Hi 1A3, 1E1 & 1E2 students!
This is the second part of your online assignment.
Please give your answers to the following questions:
(a) What do you understand by internal threats?
(b) Describe three internal threats faced by ancient Indian or Chinese societies?
(c) Explain three measures taken by the ancient societies to respond to the internal threats.
Cheers,
Mr Syed
47 comments:
(a)Internal threats are threats that refer to possible dangers that come from within kingdioms or an empire.
(b)The ancient indus face natural disasters such as floods they also faced famines which were caused by droughts ... they faced warfares between rival kingdoms the warfares caused the ancient indus people to divide into groups.
(c)The ancient indus people took measures by giving the poor food stored in the grain stores to take measures against famines.They also took measures of warfares by diplomacy which they make good relationships with the other rulers they also had a spying system where the indian king sent spies to keep an i on the provinces.
-clarence tan(23)
1A3
(a)Internal threats refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
(b)They could be in the form of natural disasters such as widespread,earthquakes or floods, or man-made events like civil wars.
Floods would destroy homes and crops,and it may also drown people and animals.The Indus Valley cities had to be rebuilt several times because of FLOODS!!Another natural disasters that caused much suffering in ancient India was famines.A famine is a period of severe food shortage.It often occurs after a drought,a period of little or no rain.Without rain, crops die,resulting in food shortage.
(c)They took measures by distributing food stored in the government's grain stores to the people.They could also take some food from the rich to feed the starving.In addition,temples were expected to provide food for the people.They also took measures of warfares by diplomacy which they have good relationships with the rulers of other kingdoms.They did this so that the friendship, support and trade relations they formed would benefit their kingdoms.They also have a spying system where some kings sent spies to the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
-Geneve Goh(02)
1A3
a) Internal threats are threats that came from within the country and usually came in the form of natural disaters.
b) Some examples of internal threats would be floods and famines, and also rebellion.
c) Measures taken included the king in Ancient India to distribute food to the poor during famines, building dykes in Ancient China during floods.
A spy system was formed as the kingdom was too big and the king do not know what is happening in cities far away from the capital city. Thus, the emperor sent spies to these cities to keep an eye on the people and report to the king of anyone suspicious.
~Kirby(36)
~1E1
a)Internal Threats refer to the possible danger that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
b)The ancient China faced floods and famines which killed alot of people.They also faced Civil War.
c)The ancient China took measures by
First,they builted dykes to prevent flooding along the Yangtze River.
Second,Chinese emperors tried to control famine by stocking granaries with stores of rice,controling prices and shipping rice from other parts of China to places that were experiencing famine.
Last but not least,the shi respected their king and supported him .However ,later in the Eastern Zhou dynasty,the shi became greedy for more land and the king could no longer control them .Thus ,fighting between the different feudal states broke out,resulting in Civil Wars.The most famous civil war in china occurred during this period.It is known as the Period Of The Warring States.The wars the kingdoms fought were violent.Large armies and iron weapons were used,all for the first time in China.As a result ,many people were killed....
Alvin Ng(35)
1E1
(a)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
(b)The Indus Valley Civilization faced natural disasters such as floods which caused the Indus Valley Civilization to decline. They also faced famines which was a period of severe food shortage caused by droughts. They faced warfares between rival kingdoms which caused the Indian society to divide.
(c)The Indus people took measures against famines by giving food stored in grain to the poor. They took measires against warfare by diplomacy which is when the rulers make good relationships with other rulers. They also used a spying system which was when the Indian kings sent spies to keep an eye on the provinces
-Azzad Azman(19)
1A3
a)Internal Threats are the dangers which came from inside the empire/kingdom that might threaten the walfare and the life of the people living in the empire
b)The three internal threats are famines,floods and civil wars.Famine happened after a drought.During a drought,there is no water and thus,leading to the death of the crops.When there is no food,people will die due to lack of food.Flood also threaten the city as floods will destroy crops,kill animals and people living there and will also destroy cities.Civil wars also happen as when the people living under the emperor's rule think that the emperor is becoming weaker and does not have the ability to rule the empire anymore.Thus,they will have a rebellion and overthrow the emperor.
c)Emperors were asked to help to supply food when there is famine happening around the empire.The Emperor also build dykes to maintain the water level in the empire.Civil wars were also prevented as there was a spy system so that the emperor know what is happening outside the empire.
