Ch 6 Caste Class
Transcript of Ch 6 Caste Class
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?
Strayer Chapter 6
Eurasian Social Hierarchies500 b.c.e. 500 c.e.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?
Both systems are used to define social hierarchy.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.
Wudi:The Chinese emperor who
started the Chinese civil service
system (pron. woo-dee)
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?
The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?
The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.
dharma: In Indian belief, performance of the
duties appropriate to an individuals caste;
good performance will lead to rebirth in a
higher caste.
karma: In Indian belief, the force generated
by ones behaviorin a previous life that
decides the level at which an individual will bereborn.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.
Ban Zhao:A Chinese woman writer
and court official whose work provides
valuable insight on the position of
women. (pron. bahn joe)
Wudi:Chinese emperor who
started the Chinese civil
service system with an
imperial academy for future
officials. (pron. woo-dee)
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.
Empress Wu:Theonly female emperor
in Chinese history,
patronized
scholarship, worked
to elevate the
position of women,and provoked a
backlash of
Confucian misogynist
invective.
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Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.
scholar-gentry class:
Chinas landowningfamilies, reflecting their
wealth from the land and
the privilege that they
derived as government
officials.
the three obediences: Chinese
Confucian, a woman is permanently
subordinate to male control:
1. Father, 2. Husband, 3. Son.
Yellow Turban Rebellion:A massive Chinese
peasant uprising inspired by Daoist teachings with
the goal of establishing a new golden age ofequality and harmony.