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This term refers to religion that has one god.

This was the name for Roman provincial rulers that carried out the policies of the Roman Republic and Empire.

Chinese philosophy emphasized the existence of a strong state built on moral law, & strict secular laws and punishments

This was the son of the ruler detailed above who led an undefeated expedition that conquered the entire Persian Empire

Chinese dynasty from 221 – 206 BCE that ended the period described in #21 by uniting China and reorganizing the state.

The Greeks of which city-state were most famous for their successful implementation of a democratic state.

This was the Persian philosopher that is credited with devising the religion described in #29.

This term refers to religion that has many gods.

Set of oral Vedic religions brought by Indo-Aryan invaders around 1500 BCE that dominated the Indian subcontinent.

This was the religion that began following the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth from 20-33 CE.

This was the series of conflicts between the Roman Republic and Carthage during the 3rd and 2nd centuries BCE.

This was the name of the leader who unified China and began the dynasty detailed in #22.

Conquered peoples in Rome could obtain full civil protection, regardless of their ethnicity or prior citizenship.

The Persians were famous for their administrative policies, like the world’s first effective use of a large-scale___govt

This was the Chinese Dynasty from 202 BCE – 220 CE that issued in a Golden Age of imperial Chinese history.

Chinese that laid out 3 levels to maintain social harmony first from the individual, to the family, then to the state.

Ruler of the empire detailed above who sought to spread the teachings of Buddhism throughout his empire from 268-232 BCE

This was the Hebrew faith that borrowed from many of the key beliefs from the religion detailed in #29.

A document or source that provides firsthand testimony concerning an historical topic under research investigation.

This was the name for the period of intermittent fighting and disunification in China from 475 – 221 BCE.

This was the founder Buddhism.

This was the missionary who helped spread the religion detailed in #35.

This was an appointed Persian provincial official that governed according to the policies set forth by the emperor.

Concept which dominates major Asian religions that believes human souls exist in a cycle of death and rebirth.

This was the ruler who began the process of unifying the independent Greek city-states into an empire.

This is the foundational document that codifies that main teachings of the religion described in #33.

This is the series of roads and pastoral routes that connected the regions of East, South, Central, and West Asia.

This is the name for the rigid social hierarchy practiced by adherents of the religion detailed above,

This was the practice and approach of Greek philosophers who doubted and questioned in favor of that which was observed.

Roman _______ were used to provide transportation systems for trade and troop movements within the Roman Empire.

Religion of Persian that est several theological precedents such as the concept of Good vs. Evil, free will, a messiah.

This was the first large, centralized empire that unified most of the Indian subcontinent from 332-185 BCE.

The series of waterways, coasts, and roads that connect the regions of Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Africa.

This was the set of documents that codifies the major beliefs of the philosophy described in #25.

This was the Persian leader who founded and led the historically influential Persian Achaemenid Empire.

This was the first large, centralized empire that unified most of the Indian subcontinent from 350-543 CE (Golden Age)

This was the Chinese philosopher who created the philosophy detailed in #25.

This term is used to describe the fulfillment of one’s life [caste] duty.

A document or source created by someone who did not experience first-hand the events or conditions one is researching.

This term is used to describe one’s efforts in the current life impacting their hierarchal placement in the next life.