Terence Lim (33)
1E1
a) Internal threats are dangers that come from a kingdom or empire. Such dangers is in the form of natural disasters eg, floods,famines earthquakes ,civil war and widespread of diseases.
b) The three internal threats faced by the ancient Indian societies are the natural disaster such as floods and famines.Secondly, the warfare between kingdoms which divided the people into groups. Lastly, Rebellion whereby the king engaged a spy to watch the layman who rebel against him.
c)The three measures are:
to have enough food for the people, the king stored grains in the government grains stores and distibute to the people.
Warfare was carried out by diplomacy whereby the rulers start a good relationships with other kingdoms.
A spy system was practiced where the spy would inform the kings of suspicious people intending to rebel against him.
(a)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
(b)During ancient India,people faced natural disasters such as floods,famines and warfares between kingdoms in india.
(c)During ancient India, kings and temples were expected to feed those people who were starving.Kings in ancient India also tried to maintain good relationships with the other rulers they had a spying system where kings sent spies to keep an eye on the provinces and the spies would directly report to the king.
(a) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
(b) The people in ancient India faced natural disasters such as floods,famine caused by droughts and warfares between rival kingdoms.
(c) The measures taken for famine was that the kings and temple were expected to feed the people who were starving,while the measures taken fir warfares between rival kingdom was that the kings built strong relationships with the other rulers and sent spies to different provinces and report to the king directly.
~Lee Xin Yi(8)
~1E1
1a)it refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
1b)in ancient China faced natural disasters such as floods.Famines that occurred when population increased example China's popluation doubled during Ming dynasty.and rebellion that were peasant rebellion or military rebillion. frist is occurred when peaseant (framers)were unhappy with the emperor ,or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. second is occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
1c)in India during a period of time there were severe food shortage droughts and the indus people took measure food that gave the farmer and other people.they also divided india society into those who spoke out against of warfare and kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
1a)it refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
1b)in ancient China faced natural disasters such as floods.Famines that occurred when population increased example China's popluation doubled during Ming dynasty.and rebellion that were peasant rebellion or military rebillion. frist is occurred when peaseant (framers)were unhappy with the emperor ,or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. second is occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
1c)in India during a period of time there were severe food shortage droughts and the indus people took measure food that gave the farmer and other people.they also divided india society into those who spoke out against of warfare and kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
1a)it refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
1b)in ancient China faced natural disasters such as floods.Famines that occurred when population increased example China's popluation doubled during Ming dynasty.and rebellion that were peasant rebellion or military rebillion. frist is occurred when peaseant (framers)were unhappy with the emperor ,or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. second is occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
1c)in India during a period of time there were severe food shortage droughts and the indus people took measure food that gave the farmer and other people.they also divided india society into those who spoke out against of warfare and kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
1a)it refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
1b)in ancient China faced natural disasters such as floods.Famines that occurred when population increased example China's popluation doubled during Ming dynasty.and rebellion that were peasant rebellion or military rebillion. frist is occurred when peaseant (framers)were unhappy with the emperor ,or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. second is occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
1c)in India during a period of time there were severe food shortage droughts and the indus people took measure food that gave the farmer and other people.they also divided india society into those who spoke out against of warfare and kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
yu xiang 1A3 18
1a)it refer to the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
1b)in ancient China faced natural disasters such as floods.Famines that occurred when population increased example China's popluation doubled during Ming dynasty.and rebellion that were peasant rebellion or military rebillion. frist is occurred when peaseant (framers)were unhappy with the emperor ,or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. second is occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
1c)in India during a period of time there were severe food shortage droughts and the indus people took measure food that gave the farmer and other people.they also divided india society into those who spoke out against of warfare and kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
yu xiang 1A3 18
(A) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire, example, Floods, Famines, Civil Wars and Rebellions.
(B) The Indus Valley Civilisation faced Floods which caused the Indus Valley Civilisation to decline. In Ancient India, They also faced famines, which is a period of food shortage, that were caused by droughts. Lastly, in China, they faced peasant rebellion, whereby farmers were unhappy with the emperor, or felt that their ruler were losing his Mandate Of Heaven.
(C) During famines in China, their emperors stocked their graneries with rice, controlled prices, shipped rice to affected areas. In China, the emperors built dykes. In ancient India, they adopted a Spy System, whereby kings sent spies to provinces to keep a watch out on the people and inform the king if anyone behaved suspisciously.
