Why india political history is rather irregular

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Question 1: Identify the Silk Roads and describe their significance relative to cultural exchange and interaction

Question 2: Describe the construction, purpose and consequences of the Great Wall of China - constructed under Qin

Question 3: Identify evidence of technology / innovation in classical China

Question 4: Compare and contrast classical China with other classical civilizations

Classical India

Question 5: Describe how geography / topography increased links with other cultures and made Indian political unity difficult

Question 6: Describe how India's formative period influenced Indian civilization. Be specific (i.e. family structures, political organization, etc.)

Question 7: Identify the rise of the Indian caste system and the various classes included within it

Question 8: Define the following: Rig Veda, dharma, Upanishads, Brahmins, Buddhism, Hinduism

Question 9: Identify the end of Indian's formative phase and significant changes in Classical India by 600 BCE

Question 10: Explain why India's political history is rather irregular

Question 11: Summarize Ashoka's leadership style and relationship with Buddhism

Question 12: Prove this statement: "Classical India alternated between widespread empires and a network of smaller kingdoms"

Question 13: Identify evidence of technology / innovation in classical India

Question 14: Identify Classical India's most persistent political feature

Question 15: Prove this statement: "Classical India's political culture was not very elaborate"

Question 16: Summarize the key elements of Hinduism (i.e. its founder, religious traditions, major beliefs, etc.)

Question 17: Identify the role of Buddhism in classical India and its impact on other parts of Asia

Question 18: Identify the most distinctive and durable products of classical India.

Question 19: Provide examples of classical India's diverse and vibrant culture (i.e. literature, science, mathematics, visual arts) and compare it to that of classical China 5

Question 20: Describe social stratification, family life, and the role / position of women in classical India

Question 21: Describe the economy of India in the classical period and recognize how it is different from the economy of classical China

Question 22: Compare and contrast classical India with other classical civilizations

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