Question 1

What was the policy of the Han government regarding service as governor or county magistrate in one's home area? Explain the rationale for that policy.

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The Han government had a policy of not a

Question 2

The cultural aftermath of the fall of the Mauryan Empire included

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A) the devastation of intellectual life. 
B) the complete loss of literacy. 
C) a major decline in the quality of art. 
D) the enrichment of Indian art by synthesis with the art of Rome, the Hellenistic world, Persia, and Central Asia. 
E) none of these choices 
A) the devastation of intellectual life. 
B) the complete loss of literacy. 
C) a major decline in the quality of art. 
D) the enrichment of Indian art by synthesis with the art of Rome, the Hellenistic world, Persia, and Central Asia. 
E) none of these choices

Question 3

Identification
-Empress Dowager Lu

Accepted Answer

Empress Dowager Lü (Lü Zhi, 呂雉) was a si

Question 4

Identification
-Gaugamela

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The identification of "Gaugamela" refers

Question 5

Identification
-Chandragupta Maurya

Accepted Answer

Chandragupta Maurya was an ancient India

Question 6

Royalty had suits of jade plaques made to encase their bodies after death because it

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A) symbolized divinity. 
B) was thought that jade could preserve the body from decay. 
C) was associated with Confucius. 
D) was associated with Buddha. 
E) none of these choices 
A) symbolized divinity. 
B) was thought that jade could preserve the body from decay. 
C) was associated with Confucius. 
D) was associated with Buddha. 
E) none of these choices

Question 7

The Han dynasty is to China and East Asia as

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A) Rome is to Greece. 
B) the Mauryan dynasty is to India and Buddhists throughout Asia. 
C) Assyria is to Old Kingdom Egypt. 
D) Sparta is to Athens. 
E) all of these choices 
A) Rome is to Greece. 
B) the Mauryan dynasty is to India and Buddhists throughout Asia. 
C) Assyria is to Old Kingdom Egypt. 
D) Sparta is to Athens. 
E) all of these choices

Question 8

Gaius Marius solved Rome's problems of military recruitment by

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A) initiating a draft. 
B) ignoring property qualifications and promising regular pay and land grants upon discharge. 
C) enlisting African and German "barbarians." 
D) hiring Greek mercenaries. 
E) none of these choices 
A) initiating a draft. 
B) ignoring property qualifications and promising regular pay and land grants upon discharge. 
C) enlisting African and German "barbarians." 
D) hiring Greek mercenaries. 
E) none of these choices

Question 9

Italy differed from Greece in having

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A) hot, dry summers. 
B) mountainous terrain. 
C) numerous city-states and population centers. 
D) abundant timberland and cultivable land. 
E) none of these choices 
A) hot, dry summers. 
B) mountainous terrain. 
C) numerous city-states and population centers. 
D) abundant timberland and cultivable land. 
E) none of these choices

Question 10

When Alexander destroyed the city of Thebes, he spared the house of

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A) his uncle Bucephalas. 
B) Aristotle. 
C) Homer. 
D) Pindar. 
E) Zeno. 
A) his uncle Bucephalas. 
B) Aristotle. 
C) Homer. 
D) Pindar. 
E) Zeno.

Question 11

Asoka was particularly successful in propagating Buddhism in

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A) Ceylon. 
B) Egypt. 
C) Macedon. 
D) Syria. 
E) none of these choices 
A) Ceylon. 
B) Egypt. 
C) Macedon. 
D) Syria. 
E) none of these choices

Question 12

Alexander began his expedition against the Persian Empire with an army of about

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A) 6500. 
B) 65,000. 
C) 165,000. 
D) 16,500. 
E) 1,650,000. 
A) 6500. 
B) 65,000. 
C) 165,000. 
D) 16,500. 
E) 1,650,000.

Question 13

Hannibal was never able to take the city of Rome itself because

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A) he lacked cavalry. 
B) Rome's allies in central Italy remained loyal. 
C) Scipio defeated him at Lake Trasimene. 
D) he lost his elephants during the march across the Alps. 
E) none of these choices 
A) he lacked cavalry. 
B) Rome's allies in central Italy remained loyal. 
C) Scipio defeated him at Lake Trasimene. 
D) he lost his elephants during the march across the Alps. 
E) none of these choices

Question 14

The author of a masterly didactic poem presenting the central axioms of Epicurean philosophy was

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A) Plautus. 
B) Cicero. 
C) Lucretius. 
D) Catullus. 
E) Livy. 
A) Plautus. 
B) Cicero. 
C) Lucretius. 
D) Catullus. 
E) Livy.

