Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Athens vs Han China Dbq
10/17/12 DBQ capital of Greece vs Han mainland mainland chinawargon In the 5th century BCE Sparta and capital of Greece constantly battled for 27 years for the number mavin spot in Greece. Despite being at war for such a long clock metre, capital of Greece made their stopping stagecoach most memorable in our worlds hi level. Athens, located in Attica was rather polished surprisingly, smaller then Rhode Island. Athens was kip downn for its talent like we know today, Pericles, Plato, Socrates and more. While Athens Greece was prospering, China was suffering. During this period, Confucius lived and taught. His t separatelyings had a rather big form on Han China and Chinas Golden Age.Chinese achievements rivaled the achievements of the Athenians. In spite of Han China and Athens Greece, they were devil major empires that both ruled around the same time frame. They had differences such as population, government, and religion/culture. One of the differences Athens and Han China shared out were thither forms of government. scroll 4 shares the trait of government with archives 5, 6 &7. In the oration of Pericles(4) Our form of government is called a democracy because its administration is in the hands of the peoples while Mandate of Heaven (6) In this account Mencius tells the story of Yao and hate.The Mandate of Heaven is Chinas belief that emperors where chose by Heaven. In the document pale Chang asked in that case who gave the Empire to Shun? and Mencius said, Heaven gave it to him. Wang Chang believed that Heaven gave Shun the Empire. He had that point of view because of what Mencius had told him about the Mandate of Heaven. In disposal in Athens (5) It discusses how the Athenian Golden Age was inspired by the development of democracy by the Athenians. In the most precise and real(a) sense Athenians governed themselves there wasnt a King or an almighty ruler. Generals were pick out from the Assembly and served for a years term On the contra ry, A remarkably self-made Kind of Government(7) discusses how the Emperor appoints governors to individually district. This type of government was in force(p) because the central government was further enhanced by delegation of divergent areas. The Chinese empire was indeed the largest political system in the classic world. A document that would kick in been nice to read about would be a document with citizens from both Athens and Han, and their perspective and outlook on their form of government .A nonher difference Athens and Han China both had were population. Document 1 shares the characteristic of population with documents 2 & 3. In document one it shows two parts, one of Athens, and one of the Han Empire. These maps are a biased point of view though because it has the Han Empire map enlarged so it makes the map of Athens look smaller, but in like manner on the map of Athens in the bottom corner it has an enlarged box of Attica. This document is non resourceful if yo u wanted to compare the size of Athens and Han because the maps are two antithetical sides.It would have been helpful to have the maps the same size, also they could have showed the populations in the areas and where most people lived and where they traveled. Athens population distribution (2) This document shows the total population of Attica which is 315,000 . It also shows how many people were in each class, the class that had the most people were the slaves with 115,00. Han China population distribution(3) This document shows the total population in Han China, 65,000,000 . Clearly Athens and Han differed in there size and population.Also in this document it shows how many people were in each class. The class with the most people is, Peasant farmers/urban workers with 58,500,000 people. Culture/ morality is another difference Athens and Han China had. Document 8 shares the characteristic of Culture/Religion barely like documents 9,10,11 &12. what is a good citizen(8) This sho ws Athenian culture and what they had believed is a good citizen. This document discusses how each individual isnt just interested in his own problems or his own self, but hes also interested in the state and its affairs.While in document 10 Confucius on the Individual and the State This document is showing culture because the people of the Han China culture believed what Confucius taught and said. In this document Confucius said that fathers are to cover up for their sons and sons to cover up for their fathers. What would have made this document more germane(predicate) to Han Chinas culture would be facts on how Confucius culturally and religiously influenced Han China and its peoples to believe his teachings. Dialogue of Socrates and Crito in Prison(9) This document is about Crito stressful to get Socrates to escape from prison.Socrates was thrown into prison because he was charged for not believing in the gods that everyone believed, introducing other gods, and corrupting the yo uth. This shows culture because thats what people did if you did not believe in the same Gods they believed in. Socrates did not believe or learn to Crito, he had that point of view because nothing would allure him other impertinent of what he thought, I know that anything more, which you may say, will not convince me Socrates. Document 11Discus Thrower is a painting of an Athenian man throwing a discuss, the cultural style of art differed from Han Chinas style of art. Ch iu Ying grace (12) differed from document 11. This is a painting of a landscape, while document 11 was a portrait. What would have been better to help further contrast these different cultures styles of art would be more documents of Han & Athenss artworks. In closing, Han China and Athens Greece had there differences in three categories, but there are more differences then just those three. For example, everyday life for the citizens. Although Han China and Athens Greece were two major empires that both rule d around the same time frame. They had there differences such as population, government, and religion/culture.
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