1 .		The were Daoists who revolted against the Han promising a golden age to be brought about by divine magic.
2 .		The dynasty succeeded the Han after a prolonged period of political disruption.
3 .		Political stability in China was not restored until the emergence of the dynasty.
4 .		A descendant of the Guptas, temporarily restored a limited empire in India between 616 and 657 A.D.
5 .		Following the disintegration of India, regional princes called emphasized the military aspects of their governments.
6 .		Within Hinduism, worship of a mother goddess, , spread widely and encouraged a popular emotionalism in religious ritual.
7 .		The emperor who tightened up the Roman administration and improved the tax collection system was .
8 .		The Roman emperor who established a second capital in his own name and who accepted Christianity as an official state religion was .
9 .		The eastern half of the Roman Empire survived and continued the Mediterranean cultural tradition as the .
10 .		The different beliefs of north African Christianity are best represented in the Church.
11 .		The Chinese version of Buddhism was .
12 .		Buddhist holy men or built up spiritual merits that could be tapped by prayer.
13 .		were Christian holy men who established a treasury of merit that could be tapped by less heroic Christians.
14 .		The bishop of Rome, called the , was the head of the Christian Church in the western half of the Roman Empire.
15 .		Christians recognized a single deity with three persons, the .
16 .		The orthodox interpretation of the Trinity was determined at the in 325 A.D.
17 .		The founder of Christian monasticism in western Europe was .
18 .		The major world religion that emerged in 610 C.E. was .