Unit 2 (Eastern Classical Civilization (500 BC - 500 AD)
Han China
200 BCE-200Ce
Fall of Rome
476 CE
Classical Rome
500 BC - 500 AD
Classical Greece
600-300 BC
Isaac Newton
Defined the law of motion
Robert Boyle
Father of Modern Chemistry
Theocracy
Government that is run by religious leaders
Archimedes
Greek mathematician and inventor. He wrote works on plane and solid geometry, arithmetic, and mechanics. He is best known for the lever and pulley.
Galileo
He was the first person to use a telescope to observe
Copernicus
Heliocentric theory or model
Classical India
Hindu and buddhist Roots
Western Europe
In France, Great Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy
Democratic-Republicans
Led by Thomas Jefferson, many people believe that people should have political power,
China: Tang To Ming Dynasties
Tang Empire was an imperial dynasty of China
China (Zhou, Qin, and Han)
The Zhou Dynasty collapsed slowly, over a period of hundreds of years, as the feudal rulers of outlying provinces gained more authority
Eratosthenes
The calculated the circumference of the earth
Western Civilization
The modern culture of Europe and North America
Magna Carta
The royal charter of political right
Oligarchy
They are rule by few of people
Islamic Caliphates
They improved upon Roman arches and domes
Government
the governing body of a nation or state
central idea
the main idea of something
Sikhism
the religion began in northern India and found in the 16th century and combining elements of Hinduism and Islam
Christianity
the religion that bases on there life and teaching of Jesus Christ
Judaism
the religions of the jews
Confucianism
they would orderly society in the present world and stresses a moral code of conduct
Philosophical TradItions
throughout the western time
India (Maurya and Gupta)
Chandragupta ruled from 324 to 297 BCE before voluntarily giving the throne up to his son, Bindusara
Pythagoras
A Pythagorean Theorem
Republic
A form of a government
Totallitarianism
A government is a single party or leader controls the economic
Enlightenment
A movement in the 18th century
Islam
A religion based on the teaching of the mohammer of the which stresses belief in one god (Allah),
Hinduism
A religion native to India that belief in many gods and reincarnation
Hammurabi's Code
A set of law that the government life
Absolute Monarchy
A system of government in which the head of a state
Greece
Athens, Greek
Jewish Ten Commandments
Basic law
Buddhism
Belief system that started in India in the 500s BC. and they we enlightenment and the overcoming of suffering
Justinian's Code Of Law
Body of Civil Law
Rome
Capital of Italy
English Cilvil War
a conflict and it lasting from 1642 to 1649
Limited Monarchy
a government that is limited by laws and a constitution
Historical Origins
a religion historically began
Persia
an empire in southern Asia created by Cyrus
Monotheism
belief in a single and only god
Major Religions Traditions
belief in reincarnation
Judeo-Christian Legal Tradition
comes from christian technology of supersession
Democracy
government by the people