India's First Empire By: Sydney

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
India’s First Civilizations
Advertisements

Ancient India Empires of India. Mauryan Empire ► In 320 BC, the military leader Chandragupta Maurya took control of the entire northern part of India.
Ancient India Indian Achievements. Religious Art Both the Mauryan and Gupta empires created great works of art. Much of it had Hindu or Buddhist themes.
Ancient India.
Unit-3-India Empires and Accomplishments Impact the Modern World.
3.2 Empires of India p Big Idea: New Indian empires grew rich through trade and left lasting accomplishments.
The Maurya and Gupta Empires
Empires of India. Geography of India Located in Southern Asia Hindu Kush Mountain Range Ganges River (East) Indus River (West) – Flooding of rivers Deccan.
Early India Chapter Objectives
Maurya and Gupta Empires. Indian Society People lived in the caste system (REVIEW!) People lived in the caste system (REVIEW!) Indians lived in extended.
Chapter 4.2 Guided Reading and Review
Lesson 5. Indian Achievements The Big Idea The people of ancient India made great contributions to the arts and sciences. Main Ideas Indian artists created.
Ch. 3 India & China Section Two: New Empires in India
WARM UP Here are some important events in the early history of India. Use them to create a vertical timeline. ● BCE The Indus Valley civilization.
Section 1- India’s Early Civilizations
Chapter 7 India’s Empire.
Section IV: Ancient Indian Dynasties (Pages 65-69)
The Maurya and Gupta Empires
Section 3 Rulers United India and Began a Golden Age.
India’s First Empires Ch. 6, Sec. 3 Vocabulary DynastyStupapilgrim.
India’s First Empires Chapter 4 Section 3 Did You Know? Following Buddhist ways, Asoka respected all life and even created hospitals for animals. Following.
Chapter 6 Section 3 India’s First Civilizations. Section Overview The Mauryan and Gupta dynasties built empires in India, and they contributed greatly.
Section #6.3 “Hinduism and Buddhism” p The Mauryan Dynasty.
Empires of India. Warm-up 12/18 Describe the impact of the Aryan Invasion on Indian culture.
India’s Empires Mauryan Asoka Gupta.
Powerpoint Jeopardy GeographyReligionAchievementsPoliticsSocial Structure
5. INDIAN EMPIRES.
Harappa Important People Hinduism Buddhism Mauryan Dynasty Key Vocabulary Gupta Empire Potpourri
Section 3: India’s First Empires
The Golden Age of the Guptas ESSENTIAL QUESTION Who were the Guptas, and when did they rule India? The Gupta Empire After Asoka, collapse of Maurya Empire.
Objectives Describe characteristics of empires of India during the Classical period Sequence key events during Mauryan and Guptan Empires.
 On a piece of paper, identify the following for Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. ◦ Holy place ◦ Holy texts ◦ Founder ◦ Supreme being.
India’s first empires Today we are learning how the Mauryan dynasty built India’s first great empire.
India’s First Civilizations
Gupta Empire Achievements
Section 3: India’s First Empires
INDIA’S FIRST EMPIRES CHAPTER 6 SECTION 3.
Ancient Indian Empires Chapter 3 Sections 4 & 5. Indian Kingdoms By the early 500’s B.C., 16 kingdoms existed in northern India alone –Most powerful:
India’s First Empires   Chapter 4 Section 3.
The Mauryan Empire Lesson 9.3.
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3. Origin of an Empire Divided into small kingdoms Conquered by the Persians Greeks under Alexander the Great defeated Persians.
Rise of the Mauryan Empire Remember: Geography kept out invaders, but did not unify India. Rulers under the Magadha kingdom were the first to unity India.
Aim: Did the Mauryan or the Gupta achieve a Golden Age in India?
India’s Golden Age I can describe how the rise of the Maurya and Gupta empires helped transform India.
Daily Focus Skills Transparency 6–3 Chapter 6. India’s First Empires Chapter 6 Section 3.
Lets Roll. Question 1  What is the landform of India considered?
Ch 6, Sec 3: India’s First Empires. Early Invaders of India Princes of India fought for 100s of years for small pieces of land Persian Empire attacked.
PASS UP INDIAN CIVILIZATION ORGANIZER 1. Geography of the ___________ River Valley includes physical barriers such as the ________________ and ________.
World History Chapter Three India & China (3000 B.C. – A.D. 500)
India’s First Empires.
India’s First Empires Chapter 6 Section 3.
Classical India: Aryan Invasion Theory, Mauryan & Gupta Empires
India Mt. Everest-highest mountain in World Indian Ocean Arabian Sea.
Indian Empires Section 4, Chapter 6.
Section 5: Indian Achievements
Ancient rulers/empires of India
The Aryans.
BELLRINGER SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 Take out your Chapter 6 Notes Guide
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3.
India’s First Civilizations
India Mt. Everest-highest mountain in World Indian Ocean Arabian Sea.
India: Geography & 1st Civilizations
The Maurya and Gupta Empires
Aim: How was India governed under the Maurya and Gupta Empires?
The Gupta Empire Seat work
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3.
What was the significance of the early empires of India? Notes #25
The Maurya and Gupta Empires
The Maurya Empire 321 BCE – 185 BCE.
Presentation transcript:

