The two forerunner civilizations of ancient Greece, who traded with the ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians.
Who are the Minoans and Mycenaeans?
These two brothers, according to legend, founded the city of Rome on April 21st, 753 BCE
Who are Romulus and Remus?
This philosophy inspired Shi Huangdi's harsh and severe reign.
What is legalism?
These two religions originated in India. One is intensely polytheistic with a focus on gaining positive karma for a good rebirth, while the other focuses on the elimination of suffering.
What are Hinduism and Buddhism?
They're not simply a walled community with the surrounding countryside, they are
What are city-states?
This Mesopotamian Empire attempted to invade Greece ~500 BCE
What is Persia?
These three political institutions, which also delineate the three periods of Roman history.
(Must be in the correct order!)
These are the first four dynasties in Chinese history.
(Must be in the correct order)
What are the Shang, Zhou, Qin, and Han?
This emperor ruled much like a legalist. He also established the Mauryan Empire.
Who is Chandragupta Maurya?
They're not merely politicians advocating reforms to benefit the people, they're called:
What are "Populists"?
This confederation of Greek peoples led by Athens so frustrated the aspirations of Sparta that the Peloponnesian War broke out in 431 BCE.
What is the Delian League?
This fresco of a man and wife comes from the Roman city of Pompeii. This phrase refers to the absolute power a Roman father could wield over his wife and children.
What is patria potestas?
These industries were monopolized by Emperor Wudi in the 2nd century BCE.
What are salt and iron?
This Mauryan Emperor experienced a dramatic conversion to Buddhism after witnessing armies of soldiers perish.
Who is Ashoka?
They're not simply infrastructure connecting the Roman empire and allowing for the spread of Christianity, they are
What are roads?
The literal meaning of the field advanced by Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
What is "love of wisdom"?
This adopted son of Julius Caesar, who defeated Mark Antony in 31 BCE and was proclaimed the first emperor of Rome.
Who is Octavian?
(also acceptable: Who is Augustus Caesar?)
This Emperor's dynasty began after a brilliant bureaucrat succeeded the imperial throne in 9AD.
What is Xin?
These two mathematical innovations originated in the Gupta period of classical India.
What are zero and the decimal?
This philosophy doesn't just focus on filial piety and duty to elders, it's
What is Confucianism?
This term refers to the cultural practices of classical Greece, which reached from the Mediterranean to India on account of Alexander the Great's conquests in the 4th century BCE.
What is Hellenism?
This emperor, who also persecuted Christians, ruled the Roman Empire in the 60s CE during the Great Fire of Rome.
Who is Nero?
This term refers to the obligations of a dynasty to rule well, as it can be lost if the dynasty experiences loss or decay.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
A major medical advancement, involving the attempt to create immunity through exposure, was made during which period of classical Indian history?
What is the Gupta Empire/period?
It's not gay it's
What is Greek?