'Last emperor' presentation slideshows

Period 2 Classical Civilizations

Period 2 Classical Civilizations. 600BCE-600CE. Differences from early civilizations. 1. Size and political strength - could more easily control large areas of land 2. Complex cultures - religions emerge and art and literature flourish

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Indian Civilizations

Indian Civilizations Paleolithic and Neolithic Cultures Diverse Paleolithic Cultures on Indian subcontinent Neolithic pottery and hunting tools in present-day Pakistan, c. 5500 bc.

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Absolutism

Absolutism. Divine Right K ings asserted that they were chosen by God and they are responsible to Him alone Exclusive power to make and enforce laws No checks on power. What are the requirements to have an Absolute ruler? Centralized state Undermine the nobles and church

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CHAPTER 26 CIVILIZATIONS IN CRISIS: OTTOMAN EMPIRE, ISLAMIC HEARTLANDS, AND QING CHINA

CHAPTER 26 CIVILIZATIONS IN CRISIS: OTTOMAN EMPIRE, ISLAMIC HEARTLANDS, AND QING CHINA. S uccession of weak and corrupt rulers (Sultans) within a poorly constructed political and social order weakened the Ottomans . Power struggles between Janissaries, officials, elite factions

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The Maurya and Gupta Empires

The Maurya and Gupta Empires. In this lesson, students will be able to identify characteristics of the Maurya and Gupta Empires. Students will be able to identify and/or define the following terms: King Asoka Gupta Empire Golden Age. Do you recognize which modern nation

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Dynasties to Communism

Dynasties to Communism. Continuation for China Unit. Population make-up. China has 1.29 billion people. 92% belong to the ethnic group HAN CHINESE. They have a very distinctive culture. The other 8% belong to 55 other ethnic groups.

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Chapter 6 Section 4 The Decline of the Roman Empire

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BSC Science Project. ??? ??? ??? ??? ???. Background History: The stone slabs of the pavement are ordered to be build in the Qing Dynasty by the last emperor of China, Pu Yi. These stone slabs have not been renovated since then and remains just as they were more than a 100 years ago.

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