Andrea Tan ZhiYin (01) 1E1
a) Internal threats are problems and dangers that rised from within the kingdom or an empire. They could be in the form of natural disasters, or events such as civil wars.
b)Three of the threats would be Famine(a period of food shortage), floods that destroyed homes and crops, and drown people and animals and rebllions.
c)Kings of ancient India were expected to threat famine by distributing food stored in the government's grain stores(grainary) to the people. They could also take some food from the rich to feed it to the poor and starving.In ancient China, the farmers prevented flooding by building their own dykes.The emperors employed large number of workers to build and maintain the dykes.Ancient India society created a spy system to ensure less rebellion in ancient India. The authority of an Indian King was strongest only in his capital city, rebellions often occured in the provinces. Thus, some kings sent spies to the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
-Teng Zheng Yu(38)
1E1
a)internal threats are threats like natural disasters and dangers with in a kingdom or an empire.Natural disaster can be floods or famines
leow yin qin(30)
(1e1)
a)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire .
b) The three internal threats faced by ancient Indian or Chinese societies are natural disasters such as floods and civil wars .
c) The chinese emperors would employed large numbers of workers to build and maintain dykes .
The Indian kings were exprected to provide food which stored in the government's grain stores to the people . People can also take food from the rich to feed the starving . Also , temples were expected to provide food for the people .
They would took warfares by diplomacy to make good relationship with other rulers so that the friendship , support and trade relations would benefit their kingdoms
Xianlin(6)
1E2
(a)Internal Threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
(b)In ancient Indian, the people faced floods, Famines and Warfare between Indian.
(c)In ancient Indian during Famines, the kings and temples expected to feed the starving.
In ancient China during 1000CE, the emperors built and maintained dykes using large numbers of people to prevent floods. During famines, the emperor stocked granaries with rice, controlled prices, shipped rice to affected areas.
Chee Yi Zhen(4)
1E2
(a) i understand that Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a knigdom or empire.Such as in a form of natural disaster like widespread of diseases, earthquakes or floods, or man made event like civil wars.
(b)The ancient china face natural disaster such as floods cause by over flowing of water at Yellow and Yangtze River. Ancient China there are another natural disaster is famine. Ancient india face natural disaster like famines .Famine is a peroid of severe food shortage. Famine occur after flooding( aslo one of the natural disaster Ancient India fasced) and drought.
(c)In ancient China , the farmers build dykes to prevent Flooding along the Yangtze river. The emperor try to control famine by stocking granarieswith stores of rice , controlling prices and shipping rice from other parts of China where it is experiencing famines.In ancient India, the king were expected to distribute food stored in the government's grain stores to the people. The poor also could take some food from the rich to feed the starving. In addition , temples were expected to provide food for the people
Chen jianhong(22)
1E2
A) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within kingdoms or a king.B) They can be from of natural disasters like Floods , Earthquakes or even man - made evenys civil wars.C) They took measures by giving foods to the poor. In ancient china , they built durky protect their people and kingdoms.
A) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from the kingdom or the kings.
B) They can be form of natural disaters like Floods , Earthquakes or even man = made event civil wars.
C) The ancient India gives food to the poor. And in ancient China , they built drkye to block the flood as they want to protects their people
Yan shan ( 14)
1A3
(a) Internal threats are possible danger that come from within a kingdom or empire.
Internal threat usually come in the form of natural disater such as flood,widespread diseases,earthquakes or man-made events like civil wars.
The people of ancient India and China knew they could not predict when the Internal threat will occur so they took measures to prevent them them from happening,or to make sure they were prepare to cope with them.
(b)Flooding of the Yellow and Yangtze river cause damage to ancient China.
Famines bacame more serious as China population grew.During the Ming dynasty(1368-1644CE)China population doubled.
Rebellion in ancient India occur when the people are unhappy with the ruler,think he is weak and not ruling well.
(c)The emperors built and maintain dykes using large number of people to prevent flooding along the Yellow and Yangtze river.
The chinese emperors tried to control famines by stocking granaries with rice,controlled prices and shipping rice to affected areas.
The Indian kings have a spy system in which spies are sent to provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
Done by:Lim chang hong(34)
Class:1E2
a)Internal Threats refers to possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
b)The three examples are floods famine and civil wars.
c)The three measures were
1)kings and temples will provide food to feed the straving.
2)have a spying system where some kings sent spies to the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.
3)warfare was carried out by diplomacy whereby the rulers start a good relationships with other kingdoms.
