Persian Empire
the founder of the Persian Empire known for his tolerance and respect for local customs.
Cyrus the Great
In what country did the Roman Empire start?
Italy
This ruler of the Mauryan Empire is known for spreading Buddhism
Ashoka the Great
This city-state was known for its military and training of warriors.
Sparta
This philosophy, which emphasizes harmony with nature and social order, was promoted during the Han Dynasty.
Confucianism
major road facilitated trade and communication across the Persian Empire
Royal Road
This structure was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles in ancient Rome.
Colosseum
The Gupta Empire is often referred to as the ____ because of its advancements in math and science
Golden Age
This philosopher is famous for his method of questioning and dialogue.
Socrates
This rebellion in 184 AD against the Han Dynasty was led by a group known for their yellow headbands.
Yellow Turban Rebellion
The Persian Empire was known for its administrative system, which included this type of provincial governor.
satrap
This emperor famously declared Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.
Constantine the Great
In what country did the Gupta Empire start?
India
The conflict between Athens and Sparta that lasted from 431 to 404 BC is known as this.
Peloponnesian War
This famous trade route connected China with the Mediterranean during the Han Dynasty.
Silk Road
This religion, founded by Zoroaster, had a significant influence on the Persian Empire.
Zoroastrianism
The period of peace and stability across the Roman Empire that lasted for about 200 years is known as this.
Pax Romana
The Mauryan Empire reached its height under this ruler, who is known for his military conquests and administrative innovations.
Chandragupta Maurya
This building on the Acropolis is a symbol of ancient Greece and was dedicated to Athena.
Parthenon
The Han Dynasty is known for establishing this examination system to select civil servants.
Civil Service Exam
The Persian Empire fell to this Macedonian leader in 330 BC
Alexander the Great
4 factors that contributed to the rise of the Roman Empire
1. The strategic location of the Italian peninsula, with access to major trade routes and natural resources
2. The discipline, technological advancement, and adaptability of the Roman military
3. The stable political system of the Roman Republic and the subsequent centralized authority of the Roman Empire
4. The Roman ability to assimilate the cultural practices and technologies of the civilizations they conquered
This major trade route connected the East and West during the time of the Gupta Empire.
Silk Road
This term refers to the period of Greek history from the death of Alexander the Great to the Roman conquest.
Hellenistic Period
This major technological advancement during the Han Dynasty was crucial for communication and record-keeping.