AP World History Chapter 2 Flashcards
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9897093175 | 2000-500 CE | How long has Israel lasted | 0 | |
9897093176 | crossroads | Israel has always been a _____ | 1 | |
9897093177 | Sinai | What was the desert in Israel | 2 | |
9897093178 | mediterranean | Israel is on the _____ coastal plain | 3 | |
9897093179 | Galilee | fertile land of grassy hills and small plains (israel) | 4 | |
9897093180 | Dead Sea | In Israel, the Jordan River runs into the... | 5 | |
9897093181 | conflict and religions | Israel has always been at the center of ____- | 6 | |
9897093182 | Canaan, Israel, Palestine | Israel can also be called (3 names) | 7 | |
9897093183 | Hebrews, Israelites, Jews, Israelites in antiquity | The People of Israel can be called (4 names) | 8 | |
9897093184 | Torah | Hebrew bible | 9 | |
9897093185 | orally | the torah was originally passed down... | 10 | |
9897093186 | 10th century BCE | When was the torah written down in Phoenician script on scrolls | 11 | |
9897093187 | Pastoralists | Middle Easterners served as ..... | 12 | |
9897093188 | Abraham | Who does Middle Eastern History begin with | 13 | |
9897093189 | 1800 BCE | When does Abraham migrate to Israel | 14 | |
9897093190 | Canaan | Abraham migrated from Mesopotamia to.... | 15 | |
9897093191 | suspicious | The settled people were suspicious of Abraham and his people | 16 | |
9897093192 | Abel | The innocent brother ____ was killed by his farmer brother Cain | 17 | |
9897093193 | Yahweh | Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed by ____ because of wickedness | 18 | |
9897093194 | Moses | leads the slaves out of egypt | 19 | |
9897093195 | Yahweh | Jewish god who demanded their exclusive loyalty | 20 | |
9897093196 | "Chosen people" | Yahweh considers the Jews to be the "......" | 21 | |
9897093197 | 10 commandments | these serve as a guide | 22 | |
9897093198 | social justice and compassion | Yahweh was the god of... | 23 | |
9897093199 | Yahweh | singular, transcendent, personal, ruling over the natural order, engaged in history and demanding social justice and moral righteousness | 24 | |
9897093200 | Christianity and Islam | The Jewish belief was the foundation on which _____ and _____ were built | 25 | |
9897093201 | Agricultural way of life | Middle easterners settle down to an.... | 26 | |
9897093202 | Joshua | led the Israelites to Canaan | 27 | |
9897093203 | "Children of Israel" | 12 tribes who descended from Jacob and Joseph, located in different parts of the country | 28 | |
9897093204 | Ark of Covenant | AKA 10 commandments | 29 | |
9897093205 | judges | in israel, ____ mediated disputes and welfare of people | 30 | |
9897093206 | 990-930 BCE | Time span of Kingdom of Israel | 31 | |
9897093207 | David | unites the 12 tribes and made jerusalem the capital of Israel | 32 | |
9897093208 | Solomon | High point of Israel, son of david | 33 | |
9897093209 | Solomon | Built the first temple | 34 | |
9897093210 | 721 BCE | When was the first temple destroyed | 35 | |
9897093211 | Assyrians | Who destroyed the northern kingdom | 36 | |
9897093212 | Judah | who survives for more than a century by paying tribute | 37 | |
9897093213 | 587 BCE | The Babylonians captured Jerusalem in_____ | 38 | |
9897093214 | cultural identity | during exile, the Jews renewed their _____ | 39 | |
9897093215 | Cyrus the Great | Who allowed the jews to return | 40 | |
9897093216 | Monotheism | Judaism practices... | 41 | |
9897093217 | rigid rules | jews lived by rigid rules | 42 | |
9897093218 | pork | What food could jews not eat | 43 | |
9897093219 | Saturday | what day is the Sabbath for Jews | 44 | |
9897093220 | 6th century BCE | When was the Persian Empire created | 45 | |
9897093221 | Persian empire | largest empire in the world | 46 | |
9897093222 | Iran | known as "land of the Aryans" | 47 | |
9897093223 | Zagros Mountains | In the west of Iran | 48 | |
9897093224 | Caucasus Mountains and captain sea | to the nw and n of iran | 49 | |
9897093225 | copper, tin, iron, gold, silver, wood | mineral resources in iran were.... | 50 | |
9897093226 | But of Kingship | The Persian empire was centered on | 51 | |
9897093227 | Ahura Mazda | The Persian empire was ruled by will of great Persian god... | 52 | |
9897093228 | Absolute monarchs | Persians were ruled by.. | 53 | |
