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State and Empire in Eurasia/North Africa, 500 B.C.E.–500 C.E.strayer2e_ch3_1.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Author’s Preview Video: Chapter 3strayer2e_ch3_2.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Introductionstrayer2e_ch3_3.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Guided Reading Exercisestrayer2e_ch3_4.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Empires and Civilizations in Collision: The Persians and the Greeksstrayer2e_ch3_5.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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The Persian Empirestrayer2e_ch3_6.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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The Greeksstrayer2e_ch3_7.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Collision: The Greco-Persian Warsstrayer2e_ch3_8.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Collision: Alexander and the Hellenistic Erastrayer2e_ch3_9.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Comparing Empires: Roman and Chinesestrayer2e_ch3_10.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Rome: From City-State to Empirestrayer2e_ch3_11.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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China: From Warring States to Empirestrayer2e_ch3_12.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Portrait: Trung Trac: Resisting the Chinese Empirestrayer2e_ch3_13.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Consolidating the Roman and Chinese Empiresstrayer2e_ch3_14.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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The Collapse of Empiresstrayer2e_ch3_15.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Intermittent Empire: The Case of Indiastrayer2e_ch3_16.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Reflections: Enduring Legacies of Second-Wave Empiresstrayer2e_ch3_17.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Second Thoughtsstrayer2e_ch3_18.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Documents: Considering the Evidence: Political Authority in Second-Wave Civilizationsstrayer2e_ch3_19.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Document 3.1: In Praise of Athenian Democracy: Pericles, Funeral Oration, 431-430 B.C.E.strayer2e_ch3_20.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Document 3.2: In Praise of the Roman Empire: Aelius Aristides, The Roman Oration, 155 C.E.strayer2e_ch3_21.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Document 3.3: Governing a Chinese Empire: The Writings of Master Han Fei, third century B.C.E.strayer2e_ch3_22.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Document 3.4: Governing an Indian Empire: Ashoka, The Rock Edicts, ca. 268-232 B.C.E.strayer2e_ch3_23.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Using the Evidence: Political Authority in Second-Wave Civilizationsstrayer2e_ch3_24.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Chapter 3: Considering the Evidence Documents Quizstrayer2e_ch3_25.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Visual Sources: Considering the Evidence: Representing Political Authoritystrayer2e_ch3_26.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Visual Source 3.1: Bihustun Inscriptionstrayer2e_ch3_27.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Visual Source 3.2: Harmodius and Aristogeitonstrayer2e_ch3_28.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Visual Source 3.3: Qin Shihuangdi Funerary Complexstrayer2e_ch3_29.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Visual Source 3.4: Augustusstrayer2e_ch3_30.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Using the Evidence: Representing Political Authoritystrayer2e_ch3_31.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Chapter 3: Considering the Evidence Visual Sources Quizstrayer2e_ch3_32.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Chapter 3 Summative Quizstrayer2e_ch3_33.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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Chapter 3 Wrap Upstrayer2e_ch3_34.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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STEP ONEstrayer2e_ch3_35.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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STEP TWOstrayer2e_ch3_36.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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STEP THREEstrayer2e_ch3_37.html51311238b11c0f3b72000000
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