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What did Sargon II, Darius I, Chandragupta Maurya, and Shi Huangdi have in common?


They instituted state monotheism

They practiced tolerance toward conquered cultures

They promoted foreign trade

They united lands under one rule

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the thing that Sargon II, darius I, Chandragupta, and Shi Huangdi have in common is : They instituted monotheism

the sargon II institutiad asyrian monotheism, darius I introduced zoroastrianism as the state religion for his empire, Chandragupta Maurya instituted Jainism to his empire, and shi huangdi instituted confucianism to his empire

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They were rulers who united lands under one rule.

Sargon II was king of Assyria, reigning from 722 to 705 BC.  In 710 BC, Sargon II successfully conquered the nearby rival kingdom of Babylon.  So Assyria and Babylon were the main lands he united under one rule (in addition to other conquests).

Darius I, who ruled over the empire of Persia from 522–486 BC, united the kindgoms of the Medes and the Persians.

Chandragupta Maurya reigned over the Maurya Empire in ancient India from 321–297 BC.  He conquered the Nanda Empire and eastern provinces of the Seleucid Empire, thus uniting several lands under one rule.

Shihuangdi was the “First Sovereign Emperor” (that was the meaning of his title Shihunagdi) who established the Qin dynasty and the first unified Chinese empire.  He ruled from 221-210 BC.

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