Chin Ying Yin(5)
1E2
b)the three threats would be famine,floods and rebllions.Famine is a period of food shortage.Floods destory homes,crop and they drown people.
leow yin qin(30)
(1e1)
Online assignment 2(Internal Threats):
(a) I understand that internal threats are natural disasters and possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or and empire .
(b) The three internal threats faced by ancient India are natural disasters like floods where by the floods would destroy homes and crops and drown people and animals.
Famines where by it is a period of severe food shortage . It often occurs after a drought and finally,
warfare and rebellion . For example , wars between kingdoms .
(c) The three measures taken by ancient societies are having a spy system where by the Indian King send spies to provinces to keep and eye on the people . Diplomacy where by , some rulers have good relationships with rulers of other kingdoms and finally , famines where by the chinese emperor control famines by stocking granaries with stores of rice .
Tiffany Cheang ( 1A3 )
This are my answers:
(a)Internal Threats refer to possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire that could be in a form of natural disasters or man-made events.
(b)In ancient China,the people face floods,famines which became more serious as China's population grew.They also face civil wars which is the fighting of the different feudal states.
(c)The people in ancient China built dykes to prevent flooding.During famines,emperors were expected to distribute food to the people.To prevend civil wars,Qin Shihuang-the emperor of China then-took away the powers of the feudal shi so that they would not be able to fight wars that would lead to chaos and disorder in China.
~Mildred Moh (10)
1E1
(a)Internal threats are refer to possible danger that come from within the Kingdom or an Empire, which could be in the form of natural disasters,warfare and rebellion.
(b)The ancient India people faced Internal threats such as floods, famines and warfare.
Floods would destroy crops and homes,and drown people and animals.
A famine is a period of serve food shortage,which often occurs after a drought. Without rain,crops die, resulting in food shortage.A famine could also be caused by a flood because crops and plants are washed away by the waters.
In warfare,ancient India society was divded into groups that were concerned with increasing powers.Most ancient Indians continued to be loyal to the different kingdoms that they were form.
(c)The ancient Indus people took measures by rebuilting the Indus Valley cities several times because of the of flood.
During a famine,the Indian kings were expected to distribute food stored in the government's grain stores to the people. The kings could also take some food from the rich to feed the starving. Temples were also expected to provide food for the people.
In warfare,the king also ensure that his people did not rise up against his rule and overthrow him. Some rulers have good relationship with the rulers of other kingdoms,so that the friendship,support and trade relation they forned would benifit their kingdoms.
The king also ensure that his people did not rise up against his rule and overthrow him.So,the kings also sent spies to different provinces to keep an eye the people so as no one would rebel him and the spies would report directly to the king.
Tan Jia Yee (17)
1E1
(A)Internal threats refers to possible dangers that come from within a kingdoms or and empire.
(b)They faced natural disasters such as floods and famines.Floods destroy houses and crops.Famines is a period of severe food shortage.They also face warfare and rebellion.
(c)The ancient China people built dykes to prevent flooding.They also stock granaries with stores of rices.They also took measures of warfare by diplomacy to have a good relationship and friendship.The indus people also sent spies to keep an eyes on the people who behaves suspiciously.
Done by :Ng Bei Zhen(12)1E1
(a)Internal threatsare possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire. (b)Ancient India faced internal threat like natural disaters and warfare. (c)The measures are giving food to the poor,during famines.have good relationship with other rulers so that the relationship,support and trade relations they form would benefittheir kingdoms.some kings send spiesto the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour. Rachel Yap(15) 1E2
(a)Internal threats are the possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
(b)In ancient India, the people faced floods which result destroying of crops, drowning of people and animals. The people faced famine as their crops were washed away buy the waters. The people in acient India also faced rebellion which occurs when people are unhappy with the ruler or when they think the ruler is weak and not ruling well.
(c)The Indus Valley cities had to rebuilt several times because of floods. From the archaeologists evidence of city walls and houses with several layers of foundations, we can conclude that Mohenjo-daro was rebuilt six times and Harappa, five times. In ancient India, the kings were expected to distribute food stored in the government's grain stores to the people. They could also take some food from the rich to feed the starving. In addition, temples were also expected to provide food for the people. In the result of rebellion, an ancient India king could be overthrown by rebellions led by ordinary people.