9897093229 | 550-530 BCE | What was the time span of Cyrus the Great | 54 | |
9897093230 | Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and Babylon | Cyrus the Great conquered... (3) | 55 | |
9897093231 | tolerance and respect | Cyrus the great was known for... | 56 | |
9897093232 | Cyrus the Great | allowed jews to return to their homeland | 57 | |
9897093233 | Cyrus Cylinder | according to Cyrus: he restored peace, released captives and returned prisoners to their homelands, and tolerated local religion and cult practice. This is written on the ....? | 58 | |
9897093234 | Pasargadae | Where is the tomb of Cyrus found? | 59 | |
9897093235 | Tomb of Cyrus | one of the few achaemenid monuments that has survived to the present | 60 | |
9897093236 | Sydney, Austrailia | in 1994, a replica of a bas relief depicting him was erected in a park in.... | 61 | |
9897093237 | multiculturalism | The monument in Australia is intended as a symbol for ..... and to express coexistence and peace | 62 | |
9897093238 | 522-486 BCE | What was the life span of Darius I | 63 | |
9897093239 | Darius | seizes the persian throne in 522 BCE with the help of the 10,000 immortals | 64 | |
9897093240 | Indus valley | Darius I extended the persian empire to the... | 65 | |
9897093241 | Thrace | aka NE Greece and Bulgaria | 66 | |
9897093242 | 23 | The persian empire was divided into how many provinces | 67 | |
9897093243 | satrap | aka governor in persia | 68 | |
9897093244 | Satraps | usually connected to royal family, encouraged intermarriage, cultural and technological exchange | 69 | |
9897093245 | shecks | Military officers and tax collectors served as... on the power of the satraps | 70 | |
9897093246 | royal roads | connected the outlying provinces | 71 | |
9897093247 | 1,600 | how many miles long are the royal roads | 72 | |
9897093248 | communication and commerce | Royal roads improved | 73 | |
9897093249 | 111 | how many postal stations are there along the royal roads | 74 | |
9897093250 | wives and children | The king of persia had numerous... | 75 | |
9897093251 | influential | persian elite women may have been... | 76 | |
9897093252 | seasons | The persian king and the court moved with the _____, living in luxurious tents and in palaces of the ancient capitals of Mesopotamia and Iran | 77 | |
9897093253 | Darius and Xerxes | The Persepolis was constructed by... | 78 | |
9897093254 | Persepolis | became the ceremonial capital of Persia | 79 | |
9897093255 | power and wealth | The Persepolis was a symbol of the Persian's ______ and _____ | 80 | |
9897093256 | coronations, weddings, and funerals | What were held at the Persepolis | 81 | |
9897093257 | 247BCE-651 CE | Time span of the Parthanin and Sassanid empires | 82 | |
9897093258 | Zoroastrianism | religion that originated in Iran | 83 | |
9897093259 | Zoroaster | Zoroastrianism originated from the teachings of... in the 6th or 7th century BCE | 84 | |
9897093260 | wisdom | Zoroaster left home in search of ____ and experienced visions of Ahuramazda, he became the prophet and spread the message | 85 | |
9897093261 | Ahuramazda | Supreme benevolent deity | 86 | |
9897093262 | the wise lord | What is another name for Ahuramazda | 87 | |
9897093263 | Good vs evil | Zoroastrian beliefs are centered around... | 88 | |
9897093264 | rewarded or punished | Zoroastrians believe that humans are _____ or ____ in the afterlife for their actions | 89 | |
9897093265 | one supreme god | Zoroastrian's preached... | 90 | |
9897093266 | high ethical standard | Zoroastrian's held humans to high ethical standards | 91 | |
9897093267 | salvation | Zoroastrian's promised | 92 | |
9897093268 | Judaism and Christianity | Zoroastrian's influenced _______ and _____ as empire spread west | 93 | |
9897093269 | Devil | Zoroastrian's believed in God and_____ | 94 | |
9897093270 | Hell | Zoroastrian's believed in heaven and ______ | 95 | |
9897093271 | punishment | Zoroastrian's believed in reward and _______ | 96 | |
9897093272 | end of time | Zoroastrian's believed in messiah and ...... | 97 | |
9897093273 | Balkan Peninsula | Greece is located on the ...... | 98 | |
9897093274 | islands | greece includes thousands of.... | 99 | |
9897093275 | city states | what type of government did Greece have | 100 | |
9897093276 | Athens and sparta | main two city states | 101 | |
