Ashoka, or Ashoka the Great, was an Indian Emperor of the Maurya Dynasty. Ashoka ruled from around 268 to 232 BC. He is especially known for promoting the spread of Buddhism.
Ashoka's accomplishments also reflect Buddhist ideals. On of the most significant was his change in the relationship between government and religion. Ashoka replaced the traditional idea of divine rule with that of a "Buddhist kingship." He legitimised his rule not by claiming a divine origin, but by earning the approval of the Buddhist monks. This strenghten the ties between the state and the religious elite.
Ashoka also tried to spread Buddhism through the implementation of religious conferences, intellectual monasteries and the writing of sacred texts. These actions not only spread Buddhism all over Asia, but contributed to the spread of secular culture.
Finally, he also introduced laws for promoting animal welfare and maintained peaceful relations with other kingdoms in the Indian subcontinent.
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Most men were away at war
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Most men were in the armed forces and woman stepped up to take the role in the jobs they have left behind
It began with the Spanish and Portuguese transatlantic slave trade.
Explanation:What characteristics of New Netherlands as described by Joques set it apart from the English colonies to the North and South?
How were the the Dutch and English different for reasons they colonized? The English colonized for religious and other freedoms or to find a new home for the poor (Georgia), and the Dutch colonized for gold and silver and furs.