-Li Jun Xian Slyvestian(33)
1E2
a) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from the kingdoms or even the empire.b) They can be in form of natura diseaters , like Floods and Earthquakes. Or even man - made events civil wars.
c) In Ancient India , the king give out food to the poor, In ancient china , the king built khyes to block th eflood and proect his people and conutry.
a)Internal Threats refer to the possible danger that come fron within a kingdom or an empire.They could in the form of natural disasters such as widespread diseases,earthquakes,floods or man-made events like civil wars.
b)-Ancient India faced natural disasters like floods and famine which resulted in people's death.
-Ancient China faced civil wars.Civil Wars resulted because the king could control the feudal shi as the shi became greedy.Thus,fighting between the feudal states broke out,resulting in civil wars.
-Ancient China also faced Rebellion such as peasant rebellion and military rebellion.In peasant rebellion broke out when the farmers were unhappy with the emperor and his laws,or when they thought he was losing the Mandate of Heaven. Military rebellion occurs when an army,led by its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
c)Ancient China took measures by
-Building dykes to prevent flooding along the Yangtze River.
-The chinese emperors tried to control famine by stocking granaries with stores of rice, controlling prices and shipping rice from other parts of China to places that were experiencing famine .
In ancient India,
-They adopted a Spy System, whereby kings sent spies to provinces to keep a watch out on the people and inform the king if anyone behaved suspisciously.
Toh Ying Ying(19)
1E1
(a)Internal threats refer to possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
(b)In both ancient India and China,there were internal threats like floods,famines and also civil wars.
(c)In ancient China,farmers had to built and maintain dykes along the yellow river to prevent the flood to drown anyone or flood the country.Chinese emperors had to stock grainaries and also control prices of the shipping and selling of the grainaries.
DONE BY:Nabilah Yazid(11)1E1
A)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
B)The three internal threats include floods,famine,and civil wars.
C)The ancient China took measures by building dykes to prevent flooding along the Yangtze River.The chinese emperors tried to control famine by stocking granaries with stores of rice , controlling prices and shipping rice from other parts of China to places that were experiencing famine.Civil wars in ancient India were prevented as there was a spy system so that the emperor knew what was happening outside the empire.
Carina yeap (16)
1E2
a)internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.Example:such as floods ,famine ,rebellions ,civil wars.
b)Natural disaster s in india such as floods and it caused the ganges river serious damage and famines was caused by droughts and Warefare between indian kingdoms frequently troubled by wars between rival kingdoms and also rebellions in india against king led by those close to him,sent spies to watch over princes in distant provinces,prince had to leaves families in captial cities and kings were not efffetive in curbing rebellions.
c)The indus people takes measure by giving foods that stored in the grains stores for the famies.the second measure was that they also takes measures in warfare diplomacy that they make a very very good relationships with other rulers or other kingdoms and they did this so that the friendship,suport and trade relations they formed would benefit their kingdoms.the indian king was strongest only in his captialcity ,rebellions often occured in the provinces.
Done by:shi ying(05)
from:1A3
A)Internal threat are possible dangers that come from within kingdoms and empires.They can be in the form of natural disasters such as diseases, earthquakes or floods, or man-made events like civil wars.I think internal threats are more dangerous than external threats as we cannit prevent such disasters.
B)In ancient India,there aere famine. Famine is a period of severe food shortage. Alos, there was a drought, which is a period of little or rain.I ancient China,the civil war was a serious threat which made the chinese society into chaos for a moment.
C)As the famine was a serious problem in ancient India, the government expected to distribute food stored in the government 's grain stores to their people.They also took measures of welfares which will maintain friendship with one-another.Another measure taken was that Indian kings sent spies to the other area to check wether people is obeying the rules.
"Online Assignment 2 - Internal Threats"
(A)I can understand that Internal Threats are,possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
Examples of such threats are,floods,famine,rebellions and civil wars.
(B)Three of these Internal Threats are Floods,Famines and Rebellions.
(1)Floods.Floods in India were a constant threat to the people of the ancient India.The major natural disaster that threatened the Indus People was the flooding of the Indus River.The floods would destroy homes,crops and drown people and animals.
(2)Famines.One of the other natural disaster in ancient India was famine.A famine,is a period of severe food shortage.They occur mostly after a *drought(A period of little or no rain).So without rain,crops die and so resulting in food shortage.It can also be caused by floods which washes away crops and plants.
