Ancient China
This trade route allowed ideas and goods to move freely from China to the Mediterranean Sea.
Silk Road
This River Was Crucial For Survival Of The Ancient Egyptian Civillization
What Is The Nile
This religion accepts the caste system as the basis for its social class structure.
Hinduism
According to this belief, people's status in life is not an accident; it is based on what they did in their past lives.
Karma
The initial purpose of this structure was to keep the bothersome Xiongnu from crossing over into China.
Great Wall
The ancient Egyptians used this technique to protect bodies on their journey to the afterlife
What is mummification?
This religion rejects the caste system.
Buddhism
This is the belief that the Chinese king's right to rule came from the gods.
Mandate Of Heaven
Goods were moved along the Silk Road using this method of transportation.
Caravans
This pharaoh is famous in history for expanding trade.
Possible Answers: King Tut, Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut
This belief was shared by both Buddhists and Hindus regarding a cycle of rebirth.
Reincarnation
A member of an upper class of society or nobility.
Aristocrat
While goods were economically beneficial to China and other countries, what else was traded between civilizations which was also very important in history?
ideas, beliefs, customs, disease
This religious ritual taught ancient Egyptians about the human body.
Possible Answers: Embalming, Mummification
Embalming
The caste system has four social classes and this group was the lowest level of society and not a part of the caste system.
Untouchables
What is the type of government in which the ruler is both the political and religious leader?
Theocracy
This Chinese philosophy believed that society would function best under a system of strict rules and laws.
Legalism
Ancient Egyptians astronomers came up with this achievement by making observations of the moon.
365 Day Calendar
This social class ran the government and army.
Kshatriyas or warriors
This is having title or possession by reason of birth (when someone dies a son or another member of the family takes the role)
Hereditary