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Both empires experienced frequent revolts
against the emperor and his policies
In Rome, many of the revolts were led by
slaves
In China, they were more typically initiated
by peasants
China
The Confucians believe that the best
possible government was a well-ordered
empire
Rome
The imperial expansion and stratification
were often regarded as violations of the
earlier republican ideals
China’s empire has lasted for the last 2000
years.
The empire has endured as a single
political entity.
Today, without an emperor, China’s
geopolitical unity continues
Rome’s empire rose, fell, and was gone.
It lives on as a concept.
The Roman Empire influenced the lands it
conquered.
It had less influence on those outside its
boundaries.
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of China and Western Europe Gary G. Hamilton The British Journal of Sociology Volume 41 No 1 pp77-104 http://www.istor.org/stable/591019 Horizon of Perception and Social Function:Greek, Roman, and
Chinese Historiography Compared Mutschler, Fritz-Heiner Horizons: Seoul Journal of Humanities,
June 2014 Volume 5 issue 1 pp 99-126 Seoul National University, Institute of Humanities http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-6253.2010.01603
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