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Early Indian civilization flourished for about 1000 years then _________ without a trace.
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The earliest Chinese civilizations were located in the ________ River Valley
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The _______ of India is divided into three major zones.
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The belief that the best government was one that governs the least.
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One of the main similarities between Buddhism and Hinduism is that they both believed in ____.
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The Indus Valley Civilization hadf a well-organized ________
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Special regard (to worship)
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Mountains in the north limited contact – helped India to develop a distinct _____.
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A period of great cultural achievement
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This concept best explains why most major religions have followers all over the world? Cultural ______
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The development of the concept of zero, the use of a decimal system, and the Buddhist cave paintings at Ajanta are all achievements of the ____ Empire.
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A social group to which people are born and can rarely be changed.
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In China, the idea that the gods chose the ruler and was the basis for the dynastic cycle was called the Mandate of _______.
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This was the trade route from China to the Middle East.
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The _______ or seasonal rains were a defining feature of Indian life.
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_______Plateau – dry, unproductive, sparsely populated zone of India.
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Well-watered, fertile region with 3 major rivers (Indus, Ganges, Brahmaputra) and was highly populated.
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The rise and fall of dynasties in China was called the _____ cycle.
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The Himalayan Mountains, Pacific Ocean, Golbi desert and jungles ____ China from other civilizations
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