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    overlook that is the storming rebellion force lead by Li Zichang. Li’s rebellion force actually took the capital of Beijing before the Manchu‚ therefore his role and character is also noted to look upon. With three major players competing for mandate of heaven‚ it was Huang Taiji’s Manchu who triumphed in the end. What aspect of Huang Taiji as a leader superior to the other two‚ and what weaknesses in character that Chongzhen and Li Zicheng had as a leader that contributes to their failure?

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    so integral and important in the development of the earliest dynasty in China? Unification is important and integral in the development of the earliest dynasty because it could gain control over the rest of China and also to recover from the Mandate of Heaven. Also‚ they saw this as a reason for their empires to be more stable which means there are fewer wars to happen. They could also see this as a chance of becoming a prosperous nation when it comes to the economic side of the unification (Swirk

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    * The laws were the same for all citizens but the punishment were different depending on what social class you belonged to. * Egypt * Hieroglyphics * Pyramids * China * Daoism * The Silk Road * The mandate of heaven * Filial piety * Indus * Hinduism * Irrigation * Religion Monotheistic | Judaism(5‚000 years old) | Christianity(2012 years old) | Islam(1400 years old) | Place of Worship | Temple | Church | Mosque | Book

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    angel plunges the arrow into her chest filling her with the vision of God. Although the scene may appear to be pure fantasy‚ the superior sculpting technique‚ realistic expression/portrayal of the human form‚ and the use of sunlight as the rays of Heaven‚ all compel the viewer into believing this fantastical vision of God. Overall‚ Bernini successfully transforms the scene of the Ecstasy of St. Teresa. His direct and compelling nature of the sculpture‚ leads one to believe that if they are as pious

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    religous practices‚ Mesopatia mostly practiced aminism‚ which is the worship of multiple gods. Egypt also worshipped multiple gods and believed in the afterlife. India consited mostly of animal worship‚ and China believed in cosmology and the "mandate of heaven". There are many other major differences in these cultures‚ such as their accomplishments. Mesopotamia created the first unified empire (Akkadians) as well as the first writing system (Sumerians). Egyptians are famous for the Book of the Dead

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    into a divine being: Caesar’s Comet during Games of July 44 BCE in honor of Caesar’s victories Ovid‚ Metamorphoses: “And Venus . . . raised from the body of Caesar the fleeting spirit‚ Not to be lost in air‚ but borne aloft To the bright stars of Heaven. As she bore it‚ She felt it burn‚ released it from her bosom‚ And saw it rise‚ beyond the moon‚ a comet Rising‚ not falling‚ leaving the long fire Behind its waake‚ and gleaming as a star.” Caesar’s comet’s unusual trajectory Caesar‚ a Roman God:

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    Foundations 14% of the AP Exam Climate Climate has been a major factor in determining where people settled. Peopled settled in areas that has climates that would accommodate agriculture and livestock. Time Periods • The Paleolithic Age refers to about 12‚000 BC. During this time people were nomadic. • The Neolithic Age refers to the age from about 12‚000 BC to about 8000 BC. It is during this time that people settled in communities and civilization began to emerge. • River Valley Civilizations

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    rule - Both absorbed foreign religious traditions - Rome: Christianity‚ Chinese: Buddhism - Both had different relationships toward society - Roman established a religious cult to bolster the authorities of living emp. - China believed in the Mandate of Heaven - Different languages - Both established centralized control over vast regions and huge pop. Summary: The China and Roman Empire were more similar than different. They both invested heavily in public works‚ absorbed foreign religions‚ had

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    The Neolithic Age • Archeological evidence o Humanoids lived as long as 1 million years ago in Southwest China; used fire ▪ Fossils discovered in Yunnan province o Peking man (a proto-human) lived about half a million years ago in North China; used fire & primitive flaked/stone tools ▪ Fossils discovered near Beijing • Neolothic ( cultures with polished stone implements‚ pottery‚ agriculture o South China

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    In the Dynastic cycle‚ the Song and Ming Dynasties of Ancient China showed similar periods of decline. The two Dynasties increased the taxes for different reasons. The Song Dynasty increased their tax payments to pay the invaders. The Ming Dynasties leaders were corrupt‚ and they kept taxes for themselves. Therefore‚ they raised them to get more money for their own luxuries. The peasants couldn’t afford the high taxes and due to this both of the dynasties started to ignore the needs of the poor.

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