9897093277 | Mediterranean Sea | Greek "highway" for trade and resources | 102 | |
9897093278 | Minoans | Earliest Greeks | 103 | |
9897093279 | Phaistos Disk | Undeciphered syllabic alphabet, used to keep detailed records of economic and commercial matters | 104 | |
9897093280 | Crete | The Phaistos Disk was found in 1908 in..... | 105 | |
9897093281 | printing | The Phaistos disk could have been used for.... | 106 | |
9897093282 | Mycenaean | Indo-European invades who descended through the Balkans into Peloponnesus around 2200 BCE | 107 | |
9897093283 | Minoan | Mycenaean culture was influenced by | 108 | |
9897093284 | Linear B | What was the Mycenaean language | 109 | |
9897093285 | Linear A | Mycenaeans adapted _____ to own language | 110 | |
9897093286 | fortresses and palaces | Mycenaean's built... | 111 | |
9897093287 | Mycenae | What was the major Mycenaean settlement | 112 | |
9897093288 | Anatolia, Sicily, southern Italy | Mycenaean's established settlements in.... | 113 | |
9897093289 | Linear A | Minoan script, not deciphered | 114 | |
9897093290 | Linear B | Mycenaean script, predates Greek alphabet | 115 | |
9897093291 | end of Mycenaean civilization | Linear B dies out with the end of the... | 116 | |
9897093292 | Lion Gate | Wha ruin in Mycenae illustrates the heavy fortifications but by the Mycenaeans to protect their settlements | 117 | |
9897093293 | Dark Ages | A period in the eastern mediterranean characterized by depopulation, poverty, and isolation | 118 | |
9897093294 | 1100 to 800 BCE | Political turmoil and chaos ensues in the Mediterranean from.... | 119 | |
9897093295 | Homer's epics | The dark ages coincide with the description in... | 120 | |
9897093296 | 1200 BCE | When was the Trojan war | 121 | |
9897093297 | The Polis | urban center, dominating surrounding rural areas | 122 | |
9897093298 | acropolis | fortified top for refuge | 123 | |
9897093299 | agora | open area for assembling, government buildings, and market place | 124 | |
9897093300 | acropolis and agora | Greek City states featured.. | 125 | |
9897093301 | hoplites | heavily armed infantrymen who fought in closely packed | 126 | |
9897093302 | few | Sparta practiced rule by the.. | 127 | |
9897093303 | 28 | Sparta had rule by ___ men over age 60 | 128 | |
9897093304 | Peloponnese | Where are the spartans from | 129 | |
9897093305 | militarized | sparta was a highly ___ society | 130 | |
9897093306 | helots | invaded neighbors and subjugated people in sparta | 131 | |
9897093307 | 10:1 | Helots outnumbered spartans with what ratio | 132 | |
9897093308 | helot rebellion | What did the Spartans always fear | 133 | |
9897093309 | Austerity | What was the norm in Spartan society? | 134 | |
9897093310 | iron bars | What did spartans use for currency | 135 | |
9897093311 | 7 | When were spartan boys removed from their family | 136 | |
9897093312 | simplicity, frugality, and austerity | What were the Spartans known for | 137 | |
9897093313 | 30 | Spartans could marry, but there was no home life until age.. | 138 | |
9897093314 | democratic principles | Athens created a government based on... | 139 | |
9897093315 | free adult males | Athenian democracy was open to all ____ | 140 | |
9897093316 | maritime trade | because of the prosperity of _________ in 7th century BCE aristocrats increased their landholding and dominated smaller landholders | 141 | |
9897093317 | debt slavery | similar to indentured servitude | 142 | |
9897093318 | Solon's reforms | kept aristocrats to keep large landholdings, banned debt slavery | 143 | |
9897093319 | common classes | Solon's reforms allowed fro representation of the ____ in the assembly | 144 | |
9897093320 | office holders | Solon's reforms paid salaries to ..... | 145 | |
9897093321 | Age of Pericles | Athenian "golden age" | 146 | |
9897093322 | 461-421 BCE | Pericles ruled from... | 147 | |
9897093323 | government offices | in the age of pericles men of all classes were chosen by lot to fill _____ and they were being paid to they could participate | 148 | |
9897093324 | assembly of all citizens | focal point of age of pericles | 149 | |
9897093325 | Public works | The age of pericles had massive.... | 150 | |
9897093326 | cultural development | What was encouraged in the age of pericles | 151 | |
