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Chapter Five The Classical Period: Directions, Diversities and Declines by 500 CE

Expansion and Integration These are the common themes for the great classical civilizations, areas upon which they faltered between 200-500 CE What were the main principles concerning Expansion and Integration in Classical Civilizations? UNITY China emphasized greater central authority India and Mediterranean society promoted diversity India used religion to unify people Mediterranean ideas spread but to less people Integration Territorial issues China used resettlement and language India used the caste system Rome used autonomy (freedom, w/taxation) and economic networks Social classes Inequality between men and women Slavery in Mediterranean Slaves rebel Caste system in India Lower classes rebelled

Expansion and Integration in the Classical Civilizations India- used localized governments in new territories Used Hinduism to expand Used the caste system to expand China- tried to integrate southern regions greater political centralization promoted one common language

Expansion and Integration in the Classical Civilizations Greece- integrated through the use of a common language Persian war helped to integrate city-states Rome Used tolerance and common laws for conquered peoples Used a trade network that relied on everyone Citizenship for all

Other Civilizations during the Classical Period The people of Kush developed at around 1,000 BCE on the Upper Nile river. Influenced by Greece and Egypt Mastered iron working Eventually fell to… Axum in 300 BCE Emerged on Red Sea coast Conquered by Ethiopia Had active contact with Mediterranean society (Greece) Christianity flourished in isolation

Other Civilizations during the Classical Period The Japanese became a very successful civilization at around 200 CE Had been migrating to Japan for 200,000 years, mostly from Korea, borrowing ideas from Korea and China. Elaborate sea based societies, advanced in ironworking and agriculture Regional states Shintoism became the national religion in 700 CE Worship of political rulers, nature and rice

Other Emerging Civilizations… The Americas Meso-American culture was considered more advanced during this era then Europe and Africa, despite being isolated from the advances of the Old World Agriculture was based on corn and root crops, limited to domestication of dogs, guinea pigs, llamas, alpacas, turkeys (NO horses or cows) Olmecs – gemology, calendar/astronomy, elaborate cities, BIG stone heads! But disappeared by 400 CE (absorbed/transformed into other Mexican early civilizations like Toltec and Aztecs) Inca – isolated, mountain civilization with vast cities, known early on as Chavin, Nazca, Norte Chico

Other Civilizations during the Classical Period Olmecs, in central day Mexico, appear at around 800 BCE Were very advanced in agriculture, including the growing of root plants, like potatoes Domesticated few animals Completely disappeared in 400 BCE

Other Civilizations during the Classical Period Mayan, on the Mexican peninsula at around 400 CE Were perhaps the most advanced Built many pyramid shaped temples Developed the only writing system of Meso- America Mayan religion was very complex Incan, in modern day Peru Emperor with absolute power Built fortresses and irrigation systems Used llamas to carry goods

Other Emerging Civilizations… South Pacific Polynesian peoples from Fiji and Samoa Explored the South Pacific on canoes and settled every island (migration), as far as Hawaii by 400 CE Isolated, island societies w/tropical plant agriculture, pigs Tribal kingship w/caste system

Decline in India and China What factors led to the decline of Classical Civilization in India and China? Nomadic invasions HUNS invaded both China and India, the Han and Guptas saw their territory picked apart from NW to south Internal bureaucratic corruption or internal shrinking Han rulers get greedy, Confucian bureaucrats become lazy, they taxed the peasants even more, allowing landowners/warlords to regain dominance Indian princes reduce to protecting their own states rather than building a large empire once more Religious fervor (to be discussed) Daoism – Yellow Turbans and their divine magic! Buddhism became one of the few outside influences to impact China, though it was altered by Chinese influences Islam brought greater promises to the poor in India

Decline in Rome What factors led to decline in the Roman Empire? IT GOT TOO BIG Population decline of native Romans, diseases Brutal rulers in autonomous areas, weak emperors in Rome Tax collection becomes difficult Defense of the empire became too expensive Class divisions – hedonistic wealthy and suffering poor…basically, a decline in morality but the ruling class Religion (to be discussed) – those darn Christians NOMADIC INVASIONS ENDED the Roman empire, they DID NOT cause the long decline

Save the Rome??? What attempts were made, and by whom, to save the Roman Empire? Diocletian 284 CE – 305 CE Tightened administration, improved tax collection, exerted himself as a god (like Caesar) but it didn’t work (like Caesar) Constantine Set-up second capital of Constantinople, used Christianity as his state religion, which he thought would bring strength to his people

The Division of Rome Division into Three Zones (Map 5.3) 1. Eastern Roman Empire – Byzantine 2. North Africa – Ptlomeic/Coptic Egypt, Cyrenaica, Tripolitania, Vandal Kingdoms 3. The West – converted in Germanic kingdoms

The World Around 500 CE Developments in many parts of the world by 500CE produced THREE major themes in world history 1. Response to collapse Revive, rework, and repel invasion 2. Creation of/Reaction to new religions Integrate new religions, or, use them as a catapult for the future (Europe and Christianity) 3. Increased agricultural skill and contacts with early civilizations (Japan, Africa, nomadic Europe) spurred future changes

DEBATE ASSIGNMENT Using text and computer resources, create an argument PRO or CON regarding the main question Did Religion Cause the Fall of Classical Civilizations? Be able to support your arguments using facts. DO NOT tell your friends which position you chose!!!