(3)Rebellions.Rebellion break out when farmers were unhappy with the emperor and his laws,or when they think he is losing his *Mandate Of Heaven(The ruler is given blesing by the heaven to be a good ruler).Natural disasters were believed to be signs of the emperors lost of his Mandate Of Heaven.
(B)
(1)Floods.To prevent floods from India,the Indus Valley's city walls and houses had to be rebuilt several times.Mohenjo-Daro had to be rebuilt six times while Harappa had to be rebuilt five times.Despite all the hard work by the people,the Indus Valley Civilisation was wiped out by a great series of floods.
(C)Famines.During the Famines of India,the kings were expected to distribute food stored in the government's grain stores to the people.They could also take some food from the rich to feed the starving.Also,temples were expected to provide food for people.
(3)Rebellions.Rebellions in China are caused by the bad ruling of emperors.So,a group of starving and angry farmers,who were known as Red EyeBrows,broke into Wang Mang palace and killed him when he introduced unpopular policies.And Wang Mang was losing his Mandate Of Heaven when natural disasters broke out.
-Kam Pek Lim(25)
1E1
(a) Internal threats are threats refering of heaveo the possible dangers that come from within kingdoms or an empire.
(b) Ancient China face natural disasters such as floods and famines. Rebellions were present in China as well. Peasant rebellions occured when peaseant (farmers)were unhappy with the emperor or felt that the emperor was losing his mandate of heaven. Military rebellion occured when an army,led dy its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
(c)In India during a period of time there were famines, the indus people took measures by giving food to the farmer and other people. The India society was divided into those who spoke out against of warfare and those who do not. The kings send spies to the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour of the people.
(a)Internal threats refer to possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.They could be in the form of natural disasters such as widespread diseases,earthquakes or floods, or man-made events like civil wars.
(b)In Ancient India,there were floods,famines and Warfare and Rebellion.
(Floods)-A major natural disaster that threatened the Indus people was the flooding of the Indus Rivier.Floods would destroy homes,crops,and drown people and animals.
(Famines)-A famine is a period of severe food shortage.It often occurs after a drought,a period of little rain or no rain.Without rain,crops die,resulting in food shortage.A famine can slo be caused by a flood because crops and plants are washed away by the waters.
(Warfare and Rebellion)-India was troubled by frequent wars between rival kingdoms.
(c)
(Warfare and Rebellion)
(1)-Diplomacy
Not all rulers wanted to conquer other kingdoms. Some rulers preferred to have good relatonships with the rulers of other kingdoms.They did this so that the friendship,support and trade relatons they formed would benefit their kingdoms.
(2)-Rebellion
An ancient Indian king also had to make sure that his people did not rise up against his rule and overthrow him.This is known as rebellion.It occurs when people are unhappy with their ruler;they think he is weak and not ruling well.
(3)- Having a spy system
Some kings sent spies to the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.In addition,royal princes who were sent to govern distant provinces had to leave their families in the capital city.
-DarrenTanHongCheng-(23)--1e2
(a)internal threats refers to possible dangers that come from within kingdoms or an empire.
(b)the ancient india faced natural disasters like floods and famines which were caused by droughts. they also faced warfares between kingdoms of empire which had caused the ancient india people to divide into groups.
(c)the ancient indian give the poors food stored in the grain stores to take measures against famines, and also they made good relationships with other rulers as a measure taken. they also had a spying system where the king had sent spies to keep an eye on the provinces.
~soh weiling(11)
1E2
(a)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.
(b)Ancient India faced floods which would destroy homes and crops,and drown people and animals,famines which is a periodof severe food shortage and rebellion which is when peopleare unhappy with their ruler ;when they think he is weak and not ruling well.
(c)From the archaeological evidence of city wall and houses with several layers of foundation cause by floods.For famines,Kautilya,the prime minister of Chandragupta Maurya,the first emperor of the Mauryan dyansty(c.322-185BCE),wrote a textbook on government,the Arthashastra.
Lastly,rebellion.Folk stories suggest that ancient Indian kings who made their people angry by introducing unpopular laws such as high taxes,could be overthrown by rebellion led by ordinary people.
Done By:Lee Tze Liang(32)
1E2
(a)Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or an empire.
(b)Ancient India internal threats include Floods,Famines and Warfare and Rebellion.
(1)Floods
A major natural disaster that threatened the Indus people was of the flooding of Indus River.Floods would destroy homes and crops,and drown people and animals.