9897093327 | population pressure | What causes the greeks to colonize | 152 | |
9897093328 | Aegean, Black, and Mediterranean sea | Greek colonization spreads their culture throughout... | 153 | |
9897093329 | Sicily and southern Italy | most popular greek colonization sites .......? | 154 | |
9897093330 | copper, zinc, tin, and iron | Fertile fields in Sicily provided access to | 155 | |
9897093331 | olives and grapes | Greece was rich in what crops | 156 | |
9897093332 | Commerce | What is the basis of Athenian economy | 157 | |
9897093333 | fur, fish, grain, timber, honey, gold, amber, and slaves | The black sea provided... | 158 | |
9897093334 | Persian Wars | revolt against Persian empire in Ionia | 159 | |
9897093335 | 500-479 BCE | What were the dates of the Persian Wars | 160 | |
9897093336 | Marathon | in 490 BCE, this battle was when Persia was defeated | 161 | |
9897093337 | Xerxes | successor after Persian wars | 162 | |
9897093338 | 300 | in the battle of Thermopylae how many spartans were in battle and how many died | 163 | |
9897093339 | Salamis | advantage persians burn them, but drives out in the straight using the trireme | 164 | |
9897093340 | Platea | last land battle where Persian threat is over | 165 | |
9897093341 | naval | Athen's ___ technology made them powerful and wealthy | 166 | |
9897093342 | oar | military ships couldn't depend on wind only so they used _____ | 167 | |
9897093343 | 170 | how many rowers propelled the boat | 168 | |
9897093344 | metal | warships had ____ tipped rams | 169 | |
9897093345 | Poleis | created the Delian League to forestall more Persian attacks | 170 | |
9897093346 | Athens | lead the Delian League | 171 | |
9897093347 | Periclean | massive payments to Athens fuels ____ expansion | 172 | |
9897093348 | economic interests | The Delian League promoted their.... | 173 | |
9897093349 | Piraeus port | most important commercial center in the east Mediterranean sea | 174 | |
9897093350 | Parthenon | The Delian league built the _____ during Pericles time | 175 | |
9897093351 | tragedies and comedies | what type of plays did the delian league promote | 176 | |
9897093352 | artist and thinkers | what type of people were attracted to Athens | 177 | |
9897093353 | beauty and perfection | The Greeks idealized ___ and ____ of the human body | 178 | |
9897093354 | Peloponnesian War | Civil war in Greece between Athens or Sparta | 179 | |
9897093355 | 431-404 BCE | Dates of Peloponnesian War | 180 | |
9897093356 | Sparta | who won the peloponnesian war | 181 | |
9897093357 | moral and intellectual | After the Peloponnesian war, Athens lost their reputation as _____ and _____ leader and becomes known as the arrogant, insensitive, and imperialist powers | 182 | |
9897093358 | Macedon | frontier region to north of Peloponnesus | 183 | |
9897093359 | King Philip II | builds massive Macedon military | 184 | |
9897093360 | Alexander the Great | Son of Philip II | 185 | |
9897093361 | 20 | how old was Alexander the Great when he took the throne | 186 | |
9897093362 | Aristotle | tutored alexander the great | 187 | |
9897093363 | Bucephalus | name of Alexander's horse | 188 | |
9897093364 | Alexandria egypt | Most famous city named after Alexander the Great | 189 | |
9897093365 | generals | After Alexander's death, the empire was divided by 3 ______ | 190 | |
9897093366 | Antigonus empire | greece and macedon empire | 191 | |
9897093367 | ptolemy | Egypt empire | 192 | |
9897093368 | Seleucus | persian achaemenid empire | 193 | |
9897093369 | Hellenism | most important outcome of Alexander the Great's conquests | 194 | |
9897093370 | Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian | Hellenistic culture was a mix of what 4 empires | 195 | |
9897093371 | Antigenic empire | smallest of Hellenistic empires | 196 | |
9897093372 | resented rule | Greek cities often _____ and sought independence under the Antigenic Empire | 197 | |
9897093373 | Ptolemaic Empire | wealthiest of the Hellenistic empires | 198 | |
9897093374 | monopolies | The Ptolemaic empire was an established state of ___ | 199 | |
9897093375 | textiles, salt, beer | What did the Ptolemaic empire have the monopoly on | 200 | |
9897093376 | Alexandria | Capital of the Ptolemaic empire | 201 | |
9897093377 | Alexandria | center of the Hellenistic world | 202 | |
