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Notes define major political roles and structures (satrapies, satraps, imperium), Persian and Roman leadership terms (Shahanshah, princeps, Octavian/Augustus), and major historical conflicts and transitions (Punic Wars, Struggle of the Orders, 3rd Century BCE Crisis). 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The satrapies was the name of those provinces. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Shahanshah | Shahanshah is the name of the \"king of kings\" to Persian emperors. |\n| Theraveda Buddhism | This is the more conservative sect of buddhism that is more concerned with personal enlightenment through analysis and applic‐ ation of philosophy in personal life. |\n| Mahayana\u003Cbr>Buddhism | This is considered the more liberal sect of buddhism because there is an acknowledgement and concern for the enlightenment of all people and living things. |\n| Boddhistvas | A boddhistva is a person able to reach nirvana but sacrifices that in order to teach others how to reach it. In order to save other suffering beings. |\n| Chandr‐\u003Cbr>agupta\u003Cbr>Maurya | He was the founder of the Maurya empire in India around 320bce. |\n| Asoka |  |\n| Jati |  |\n| Struggle of the Orders | 494-287bce; This was a struggle between the plebian and patrician classes. Laws were put in place that suppressed the Plebian class , and the struggle to gain equality would last over 200 years. |\n| Tribunes | In 494bce , tribunes were elected official that helped protect the interest of the plebian class. |\n| Punic Wars | 264-146bce; Punic Wars were between Carthangian empire and the Roman empire. Rome defeated Carthage and gained control over the western and eastern halves of the Mediterranean. |\n| latifundia | These were great estates that were agriculturally important because they specialized in growing crops , such as olives and grain , that would be exported. |\n| Gracchi bros. | The Gracchi brothers were Tiberius and Gaius who were both politicians that represented the plebian class and reformed the sociopolitical state of the plebian class in the 2nd century BCE. |\n| Populares | They were aristocrats that relied on the people's assemblies in order to acquire political power. |\n| Marius | In 136bce to 86 ce , Marius was a military leader that made military reformation in Rome that allowed it to have the strongest military to date. He allowed poor citizens to join the army , and had the government pay for their military equipment. |\n| Sulla |  |\n| Julius Caesar | 100bce-44bce , Julius Caesar was a Roman dictator that helped formed the First Triumvarate , |\n\nBy astrogirl  \n[cheatography.com/astrogirl/](cheatography.com/astrogirl/)  \nPublished 5th November , 2019. Last updated 5th November , 2019. Page 1 of 2.  \nSponsored [by](by CrosswordCheats.com)[ CrosswordCheats.com](by CrosswordCheats.com)[ ](by CrosswordCheats.com)Learn to solve cryptic crosswords!  \n[http://crosswordcheats.com](http://crosswordcheats.com)  \nexam 2 world history origins to 1400 Cheat Sheet by astrogirl [via](via cheatography.com/80899/cs/21030/)[ cheatography.com/80899/cs/21030/](via cheatography.com/80899/cs/21030/)  \nVocab (cont)  \nimperium This was a form of absolute power given to a citizen to control the military or governmental entity.  \nOctavian/‐  \nAugustus  \nFrom 27bce-14ce , Octavian inherited the empire after the death of Julius Caesar. Him and Mark Antony ruled together , but it was only him after he assasinated Antony. He also fought to kill Caesar's assassins.  \nprinceps pax Romana  \nThis was a 200 year long period where there was sustained inner hegemonial peace and stability.  \nDiocletian 284-305ce; This emperor ended the period known as the 3rd Century Crisis. He persecuted Christians and forced the polyth‐ eistic religious state of Rome.  \nConstantine 306ce-337ce; Constantine was the first emperor to change the empire's religion to Christianity. He protected Christians with the Edict of Milan.  \nEdict of Milan  \nIN 313 bce , the Edict of Milan was enforced by Constantine that granted the protection and benevolent treatment of Christ","cbCailZp9L1QK44I","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailZp9L1QK44I","pdf",35726,"English","# Vocab\n## Persian and Hellenistic concepts\n## Buddhism terms\n## Indian Maurya and Ashoka\n## Classical Greek/Roman conflicts and politics\n## Roman imperial power and Pax Romana\n## Late Roman crisis and Christianity\n## Han dynasty policies","[{\"question\":\"What are satrapies and satraps in ancient empires?\",\"answer\":\"Satrapies were the provinces in ancient Achaemenid and Seleucid empires, and satraps were the governors of those provinces.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the Struggle of the Orders involve?\",\"answer\":\"It was a conflict between plebian and patrician classes from 494–287 BCE, including laws suppressing the plebian class and a long fight for equality.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the Edict of Milan’s significance for Christians?\",\"answer\":\"It was enforced by Constantine in 313 CE and granted protection and benevolent treatment of Christians in the empire.\"}]","Exam 2 World History Origins to 1400 - Cheat Sheet | PDF",1791928801]