India's First Empire By: Sydney

MAIN IDEA#1 #1 The Mauryan dynasty built India's first great empire. Chandragupta Maurya was and Indian prince who conquered a large area in the Ganges River valley. Maurya found the Mauryan dynasty in 321 b.c. Or a series of rulers from the same family. Chandragupta set up a government where rulers run everything from a Capital City. He had a strong army and a good spy system.

MAIN IDEA#1 Many historians think the empires greats king was Asoka. He ruled from 273 b.c. To 232 b.c. Asoka was a strong military leader, after one bloody fight and him seeing the dead and the wounded he was horrified and made a vow.

Main Idea#1 Asoka helped all people from humans, to animals, anyone, and made a hospital for humans and even for animals. He also built roads so it's easier to trade. He had teachers teach. He had people who made stupas or shrines. He died in 232 b.c.

Main Idea#2 #2 The Gupta empire reunited much of northern India and became wealthy through trade. For 500 years India was in different parts and it was not united as one. There were small kingdoms with rulers. Chandragupta was more powerful than any of the others. He chose to rule from the old capital Pataliputra. When he died his son, Samudragupta, took over the throne and made the empire greater or larger in northern India.

Main Idea#2 Gupta empire grew wealthy from trade. Salt, cloth, and iron were common traded goods in India. Trade created jobs for people in India and made many people and cities prosperous. Pilgrims used trade routes to travel to a religious shrine or site.

Main Idea#2 Guptas were Hindus like many of their subjects. They gave their full support to Hinduism and gave money to support Hindu scholars and Hindu shrines. Art and science began to develop in the Gupta empire.

Main Idea#3 #3 The Mauryan and Gupta empires made important contributions in literature, mathematics, and science. Artists, builders, scientists, and writers, produced many works while the Mauryan and Gupta kings ruled.

Main Idea#3 Vedas of India are sacred verses, hymns, prayers and teachings. They are recorded in Sanskrit. Two sacred texts are: Mahabharata- long sacred text about 88,000 verses. and Ramayana.

Main Idea#3 Mahabharata influences Indian philosophy in modern times. Kalidasa wrote plays, poems, love stories, and comedies. One popular poem is The Cloud Messenger it contains beautiful desciptions of northern India’s mountains, forests, and rivers.

Main Idea#3 A lot of Indian art was made of materials that have not survived. Today most religious art is made out of stone. Images of with many hands were created to show that the deities had many abilities.

Main Idea#3 Indian math made important contributions. Aryabhata was the leading mathematician of the Gupta empire. He was one of the first scientists known to have used algebra.

Main Idea#3 Aryabhatas number symbols is known today as Hindu-Arabic numerical system. Indians invented math algorithms which is a series of steps that solve a problem. Indians understood that the earth was round and revolved around the sun.

Main Idea#3++++++++ AN iron pillar in Delhi, dating from around A.D. 400, was so well made that it hardy rusted. The Gupta also made sophisticated gold coins and metal mirrors. In the field of medicine, doctors were advanced for their time.