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| Water and good soil for crops |
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Oracle Bones - Used to predict future and communicate with gods
Bronze Age |
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Mandate of Heaven
Well-field System |
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Terra Cotta Army
Legalism was adopted |
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Ideas kept in the Analects
Follows the Dou (The Way) |
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p. 90
Almost a complete opposite of Confucianism. The Daoists believed that we should not work but be in touch with nature. |
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- shortage of food
- shortage of trade
- shortage of good land |
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Most famous poet of all time
He wrote the Iliad and the Odessey |
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- Minos was the legendary Kind of Crete
- City of Knossus |
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| Greek Military Organization |
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- hoplites - heavily armed infantry men who wore bronze helmust
- Phalanx - A row of soldiers 8 ranks deep. |
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| Started out as an aristocracy and but turned into a democracy under Pericles |
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| All of the city states formed into one league. |
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- Famous Greek Philosopher
- Views on women: Women should be subordinate to men (The way it should be)
- Views on government: Best Governments are monarchy, aristocracy, and constitutional government. |
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- Fascinated with the question of reality i.e how do we really know we are here?
- A higher world of unchanging Ideas and Forms has always existed.
- Men and women should be equal
- Distrusted democracy and instead promoted a republic in which there were three basic groups.
1. upper class (philosopher kings/ruling elite)
2. Warriors
3. Producers (Common Laborers) |
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| Brought about Spartan Military refom |
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| gave the poor their land back and freed them from all debt |
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| War between Athens and Sparta. Greece lost. |
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Athens flourished culturally (Golden Age of Greece
He expanded democracy.
Made Athens the leading culteral center of Greece. |
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Happiness was the goal in life, however they did not pursue or consider sex "happiness" (whatever that means lol)
Freedom from worry |
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1. A little duckling
2. A gymnast
3. An overacheiver
4. Has a hot sister |
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Find Happiness kind of like the Epicureans.
Public service was noble. |
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| A civilization formerly conquered by Alexander the Great |
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| Octavian, Lepidus, Mark Antony |
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| Roman Military Organization |
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| Moved capital to Constantinople (Modern day Istanbul) |
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