Ancient India And China
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The document provides information about several early civilizations and empires in India and China, including the Indus Valley Civilization in India, the Aryan people and caste system, the Maurya and Gupta Empires in India, and the Shang, Zhou, Qin, and Han Dynasties in China. It discusses key aspects of these societies such as their religions, writing systems, and important leaders.
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2.3 & 2.4 indus valley and early china
The Indus Valley civilization arose along the Indus River in modern-day Pakistan around 1900 BC and had large, well-planned cities with advanced sewer systems and indoor plumbing. By 1700 BC, the civilization declined for unknown reasons, possibly due to invasion by Aryans, changing weather patterns, or a combination of factors. Early Chinese civilization began along the Huang He and Yangtze Rivers in dynasties like the Xia, Shang, and Zhou. The concept of the Mandate of Heaven justified changes in ruling dynasties and rebellions based on a ruler's wisdom. Chinese society had a feudal system, social classes, ancestor worship, and advancements like writing, silk, coinage
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- 2. India is a subcontinent sub = below Northern Plain Deccan Plateau Coastal Plains
- 3. Monsoons = = + = = =
- 4. Today What does this picture tell you about the Indus Valley people?
- 5. 1750 BC They disappeared and no one knows why. Aryans 1750 BC We know about them through the Vedas.
- 6. The Caste System Aryans divided their society by occupations. Priests Warriors Merchants/Herders Servants/Workers
- 8. Hinduism polytheistic Shiva Vishnu Brahma
- 9. Ganges River + + =
- 10. Holy Shit!
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- 14. aka Yellow River aka “The River of Sorrows” loess
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