9897093378 | Alexandria | location of Alexander's tomb, and first known research library | 203 | |
9897093379 | The Seleucid empire | massive colonization of greeks and indians | 204 | |
9897093380 | Greek | What language are Ashoka's edicts written in | 205 | |
9897093381 | Panhellenic festivals | useful for integrating far flung colonies | 206 | |
9897093382 | Olympic games | Best known of the Panhellenic festivals | 207 | |
9897093383 | 776 BCE | When did the Olympic games begin | 208 | |
9897093384 | olive wreaths | what did winners of the olympics receive | 209 | |
9897093385 | fathers, husbands, and sons | Greek women fell to authority of... | 210 | |
9897093386 | male | Who was greek weddings arranged by | 211 | |
9897093387 | Chattel slavery | people used for hard labor, domestic servants, or even business | 212 | |
9897093388 | Scythians, Nubians | Names of slaves in Ukraine and Africa | 213 | |
9897093389 | Pasion | slave who was a clear at a bank who turned profits for masters. He gained his freedom, took over management of bank, outfitted 5 warships, and was granted Athenian citizenship | 214 | |
9897093390 | Astronomy, math, medicine, geometry, and architecture | What did the Greeks study | 215 | |
9897093391 | observation, evidence, rational thought, and human reason | Greeks began to rely on... | 216 | |
9897093392 | Phoenician | Greeks borrowed the ____ alphabet and added vowels to represent speech | 217 | |
9897093393 | 470-399 BCE | life span of Socrates | 218 | |
9897093394 | The socratic method | questions of assumptions and logic | 219 | |
9897093395 | Socrates | taught Plato | 220 | |
9897093396 | wisdom and virtue | Socrates urged the pursuit of _______ | 221 | |
9897093397 | ethics and morality | Socrates believed that _____ and ____ were more important than wealth, fame, and superficial attributes | 222 | |
9897093398 | gadfly | one who challenges people in positions of power, the status quo, or popular position | 223 | |
9897093399 | immorality and corruption of youth | What was Socrates condemned on charges for... | 224 | |
9897093400 | Socrates | played the role of the public gadfly | 225 | |
9897093401 | hemlock | Socrates was forced to drink | 226 | |
9897093402 | Aristotle | Plato taught.. | 227 | |
9897093403 | Alexander the Great | Aristotle taught.. | 228 | |
9897093404 | 430-347 | Plato's time span... | 229 | |
9897093405 | Socratic thought | Plato wrote down... | 230 | |
9897093406 | The Republic | Plato wrote.. | 231 | |
9897093407 | ideal society, smart | The Republic by Plato described an _____ with rule by the ___ | 232 | |
9897093408 | sense | Aristotle relied on ___ to provide accurate information of world and depend on reason to sort out | 233 | |
9897093409 | Aristotle | "The master of those who know" | 234 | |
9897093410 | biology, physics, astronomy, psychology, this, and literature | Aristotle wrote on.. | 235 | |
9897093411 | Herodotus | wrote about the Greco-Persian wars to discover "the reason why the fought one another" | 236 | |
9897093412 | Herodotus | Father of history | 237 | |
9897093413 | Hippocratic oath | oath taken by physicians | 238 | |
9897093414 | functions of the body | Hippocrates explained the... | 239 | |
9897093415 | 4 fluids | Hippocrates believed the body was composed of ____ which when out of balance cause ailments | 240 | |
9897093416 | Hippocrates | traced organs of epilepsy to heredity | 241 | |
9897093417 | Epicureans | Philosophy that believed pleasure is the greatest good, a state of quiet satisfaction | 242 | |
9897093418 | Skeptics | Philosophy that doubted possibly of certainty in anything | 243 | |
9897093419 | Stoic | most influential philosophy | 244 | |
9897093420 | Stoic | Philosophy that believed that one should concentrate on the duty, virtue to aid others. emphasized inner peace | 245 | |
9897093421 | polytheists | Greeks were... (belief in multiple gods_ | 246 | |
9897093422 | Zeus | principal god of Greece | 247 | |
9897093423 | religious cults | Greeks had.. | 248 | |
9897093424 | women | The fertility cult of Demeter was for... | 249 | |
9897093425 | Dionysus | god of wine | 250 | |
9897093426 | Cult of Dionysus | cult celebrated also by mostly women in the spring when fruit produced wine | 251 | |
9897093427 | Aeschylus, Sophocles, euripides | major greek playwrights | 252 | |
9897093428 | Aristophanes | greek comedy | 253 |