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| Emperor of Mauryan Empire |
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| Emperor of the Mogul empire, longest reign |
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| Last major emperor of mogul |
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| The ruler of the Mali when Africa became somewhat advanced |
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| Harmony or balance with nature |
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| Government based on rules and restrictions; leaders have control |
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| Leaders should govern with morals and ethics, they respect their elders |
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| Final stage for Buddhist' |
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| When someone achieves union with Brahman |
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| Social classes that Hindu's came up with |
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| River through the Himalayas, sacred to the Hindu's |
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Life is suffering
The cause of suffering is desire
The way to end suffering is to end desire
Follow the 8 fold path to remove desire |
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| Tied with Karma, meaning to the mundane to perform selfless acts for a better next life |
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Government-Helps with standardization
Religion-Gives hope and unity
Economy-Provides a money or trade system, makes jobs
Art/Architecture- Gives things to do, and entertainment, keeps things so they look good, ways to express yourself
Technology- Enables you to be a better civilization and make advancements and keep up with other civil. so they don't conquer you
Society- education things and knowledge are passed down between generations so civilizations can keep making advancments |
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Social Cohesion
Meaning to the mundane
Social Control
Psychological support
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| Salt being sucked out of the sea |
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| In tropical areas, crops can be grown 2x a year |
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