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This belief is the divine source of authority that gives China's emperors the right to rule.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
This religion became the official religion of Rome in its later years.
What is Christianity?
This (vocab word) made other nations dependent on China for silk.
What is a monopoly?
This showed how much the Qin cared about their military and promoting it.
What is the Terracotta Army?
This technology helped the Roman Empire maintain order adn promote trade.
What is Advanced Roadways?
These were the two classes within Ancient Rome.
This mixed with local religions to form a pseudo-religion; more of a moral code.
What is Confucianism?
Describe the Silk Road (use old vocab...)
What is allowed for cultural diffusion? It assisted the exchange of goods and ideas from several cultures.
This dynasty ruled before the Han.
What is the Qin Dynasty?
Most Roman art was based on this other culture.
What is Greek?
This is the period of relative peace that lasted in the Roman Empire for 200 years
What is the Pax Romana?
The Qin followed this religion/philosophy, while the Han followed Confucianism.
What is Legalism?
Mountains, deserts, and oceans do this for civilizations.
What is protection from invaders?
"The Han established a large empire. They needed order and a useful system of government to manage the territory. Therefore, they chose government officials based on their fitness for ruling" describes which philosophy?
What is Confucianism?
This is the difference between the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire?
What is one emperor versus two consuls?
Trade flourished on the Silk Roads in Rome because of what?
What is army oversight/army men stationed on these routes?
This emphasizes the love for one's ancestors.
"The Wilk Road was not one road, but a number of trade routes. These routes connected China with Western Asia and the continent of Europe. In ancient times, the route connected traders from the Han dynasty with traders buying and selling in the Roman Empire. The Silk Road was busiest between 100 BCE and 1500 CE. During that time period, more than just silk was traded. Many goods, including tea, wool, furs, grapes, wine, spices, colored glass, ivory, gold, silver, and porcelain, were bought and sold along the Silk Road." This showed it benefited China and Rome.
What is the exchange of goods? (Or cultural diffusion)
This protected Plebeians rights.
What was the Twelve Tables?
This is the first king of Rome according to myth.
Who is Romulus?
What is law?
This philosophy emphasizes strict laws and punishments.
What is Legalism?
The rich feared the poor would revolt against them, so the rich kept them entertained with chariot races and gladiator fights
What is Bread and Circuses?
This was the government before Caesar.
What is a democracy + republic? (Can say in other ways)
Paterfamilias is this.
Who is the father/head of the household in Rome?