Women and the poor preferred this religion (an off-shoot of the Vedic religions) because it did not believe in the Caste system.
What is Buddhism?
The "Golden Age" of South Asia came under this empire, also known for advances in medicine and mathematics.
Who are the Gupta?
The ethnic groups considered to be the most valued among the Indian varna (castes) could trace their origins back to this group of migrant people originally from the Caucases.
Who are the Aryans?
Han Feizi believed in this philosophy, which suggests that the success or failure of a state is based on the strength of its rules and the ability of its citizens to follow the rules.
What is legalism?
Samsara is the cycle of birth and rebirth common to this religion.
What is Hinduism?
The sacred texts from Hinduism are known as this.
What are the Vedas and/or the Upanishads?
The Roman Empire fell in 476 CE. What was the eastern half renamed as?
Who are the Byzantines?
He was the emperor of the Mauryan empire who converted to Buddhism, built an extensive roads network, and created pillars with his legal codes to be placed throughout the empire.
Who is Ashoka?
These religions were spread through AfroEurasia as a result of extensive trade routes.
What are Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism?
The spread of Greek culture and ideas into other places following conquests of Alexander the Great were known as....
What is Hellenism?
Invasions by this group most likely led to the fall of the Han Dynasty.
What is the Xiongnu (Huns)?
List two products traded by South Asian empires.
What is silk, textiles, spices, rice, sugar, mustard, pepper, gold, copper, pearls, perfume, cotton, animals, slaves?
In West Africa, the domestication of the camel allowed for Muslim traders to cross the Sahara desert. This powerful regional empire was known for its gold reserves.
What is Ghana?