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AP World History Chapter 9: Early Greece Flashcards

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223846624Alexander III was a ________ in his early lifeprince0
223846625Alexander III was trained bymilitary leaders and philosphers1
2238466263 sub-empires Alexander III's empire was divided intoSelucus, Antigonus, and Ptolemy2
223846627Ptolemy covered what part of Alexander III's empireEgypt3
223846628Antigonus covered what part of Alexander III's empireGreece4
223846629Selucid covered what part of Alexander III's empirePersia5
223846630Heart of the Helenistic worldAlexandria6
223846631Combination of many cultures including, Greek, Persia, Egypt, and IndiaHelenisitc7
223846632Founder of New blood line in EgyptPtolemy I8
223846633Allows Egyptian culture to mantain powerPtolamic Pharaohs9
223846634Pharaohs of Egypt spoke what languageGreek10
223846635World's first traveling teacherSophists11
223846636Aim of Sophiststo teach unaswerable questions12
223846637Sophists taught students to look at what?both sides of the story13
223846638Taught that reality is what?In the eye of the beholder14
223846639Father of philosophySocrates15
223846640Time period of Socates5th century BCE16
223846641Socrates rejected the idea of who?Sophists17
223846642Technique used by Socratesquestioning18
223846643Socrates believed it was okay to do what?Question authority19
223846644How did Socrates dieHe was convicted, sentenced to death, and forced to drink poison20
223846645Student of SocratesPlato21
223846646Belief of PlatoThe world was divided into the perfect and the imperfect22
223846647Why are not able to see the perfect?Because of our senses deceive us and our backgrounds are different23
223846648We are chained to a wall by our senses and cannot see the perfection that is behind usAllegory of the cave24
223846649Impact of Platonic thoughtfalls into play with Christianity25
223846650Student of platoAristotle26
223846651Belief of AristotleSenses allow us to see the imperfect world27
223846652The one who moves all thingsthe unmovable mover28
223846653Purpose of the Sceintific methodto find truth29
223846654Taking things that unfold and applying them. Ex: Greeks are human; Socrates was Greek; Socrates is a humanLogical progression30
223846655Earth is the center of the solar systemGeo-centric theory31
223846656All truths will ________change32
223846657Jewish philosopherPhilo33
223846658What does Philo apply to JudaismPlatonic thought34
223846659According to Philo, how do we know God exists?Through his power35
223846660Examples of powerNatural disasters and plagues36
223846661Believed human beings try to find order in everythingPlotinus37
223846662Something that was responsible for all that was createdThe One38
223846663Updation of platonic thoughtNeo-Platonism39
2238466641st eminationmind (physical mind and intellectual)40
2238466652nd eminationSoul41
223846666Trinity in neo-platonismThe One, 1st emination, and 2nd emination42
223846667Geeography of GreeceVery mountainous43
223846668Advantage of Greek geographyGreat for trade44

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