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Unit 2 CLASSICAL EMPIRES CLASSICAL EMPIRES

Unit 2 CLASSICAL EMPIRES. Warm-Up: Spiral pg. 5 Classical Empires What is an Empire? To control several territories, countries, or city-states under one

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Page 1: Unit 2 CLASSICAL EMPIRES. Warm-Up: Spiral pg. 5 Classical Empires What is an Empire? To control several territories, countries, or city-states under one

Unit 2

CLASSICAL CLASSICAL EMPIRESEMPIRES

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Warm-Up: Spiral pg. 5Classical Empires

• What is an Empire?• To control several

territories, countries, or city-states under one ruler

• Expansion= Empire

• Write the following question in your spiral:

• How do the river valley civilizations influence the rise of the classical empires?

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EmpireEmpireofof

PERSIAPERSIA

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Persian Government/PoliticsPersian Government/Politics

Absolute Rule with Absolute Rule with local governmentslocal governments

Satraps: Satraps: local governors Royal Road:Royal Road:communication

system

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Persian ReligionPersian Religion

• Good vs. EvilGood vs. Evil• Ideas of Ideas of

heaven, hell, heaven, hell, and final and final judgmentjudgment

ZoroastrianismZoroastrianism

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Persian Technology/Culture

• Intellectual Centers: Babylon

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CLASSICALCLASSICALGREECEGREECE

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Greek Government/Politics

• Started in Athens

• All citizens vote• Non-citizens:

women, slaves, and foreigners

WORLD’S FIRST DEMOCRACY!

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Greek Philosophy/LiteratureGreek Philosophy/Literature• Socrates Socrates

– Belief based on question and answerBelief based on question and answer

– Socratic MethodSocratic Method

• PlatoPlato– The Republic:The Republic: best govt. is ruled by philosopher-best govt. is ruled by philosopher-

kingskings

• AristotleAristotle– arguing using logic arguing using logic – Scientific Method Scientific Method

• Homer: Homer: epic poems of heroic deedsepic poems of heroic deeds

• Greek drama: Greek drama: tragedies and tragedies and comediescomedies

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Greek Technology/CultureGreek Technology/Culture• AstronomyAstronomy

– Eratosthenes Eratosthenes calculated earth’s calculated earth’s circumferencecircumference

• Mathematics and Mathematics and PhysicsPhysics– Euclid created Euclid created

geometrygeometry– Archimedes pi and Archimedes pi and

screwscrew– Pythagorean Pythagorean

TheoremTheorem• ArtArt

– Columns/AcropolisColumns/Acropolis

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The 1st Olympic Field

First Olympics!First Olympics!

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Greece at its Greatest!Greece at its Greatest!

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CLASSICALCLASSICALROMEROME

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Roman Government/PoliticsRoman Government/Politics• RepublicRepublic

– Elected leadersElected leaders

• Twelve Tables Twelve Tables – Written LawWritten Law

– Equal RightsEqual Rights

• EmpireEmpire– AugustusAugustus

• Pax Romana “Roman Peace”

– DiocletianDiocletian• Divided Rome into East and West

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Roman ReligionRoman Religion

• Constantine:Constantine: made Christianity the official religion of Rome

• Why did Christianity spread so easily?– Accepted everyone– Belief of spreading

the word

CHRISTIANITYCHRISTIANITY

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Roman Technology/CultureRoman Technology/Culture

AqueductAqueductssArchArch

DomeDome ColosseuColosseumm

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Public EntertainmentPublic Entertainment

Gladiator FightsGladiator Fights

Christian PersecutionsChristian Persecutions

Wild Animal HuntsWild Animal Hunts

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Fall of the Roman Empire

• Political WeaknessPolitical Weakness– Corrupt leadersCorrupt leaders

• Economic ProblemsEconomic Problems– High taxes, inflation, High taxes, inflation,

unemploymentunemployment

• Military DeclineMilitary Decline– Non-roman soldiers = less loyalNon-roman soldiers = less loyal

• InvasionsInvasions– BarbariansBarbarians

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Mauryan and

GuptaIndia

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Indian Government/PoliticsIndian Government/Politics

• Chandragupta Chandragupta Maurya unified Maurya unified Northern India Northern India creating an creating an empireempire

• Asoka- Asoka- Mauryan Mauryan Empire’s greatest Empire’s greatest rulerruler

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Indian ReligionIndian Religion

• BuddhismBuddhism • HinduismHinduism

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Indian Technology/CultureIndian Technology/Culture

•MathMath•Zero, decimal system, piZero, decimal system, pi

•MedicineMedicine•Medicinal plants, plastic surgeryMedicinal plants, plastic surgery

•LiteratureLiterature•poetrypoetry

•TradeTrade•Silk Road and Indian Ocean tradeSilk Road and Indian Ocean trade

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Classical ChinaClassical China

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Chinese Chinese Government/PoliticsGovernment/Politics

• DynastiesDynasties– Zhou, Qin, Zhou, Qin, HanHan

• Great WallGreat Wall• Mandate of Mandate of

HeavenHeaven– Heaven Heaven

chooses and chooses and blesses the blesses the rulers of Chinarulers of China

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Chinese ReligionChinese Religion

• ConfuciusConfucius • DaoismDaoism

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Chinese Technology/CultureChinese Technology/CulturePaper Silk Road

Iron Tools

Silk

Chinese Exam System

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Classical IsraelClassical Israel

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Israel Government/PoliticsIsrael Government/Politics

• KingdomsKingdoms–Saul–David–Solomon

• Ten Ten CommandmentsCommandments–Code of Law

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Israel ReligionIsrael Religion• JudaismJudaism• Monotheistic Monotheistic • AbrahamAbraham

– Founder of the Hebrew peopleFounder of the Hebrew people

• TorahTorah– First 5 books of the Hebrew BibleFirst 5 books of the Hebrew Bible

• CovenantCovenant– Promise between God and his peoplePromise between God and his people

• MosesMoses– Led Hebrews out of slaveryLed Hebrews out of slavery

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Accomplishments of IsraelAccomplishments of Israel

Solomon’s Temple

Capital of Jerusalem

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Concluding Idea…Concluding Idea…

What are some commonalities of What are some commonalities of the Classical Empires?the Classical Empires?

• They began by expanding and unifying

• They had beliefs/religions that spread easily

• The downfall of the empires were caused by

– Problems within the Empires

– Outside invasions