1. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy People of the Period Religions Of I & C
Greece &
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River Valley
Civs
Ancient India
& China
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Final Jeopardy

2. 1 - $100 The Mauryan Empire was founded by this man.
Who was Chandragupta Maurya?

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Converted to Buddhism, great military leader, preached religious toleration
Who was Emperor Asoka?

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This man’s teachings were formed into a way of life best known for bring balance to society though the 5 social relationships.
Who was Confucius?

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This group made up 95% of the population in Rome, but only this other group had the power. This second group formed the Senate, which was made of 300 of these men.
Who were the Plebians and the Patricians?

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This man was murdered (stabbed) by his friends because they feared his power.
Who was Julius Caesar?

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Daoism is to ______________ as Legalism is to _____________________.
What is “nature” & “laws”.

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The Four Noble Truths focused on the elimination of these things. The eightfold path is also part of the same religion.
What is suffering and desire?

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In Hinduism, your ______ is based on the fulfillment of your dharma. Your (previous term) determines how you will be ____________ in your next life.
What is karma and reincarnated?

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This Chinese dynasty implemented Confucianism into their government.
What was the Han Dynasty?

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The Aryans brought their traditions and customs through the mountains and into India. What religion did this become?
What is Hinduism?

12. 3 - $100 Athens and Sparta were both this type of civilization.
What is a city-state?

13. 3 - $200 This is the Roman period of peace and prosperity.
What was Pax Romana?

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Philosophy was founded by these three men. Geometry was founded by this man.
Who were Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato? Who was Euclid?

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The Roman Republic’s greatest contribution to Western culture was the concept of ___________ by laws.
What is government?

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This religion was a threat to Roman rulers because it included everyone in society, no matter wealth or social standing.
What is Christianity?

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The Rosetta stone allowed scholars to understand key aspects of this ancient civilization.
Who were the Egyptians?

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Cuneiform was created by this people, and was their most influential contribution.
Who are the Sumerians?

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The phrases “an eye for an eye” & “ X sheckles for the fruit of her womb” refer to…
What is Hammurabi’s Code

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The Pharohs of Egypt were known as “living gods,” meaning that the gods endorsed their rule. This idea is most similar to this concept from another civilization.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?

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These people were best known for the arrangement of the housing in their cities, which suggested a strong social hierarchy.
Who were the Ancient Harappan people?

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Natural disasters, loss in battle, and domestic conflict are all signs of this.
What is loss of the Mandate of Heaven?

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The _____________________ allowed rulers to take power in China after the loss of the previous dynasty’s Mandate of Heaven.
What was the Dynastic Cycle?

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In Ancient India, this was the height of peace and prosperity that was founded by Chandra Gupta.
What was the Golden Age?

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The Han Dynasty was a key player in the formation and usage of the _____________ as a trade system.
What is the Silk Road?

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Confucianist China adhered to the five social relationships. They are ________________.
What is Ruler and Subject, Father and Son, Husband and Wife, Elder Brother and Younger Brother, and Friend and Friend?

27. Final Jeopardy
List the four types of governments we discussed and describe who they were ruled by.
Monarchy- ruled by a King
Aristocracy- ruled by nobility
Oligarchy- ruled by a small group of citizens
Direct Democracy- ruled by its citizens (majority rules)