The characteristics did Rome share with Han China is both went from a republic to an empire. Rome went from being a republic to becoming an empire. The Chinese were referred to as Seres after the dynasty of Chain's empire.
<h3>What are the similar characteristics of Rome and China?</h3>
Through their military, social structure, and religions, China and Rome both structure their societies in very similar ways.
And while these civilizations were tremendous, when their empires fell, it was due to the same causes that caused them to fall.
Thus, option D, both went from a republic to an empire is correct.
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In a world characterized by increasing integration on economic, political and institutional levels, the notions of sovereignty and independence are becoming somewhat vague and a number of social entities such as ethnic groups which exist within wider societies are perceiving such integration - which is partly due to globalization - as a threat to their culture and identity.
The Classical Period represented a consolidation of the basic elements of human civilization, thus overcoming our ancient nomadic lifestyle of hunting and gathering. The stablishment of ancient civilizations meant having the means to maintain a sedentary lifestlye, starting with agriculture and cattle raising. Then as cities grew more complex concepts became of everyday use, such as economy or religion.
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There were 8 military expeditions launched by the Church to try and capture the Holy Land between 1096 (The start of the First Crusade) till 1272 (The end of the Eighth Crusade). However it would span from 1096 till 1291 if you include The Fall of Acre.