(2)Famines
A famine is a period of severe food shortage.It often occurs after a drought.Without rain,crops die,resulting in food shortage.A famine can also be caused by a flood because crops and plants are washed away by the waters.
(3)Warfare and rebellion
For much of its ancient period,India was troubled by frequent wars between rival kingdoms.
(c)Ancient India:
Warfare and rebellion
(Diplomacy:)
Not all rulers want to conquer other kingdoms.They did this so that the friendship,support and trade relations they formed would benefit their kingdoms.
(Rebellion:)
An ancient Indian Kingalso had to make sure that his people did not rise up against his rule and overthrow him.IT OCCURS WHEN THE people ARE UNHAPPY WITH THE RULER;WHEN THEY THINK he is weak and not ruling well.
(Having a spy system:)
Some kings sent spies to the provinces to keep an eye on the people and inform the kings of any suspicious behaviour.In addition,royal princes who were sent to govern distant provinces had to leave their families in the capital city.Hence,the princes would think twice before defying the kings since their families would suffer the consequences of their actions.
Done By:DarrenTanHongCheng(23)-1e2
a)Internal threats refers to possible that come from within a kingdom or an empire and they could be in the form of natural disasters.
b)Floods,famines and rebellion are internal threats that were faced by ancient Indian and Chinese societies.
In ancient India,floods would destroy homes and cops,and drown people and animals.For famine,it is a period of severe food shortage and it often occurs after a drought.Without rain,the crops would die,resulting in food shortage.It can also be caused by a flood because crops and plants were all washed away by waters.Rebellion,it occurs when people are unhappy with their ruler,for example,when they think he is weak and not ruling well.In ancient China,floods,the most common and serious was the flooding of the yellow and Yangtze rivers.Famines became more serious as China's population grew.Rebellion,there were peasant and military rebellion in the ancient China.Peasant rebellions broke out when the farmers were unhappy with the emperor and his laws,or when they thought that he was losing the Mandate of Heaven.As for the military rebellions,it occurs when an army,led by its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
c)In ancient India,the Indus valley cities had to rebuilt several times due to the floods.In ancient China,Chinese emperors tried to control famines by stocking granaries with stores of rice,controlling prices and shipping rice from other parts of China to places that were experiencing famines.During military rebellion,when the court officials protested,the emperor punished them instead and this caused the officials to become angry with the emperor.
Jolene Teo(5)<1E1>
(a)I understand that internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire.Examples are floods.famine,rebellions,civil wars.
(b)The three internal threats that faced ancient india is floods,famines and rebillions.Example are floods as archaelogists evidence shows that indus cities were rebuilt several times.Famines is a short period that caused by droughts.Rebillions as kings sent spies to watch over the princes.The internal threat that faced by ancient chiana is floods,famines and rebillions.Examples are floods as in 1000CE,emperors built and maintained dykes using large numbers of people.Famines is a occurred when population increased.Rebillions in ancient china have two so one is occured when peasants were unhappy with the emperor and the another is occured when an army,led by its leader,seeks to overthrow the ruler.
(c)The measures took by the ancients societies is the indian kings shoulds help their people during a famine.The kings were expected to distribute food stored in the government's grain stores to the people.The chinese emperorthen controlling prices and the shipping of rice from other parts of china to places at where they experiencing famine.
-Nabilah Bte Anuar(7)
-1A3
(A)Internal threats refer to possible dangers that come from within a king or an empire.
(B)The Ancient China face
1st: Natural disasters like flood and famines.
2nd:Civil War a fighting between the different feudal states broke out.
3rd:Rebellion such as Peasant rebellion and Military Rebellion.
(C)Ancient China took measures against flood by building and maintain dykes.Ancient India took measures against Warfare and Rebellion by Diplomacy.Ancient China took measures against civil wars by take away the powers of the feudal shi.
DONE BY : Izzuddin(28)
class:1A3
a) Internal threats are possible dangers that come from within a kingdom or empire. Examples are floods, famine, rebellions and civil wars.
b)Three internal threats faced by ancient China was floods (most common and serious casas of flooding were along yellow and yangtze river ),famines ( occured when population increased e.g China's population doubled during Ming Dynasty )and ciil wars .
c)In ancient China emperor built and maintained dykes using large numbers of people . During famines the emperor stocked granaries with rice,controlled prices,shipped rice to affected areas. During civil wars, civil war cause instability , hundreds of deaths . Ended when qin shihuang unified China in 221BCE abolished feudalism.
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