7802114946 | Slavery in Rome | -A.K.A. Coercive labor systems -33 to 40 percent of the population -Owning slaves was a declaration of freedom, social status, and their control. -Most slaves were prisoners of war (others were kidnapped, "home-born", or abandoned kids) -Not any particular racial or ethnic group -NO legal rights -The only work they could not do was military service | 0 | |
7802141141 | Civil Service Exam | The way the Chinese tested who should be makes it into the higher class | 1 | |
7802163163 | Varna | The 4 classes for an Indian society, formed from the body of the god Purusha. | 2 | |
7802169941 | Jatis | Occupational based groups in India | 3 | |
7802179381 | Spartacus | -He deserted the Roman army, was outlawed, captured, and sold into slavery -Went to a school for GLADIATORS and broke out; whoever broke out with him became his army -Clodius raised an army to trap Spartacus; he lost -Went to the Alps and planned to disperse; army didn't want to! -Crassus sends Mummius to destroy Spartacus and fails; Crassus is MAD -Crassus surrounds Spartacus; Spartacus' body was never found and his followers were crucified | 4 | |
7802183118 | Yellow Turban Rebellion | Peasants in the Han dynasty searching for employment and mad at taxes... led to the dynasty's end | 5 | |
7802183119 | Red Eyebrows | Citizens of China were mad at the terrible ruling and army, which caused a rebellion | 6 | |
7802184973 | Solon's Reforms | In Athens, economic crisis and social consequences brought war | 7 | |
7802184974 | Gracchi Land Reforms | Two brothers in Rome trying to pass land reform legislation that would redistribute major aristocratic landholdings and other reform measures | 8 | |
7802187017 | Dazexian Uprising | Army officers of China organized villagers to rebel against the government; ended by not being able to stop the powerful dictatorship | 9 | |
7802188777 | Heishan Bandits | A bandit confederacy in China led feuds/created chaos; they eventually surrendered | 10 | |
7802190785 | Classes in China | -High class were educated and lived comfortably -Food was very valuable: you made food, you were important. -Middle class was artisans and craftsmen; many worked for the government -The lower class was merchants and traders -The lowest of the low were slaves | 11 | |
7802190786 | Classes in India | -CASTE SYSTEM -High class: landowners, government officials, or astronomers -Middle were warriors or merchants -Lower classes were the laborers and the largest class -Lowest: "untouchables" | 12 | |
7802190787 | Classes in Greece | -Highest were the aristocrats and rich; closet to the gods -Middle: freedmen and commoners; manufacturers and traders -Lower class: Slaves that made society run | 13 | |
7802192755 | Classes in Rome | -High: the business men and royalty (heads of politics, religion, and military) -Middle: the average citizens; the children followed their parents' occupations -Lower class was foreigners -Lowest: slaves | 14 | |
7802200893 | Commonalities Between Continents | -Migrations -Agricultural Revolution -Developed civilizations | 15 |
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