WHAP WARRIORS
Unit Two Exam Review
Persian Empire
Study entire lecture; but be sure to concentrate on the following;
 Definition of an empire
 The consequence of these Greco-Persian Wars
 Division of the empire
 Organization of its political structure
 Eyes and Ears of the King
 Zoroastrianism
 Treatment of conquered cultures
 Royal Road
 Baghdad Battery
 Slavery
 Rights of Women
Greeks
Study entire lecture; but be sure to concentrate on the following;
 Unique feature of Greek political system
 Ephors
 Consequences of Greco-Persian Wars
 peace of Zeus
 Parthenon
 Greek rationalism
 Rights of Women
Han Dynasty
Study entire lecture; but be sure to concentrate on the following;
 Legalism
 Confucianism
 The Great Wall
 Achievements Qin Shihuangdi
 Daoism
 Buddhism
 The funerary complex of Qin Shihuangdi
 Achievements of Hans
 Silk Road (everything!)
 the Dowager
Romans
Study entire lecture; but be sure to concentrate on the following;
 Political structure
 How did becoming an empire killed the Republic
 Pax Romana
 Edict of Milan
 Council of Nicaea
 Effects of the Germanic invasion
 Byzantine Empire
 Ancestor worship & household shrines
 Comparison of Roman and Han religions
 Effects of Christianity on the empire
 Julian calendar
 Latifundia
 Lex frumentaria
 Paterfamilias
 Rights of women
 Slavery
 Christianity & Judaism
Mauryan & Gupta
Study entire lecture; but be sure to concentrate on the following;
 Similarity(ie) between Mauryan and Persian Empire
 Rock and Pillar Edicts
 Similarity(ie) between Gupta and Rome
 Indian achievements
 Indian Ocean Sea Lanes
 Hinduism
 Jainism
 Similarity(ies) between Buddhism and Christianity
Reading Questions from Chapter Three
 Pages 117-129
 Pages 1290144
People to know:
 Cyrus the Great
 Solon
 Phillip of Macedon
 Alexander the Great
 Archimedes
 Qin Shihuangdi
 Han Fei
 Emperor Wudi
 Aristides
 Caesar Augustus (and the baby hanging off of him, just kidding)
 Caesar Constantine
 Ashoka the Great