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key justification for Chinese imperial rule from the Zhou dynasty and onward; traditional Chinese philosophical concept concerning the legitimacy of rulers : western China philosopher who wrote an elaborate statement on political ethics, providing the core of China's distinctive political image during the elate 6th century and early 5th century B

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1. key justification for Chinese imperial rule from the Zhou dynasty and onward; traditional Chinese philosophical concept concerning the legitimacy of rulers
2. : western China philosopher who wrote an elaborate statement on political ethics, providing the core of China's distinctive political image during the elate 6th century and early 5th century B.C.E.; Chinese philosopher that is credited with having authored/edited many of the Chines classic texts including all of the Five Classics; believed in family loyalty, respect in elders and in children, and ancestor worship; made early version of Golden rule
3. Chinese defensive fortification intended to keep out the nomadic invaders from the North; initiated during the Win dynasty and reign of Shi Huangdi; extends over 3000 miles; wide enough for chariots to move along its crest
4. the most famous of the trading routes established by the pastoral nomads cone connecting the Chinese, India, Persian, & Mediterranean civilizations; transmitted goods and ideas among civilizations
5. successor of Philip II; successfully conquered Persian Empire prior to his death; attempted to combine Greek and Persian cultures; invaded India
6. mountain region marking the northern border of the Indian subcontinent; site of the Aryan settlements that formed small kingdoms or warrior republics
7. seasonal winds crossing India subcontinent and southeast Asia; during summer, it brings rain
8. Indo-European nomadic pastoralists who replaced Harappa civilization; militarized society
9. the classical & sacred Indian language
10. Aryan hymns originally transmitted orally but written in sacred books from 6th century B.C.E.