2855183486 | Cuneiform | Oldest forms of writing | 0 | |
2855183487 | Thebes | Capital of the Egyptian empire | 1 | |
2855183488 | Monarchy | Government ruled by a king or queen | 2 | |
2855183489 | Oligarchy | Government ruled by a group of people | 3 | |
2855183490 | Parthenon | Most famous Greek architectural accomplishment | 4 | |
2855183491 | Republic | Democratic system elected by the people | 5 | |
2855183492 | Senate | In Rome representative body | 6 | |
2855183493 | Reincarnation | Hindu belief | 7 | |
2855183494 | Karma | Hindu belief | 8 | |
2855183495 | Siddhartha Gautama | Founder of Buddhism | 9 | |
2855183496 | Nirvana | Buddhist idea of heaven | 10 | |
2855183497 | Confucius | Chinese philosopher that installed a system of justice and morals | 11 | |
2855183498 | Torah | 1st 5 books of the bible | 12 | |
2855183499 | Hammurabi | Greatest king of Babylon | 13 | |
2855183500 | Monotheism | Believe in one God | 14 | |
2855183501 | Polytheism | Sumerians believed in many gods | 15 | |
2855183502 | Darius I | First real conqueror | 16 | |
2855183503 | Ramses II | Doubled land of Egyptian empire | 17 | |
2855183504 | Homer | Wrote lliad and odyssey | 18 | |
2855183505 | Polis | Greek version of city state | 19 | |
2855183506 | Athens | 20 | ||
2855183507 | Sparta | Premier warrior culture of all time | 21 | |
2855183508 | Socrates | 1st brilliant philosopher in Greece | 22 | |
2855183509 | Plato | Student of Socrates | 23 | |
2855183510 | Phillip II | King of Macedonia | 24 | |
2855183511 | Alexander the Great | Educated by the great philosopher Aristotle. | 25 | |
2855183512 | Hannibal | Carthaginian general who decided to attack Rome through northern Italy with a large army and elephants | 26 | |
2855183513 | Julius Caesar | Roman general and turned the Roman Republic into the powerful Roman Empire. | 27 | |
2855183514 | March 15 , 44 BC | Caesar was called to the roman forum ; Caesar was killed | 28 | |
2855183515 | Augustus | Octavian victory over Antony ; he changed his name ; first emperor | 29 | |
2855183516 | Mark Antony | Encourages Caesar not to relinquish his armies | 30 | |
2855183517 | Pox Romana | 200 year period of peace | 31 | |
2855183518 | Circus Maximus | Horse race track | 32 | |
2855183519 | Coliseum | Roman arena of death ; roman entertainment | 33 | |
2855183520 | Constantine | First Christian emperor | 34 | |
2855183521 | Tribune | Represented the plebeians | 35 | |
2855183522 | Attila the Hun | Barbarian king and leader ; Breaks roman legions | 36 | |
2855183523 | Caligula | Craziest emperor of Rome | 37 | |
2855183524 | Constantinople | Constantine started the construction of a new city in Asia Minor | 38 | |
2855183525 | Nero | Fire of Rome | 39 | |
2855183526 | Etruscans | 40 | ||
2855183527 | Plebeians | Normal roman citizens | 41 | |
2855183528 | Consul | Leader of the senate | 42 | |
2855183529 | Battle of issus | Alexander will meet Darius III In battle | 43 | |
2855183530 | Aristotle | Student of plato and a mathematical genius | 44 | |
2855183531 | Pompey | One of the men that dominated roman political life | 45 | |
2855183532 | Cyrus the great | Responsible for the formation of the Persian empire | 46 | |
2855183533 | Jerusalem | Capital city of the Israelites | 47 | |
2855183534 | The roman love triangle | Julius Caesar, cleopatra, and mark Antony | 48 | |
2855183535 | Zeus | King of the gods | 49 | |
2855183536 | Poseidon | God of the seas | 50 | |
2855183537 | Athena | Goddess of war and wisdom | 51 | |
2855183538 | Hades | God of the afterlife | 52 | |
2855183539 | Hermes | Messenger God | 53 | |
2855183540 | Apollo | God of music | 54 | |
2855183541 | Battle of Thermopylae | Sparta vs Persian | 55 | |
2855183542 | Reasons for the collapse of the Roman Empire | -Roman family is destroyed -Weak emperors -Romans refuse to serve in military -barbarian invasions | 56 |
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