The document discusses systems of government in ancient India, China, and Southeast Asia. In ancient India, the Mauryan Empire adopted a system with the capital at the center and successive provinces of decreasing control moving outward. In China, the Qin dynasty established the first centralized government, dividing the country into provinces ruled by inspectors under the emperor. In Southeast Asia, kingdoms were generally smaller in size with divine kings, though some adapted foreign cultural influences like Indian symbols of authority.
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2. Learning Objectives What is a government What were the systems of government in ancient India, China and Southeast Asia? What were the strengths/weaknesses of each system?
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4. Monarchy is the system of government headed by a king or a queen (monarch).
5. Government in India Government in India Chapter 4 Slide 5 Concentric circles model of government Border Zones: The king’s power overlapped with those of other kings. People had a choice of which king they wanted to be loyal to. Border Zones Outer Provinces : King’s power was weaker here. The governors had to share power with local kings, who still acknowledged that the king in the capital city was more powerful. Outer Provinces Inner Provinces: These areas were closest to the capital. In each province, a governor who reported directly to the king was in charge. Inner Provinces Capital City: King’s palace was located here. He was surrounded by nobles and ministers, or mantri . Capital city
10. Chapter 4 Slide 11 allowed shi to rule his lands allowed farmers to farm and protected them built roads, provided food and other services gave tribute
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14. Qin Shihuang’s System of Government Chapter 4 Slide 14 Each managed by an inspector, a military governor and a civilian governor. All reported directly to the emperor. Provinces Capital city Emperor
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23. The Melaka Sultanate Chapter 4 Slide 25 The model of the system of government in the Melaka Sultanate Vassal states These areas were independent but paid tribute to the sultan. They were ruled by the sultan’s relatives. Provinces These were ruled by governors appointed by the sultan. The provinces provided Melaka Sultanate with manpower, fish, rice and vegetables. Capital Ruled directly by the sultan, who was assisted by four ministers: chief minister, finance minister, chief of police and commander of the navy and army.
