1. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Mauryan And Gupta Empires Ancient India
Classical
China
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China
Silk Road
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Final Jeopardy

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This social system included Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, and Sudras. In India, they are known as jati, but to westerners it is known as this.
Caste System

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This religion teaches that all gods and living things are representations of a single universal spirit, Brahma
Hinduism

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This religion believes in the Four Noble Truths
Buddhism

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This religion believed in non-violence and that everything has a spirit
Jainism

6. 1 - $500 Jainism and Buddhism were developed in this social class
Warrior class

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This ruler established a ridged bureaucracy to carry out his demands and created the Mauryan Empire
Chandragupta Maurya

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This man is credited with bringing Buddhism to India, improving living conditions and making a drastic change in his moral values
Asoka (Ashoka)

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This type of religion, although modified, became popular after the fall of the Mauryan Empire
Hinduism

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The Gupta Empire was this, a time of great advances in art, literature, and science
Classical Age

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These people had very few, if any, rights under the Gupta empire
Women and wives

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This school of thought taught that people, by nature, were untrustworthy and selfish
Legalism

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This was the time when Chinese leaders abandoned their diplomacy and turned to brute conquest
Era of Warring States/Warring States Period

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The root of many Chinese philosophies was this, the balancing of complementary forces
Yin and Yang

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This philosophy called for respect of traditional culture and observance of the principle of order
Confucianism

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Period of philosophical development in ancient China, which produced Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism
Era of a Hundred Schools

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Qin Shi Huangdi

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The Qin emperor applied harsh concepts to his government, taken from this school of thought.
Legalism

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The Great Wall

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An informal collection of wise advisors called this was put into place under emperor Wudi
Civil Service

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True or False: The Han empire was a time of peace and equality for its people
False

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The Silk Road was introduced in this empire
Han

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These were people who worked on the silk road, trading items from one place to another
Middlemen

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This item traded on the Silk Road was created in China and its creation was a secret from the rest of the world
Silk

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True or False: Silk, precious metals and spices were the only items traded on the Silk Road
False

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The Silk Road began in this Chinese town
Changan

27. Final Jeopardy
Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi was buried with over 800 of these, thought to protect him in the afterlife
Terracotta Soldiers