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The Mauryan Empire
OBJ Trace the development of and identify the
accomplishments of the Mauryan Empire.
  1. Please make sure you stop by and complete test
    corrections for the Persia, Greece, Rome Test
    before or after school by 10/12/2011.
  2. Make sure that you have turned-in your Persia,
    Greece, Rome Test Review and PGS 153-157.

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The Mauryan Empire
OBJ Trace the development of and identify the
accomplishments of the Mauryan Empire.
  1. Please make sure you stop by and complete test
    corrections for the Persia, Greece, Rome Test
    before or after school by 10/12/2011.
  2. Make sure that you have turned-in your Persia,
    Greece, Rome Test Review.

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  • Under the Mauryan and Gupta Empires, India
    developed into a center of trade.

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  • The Mauryan Empire was founded by Chandragupta
    Maurya.

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  • Maurya rulers created a strong central
    government.
  • These rulers
  • Supervised the building of roads and harbors

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  • collected taxes and managed state-owned factories
  • created royal courts
  • created a secret police force to report on
    corruption, crime, and dissent, or opposing ideas
  • trained warriors to guard the royal palace

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Asoka (300-232 BCE)
  • Asoka kept careful records of his edicts, making
    him the king for which the most is known.

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  • He began an aggressive campaign to conquer the
    rest of the subcontinent.

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  • Asoka became so troubled by massive bloodshed of
    his conquests that he converted to Buddhism.

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  • The spread of Buddhism under Asoka greatly
    influenced the religious history of Asia.
  • It also produced the first written literature in
    India.
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