Question 15

A philosophical system based on an atomic theory of the nature of the universe was developed by

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A) Epicurus. 
B) Zeno of Citium. 
C) Aristotle. 
D) Plato. 
E) Callimachus. 
A) Epicurus. 
B) Zeno of Citium. 
C) Aristotle. 
D) Plato. 
E) Callimachus.

Question 16

Identify briefly the chief reasons for the fall of the Kushan Empire.

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The fall of the Kushan Empire, which flo

Question 17

The population of the Roman Empire around 100 C.E. was approximately

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A) 6 million. 
B) 16 million. 
C) 60 million. 
D) 116 million. 
E) 160 million. 
A) 6 million. 
B) 16 million. 
C) 60 million. 
D) 116 million. 
E) 160 million.

Question 18

Identification
-Siwah

Accepted Answer

It seems like you are asking for informa

Question 19

Identification
-Yellow Turban uprising

Accepted Answer

The Yellow Turban Uprising, also known a

Question 20

Asoka was similar to the Roman emperor Augustus in that he

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A) forbade eating and drinking during religious festivals. 
B) instituted morality officers to supervise the behavior of his officials. 
C) saw moral exhortation and legislation as one of his duties as ruler. 
D) all of these choices 
E) none of these choices 
A) forbade eating and drinking during religious festivals. 
B) instituted morality officers to supervise the behavior of his officials. 
C) saw moral exhortation and legislation as one of his duties as ruler. 
D) all of these choices 
E) none of these choices

What was the policy of the Han government regarding service as governor or county magistrate in one's home area? Explain the rationale for that policy.

The cultural aftermath of the fall of the Mauryan Empire included

Identification -Empress Dowager Lu

Identification -Gaugamela

Identification -Chandragupta Maurya

Royalty had suits of jade plaques made to encase their bodies after death because it

The Han dynasty is to China and East Asia as

Gaius Marius solved Rome's problems of military recruitment by

Italy differed from Greece in having

When Alexander destroyed the city of Thebes, he spared the house of

Asoka was particularly successful in propagating Buddhism in

Alexander began his expedition against the Persian Empire with an army of about

Hannibal was never able to take the city of Rome itself because

The author of a masterly didactic poem presenting the central axioms of Epicurean philosophy was

A philosophical system based on an atomic theory of the nature of the universe was developed by

Identify briefly the chief reasons for the fall of the Kushan Empire.

The population of the Roman Empire around 100 C.E. was approximately

Identification -Siwah

Identification -Yellow Turban uprising

Asoka was similar to the Roman emperor Augustus in that he

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Exam 4: The Age of Great Empires

What was the policy of the Han government regarding service as governor or county magistrate in one's home area? Explain the rationale for that policy.

The cultural aftermath of the fall of the Mauryan Empire included

Identification -Empress Dowager Lu

Identification -Gaugamela

Identification -Chandragupta Maurya

Royalty had suits of jade plaques made to encase their bodies after death because it

The Han dynasty is to China and East Asia as

Gaius Marius solved Rome's problems of military recruitment by

Italy differed from Greece in having

When Alexander destroyed the city of Thebes, he spared the house of

Asoka was particularly successful in propagating Buddhism in

Alexander began his expedition against the Persian Empire with an army of about

Hannibal was never able to take the city of Rome itself because

The author of a masterly didactic poem presenting the central axioms of Epicurean philosophy was

A philosophical system based on an atomic theory of the nature of the universe was developed by

Identify briefly the chief reasons for the fall of the Kushan Empire.

The population of the Roman Empire around 100 C.E. was approximately

Identification -Siwah

Identification -Yellow Turban uprising

Asoka was similar to the Roman emperor Augustus in that he

Early Civilization in West Africa, the Aegean, and the Western Hemisphere

The Early Civilizations of South and East Asia

The Flowering of Great Faiths and Philosophies

Disruption and Renewal in West Asia and Europe

Disruption and Renewal in South and East Asia

Developing Civilizations

Three Continents: Conflict and Commerce

Emerging Global Interrelations

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