DJHS -8th Grade World History Ancient India

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swalden  on September 28, 2011

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history, ancient india, world history, djhs

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Dauphin Junior High school, 8th grade world history - Chapter 6 ancient India

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DJHS -8th Grade World History Ancient India

Ganges & Indus
Most important rivers in India
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Ganges & Indus Most important rivers in India
Asoka considered to be the Mauryan dynasty's greatest king
35,000 population of ancient Indian cities
Pataliputra capital city
Chandragupta founded India's first empire
pilgrams used trade routes to travel to religious shrines
Indo-Europeans Aryans derived from this group
caste social group one is born into
raja prince
Himalayas mountian range that separated India from the rest of Asia
monsoons strong winds that blow one direction in the winter and the opposite in the summer
sanskrit written language developed by the Aryans
Kshtriyas warriors and rulers
Vaisyas common people
Guru teacher of upper caste boys
centralized government government run from a capital city
Polagamy a man could take another wife if they had no children
Gupta When there was a golden age in India
Aryans created the caste system. Nomadic people that conquered Harappans and most of India
caste system determined a person's job, social group, and marriage
Alexander the Great conquered India, but left suddenly which led to India's first empire.

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