts |
| What Ideologies were used during the Sui Dynasty? | Legalist system, especially HIGH TAXES |
| What caused the fall of the Sui Dynasty? | The high taxation on the people |
| Which Dynasty is considered the High Point of the Chinese Empire? | The Tang Dynasty |
| Which religion flourished during the Tang Dynasty? | Buddhism |
| The Tang dynasty was based on what Ideology? | Confusionism |
| What technilogical advancements were made during the Han Dynasty? | Paper, Porcelin |
| What Technilogical/Artistic advancements were made during the | Painting, calligraphy, famous poems |
| Which Empire followed the Tang Dynasty? | The Song Dynasty |
| What is the Song Dynasty notable for? | Growth of cities and growth of commerce |
| What is the Song Dynasty infamous for? | Foreigners in trade, causing China to turn "inward" |
| What ideology/religion declined in the Song Dynasty? | Buddhism was considered foreign and bad |
| What was Greece's governement made up of? | Polis' or city states |
| _____ and ______ are examples of great Greek Literature | Odyssey and Illiad |
| Who are the great thinkers of Greece? | Plato, Aristotle, Socrates |
| Greece had a great army/navy (choose) why? | Navy, they were in the islands so trade and wars happened on the water |
| What did the Greek city states do in order to defeat the Persians? | They banded together and beat the persians |
| Who were the spartains, and why were they a threat to Greece? | The spartains were enemies of the Greeks, they were highly trained soldiers (since age 7) and only out of the military at age 60 but people didnt live that long |
| Why were triremes helpful for the Greeks | Prow: cut into other boat; fast; manuverable; used loyal sodiers that fought not to save themselves but to save the empire/their land |
| The battle of Thermopilae had what Greek enemy help fight against a universal enemy? and who won? | Held in a narrow mountain pass the spartains helped to fight off the Persians, unfortunately they were outnumbered and the persians won |
| According to Plutarch (Roman) what are the 4 qualities of a good leader? | 1. policy decisions must be based on judgement and reason; 2. A statesman should try to be a good role model 3. should not regard any fellow citizen as an enemy 4. Should not humble the state or use it for that persons own advantage 5. Promote peace and tranquility |
| What are the 12 Tables | Roman laws made by the patriciens |
| Daoism is.... | Mysterious, lazy , lax rules, practiced mostly independantly |
| Confusionism is... | more relaxed than legalsim, stricter than Dao, promots filial propriety and piety, the main basis for much of the Chinese empire |
| Legalism is... | A way of strict laws and punishment |
| China's Technilogical advancements include: | Block printing, paper, porcelin, compass, wheelbarrow |
| The Roman Republic is founded in | 510 BCE |
| Julius Caesar Died in | 44 BCE |
| The fall of the Western Empire was in | 400-450 BCE |
| The Two leaders of the 2nd punic wars were | Hannibal v. Scipio |
| Imperial Rome began in | 50 BCE |
| The Quin Dynasty was in | 250 BCE |
| The Han Dynasty was in | 200 BCE |
| The Era of Disunity | 200 CE |
| The Sui and Tang Dynasties were in | 600 CE |
| The Roman empire lasted | appx 1,000 yrs |
| The Chinese Empire lasted | appx 850 years |
