World History AP Greece and Rome Flashcards
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4977414896 | Greek patriarchal society due to sporadic warfare | phalanx | 0 | |
4977414897 | what is a polis | a greek city-state | 1 | |
4977414898 | knossos was the descendants of the _______ | phoenicians | 2 | |
4977414899 | Sparta had what type of an government | Oligarchy | 3 | |
4977414900 | Mycenae | civilization on the mainland of Greece | 4 | |
4977414901 | the Trojan war was fought by _____ against ______in ______ | the Trojan war was fought by Mycenae against troy in asia minor | 5 | |
4977414902 | Homer | famous writer who wrote Trojan war stories and other mythology | 6 | |
4977414903 | The Iliad | written by Homer about the Trojan war | 7 | |
4977414904 | The Odyssey | written by Homer mythical story of journey to Odysseus | 8 | |
4977414905 | name some famous Greek poli | Athens Sparta Thebes Corinth | 9 | |
4977414906 | who conquers Greece during the Peloponnesian war | Philip ll of macedonia | 10 | |
4977414907 | Heodotus | father of history stressed research | 11 | |
4977414908 | what greek poli was most tolerant of women | sparta | 12 | |
4977414909 | who could vote in greek society | male citizens above the age of 30 | 13 | |
4977414910 | who fought in the Persian war | Greeks against the Persian empire | 14 | |
4977414911 | when did Athens begin their golden age | in the Battle of Thermopoly | 15 | |
4977414912 | jesus | founded christianity | 16 | |
4977414913 | what is the capital of Greece | Knossos | 17 | |
4977414914 | The temple for the goddess Athena | Parthenon | 18 | |
4977414915 | where was the Parthenon located | on acropolis overlooking the agora | 19 | |
4977414916 | agora | open air market place | 20 | |
4977414917 | All greeks believe in the same _____ | pantheon | 21 | |
4977414918 | who were plebians | farmers or slaves | 22 | |
4977414919 | Where were the Olympics held | mt.olympus | 23 | |
4977414920 | who was the famous general in rome that fought in the punic wars | Scipo Africanus | 24 | |
4977414921 | Peloponnesian war | Sparta declares war on Athens | 25 | |
4977414922 | the Peloponnesian war was a _____ war | civil | 26 | |
4977414923 | who received the ten commandments | mosses | 27 | |
4977414924 | Philip the ll | Macedonian king conquers Greece after Peloponnesian war. | 28 | |
4977414925 | what are the Hellenistic cultures | Egyptian,Persian,Indian,and mostly Greek cultures | 29 | |
4977414926 | what were the 2 social classes of roman republicans | plebians and patricians | 30 | |
4977414927 | Greek achievments | greek philosophy socratic method | 31 | |
4977414928 | what was the name of the civilization on the island of Crete | Minoan civilization | 32 | |
4977414929 | Thycydides | stressed the importance of not taking sides when repeating history | 33 | |
4977414930 | sophocles | famous play writer wrote antigone | 34 | |
4977414931 | _____ is the scattering of people | diaspora | 35 | |
4977414932 | romans believed they were________________ | destined for greatness | 36 | |
4977414933 | hippocrates | docter who established a code of conduct that all docters agreed to called Hippocratic oath | 37 | |
4977414934 | socrates | famous philosopher developed the socratic method challendged is students to think | 38 | |
4977414935 | who was Socrates favorite student | plato | 39 | |
4977414936 | what book did plato write | The republic | 40 | |
4977414937 | who was platos most famous student | Aristotle | 41 | |
4977414938 | who was Aristotle | famous greek philosopher student of plato believed humans ability to reason made humans superior to all species tutored alexander the great | 42 | |
4977414939 | who were the founders of rome said to be | Romulus and remus | 43 | |
4977414940 | where was rome founded | along the tiber river | 44 | |
4977414941 | who eventually overrun rome | the etruscans | 45 | |
4977414942 | who were the etruscans | warriors from the north of rome . overran rome | 46 | |
4977414943 | romans were _____ religion | polytheistic | 47 | |
4977414944 | how did the romans elect government officials | democratically | 48 | |
4977414945 | How did the geography of Greece differ from other areas | irregular coastline many natural harbors many islands very mountainous topography | 49 | |
4977414946 | what was the writing variation of the Phoenician alphabet | Linear a | 50 | |
4977414947 | who were patricians | landowners government and military | 51 | |
4977414948 | who was the famous general of carthage that fought in the punic wars | hannibal | 52 | |
4977414949 | how did rome aquire the whole Italian peninsula | anexation | 53 | |
4977414950 | when did rome form a republic | when rome ousted the etruscans | 54 | |
4977414951 | what is annexation | acquiring territory by coercion or threat or force | 55 | |
4977414952 | the romans built a vast | navy | 56 | |
4977414953 | what was the medditeranean sea refferd to as in 146BCE | MareNostrom "our sea" | 57 | |
4977414954 | How did the punic war conflict begin | rome began to dominate the Mediterranean sea | 58 | |
4977414955 | who was the punic war fought between | rome and carthage | 59 | |
4977414956 | Hellenistic achievments | Math Pythagoras Therom lever pully medicine hipocratic oath | 60 | |
4977414957 | who won all 3 of the punic wars | rome | 61 | |
4977414958 | how many punic wars were there | 3 | 62 | |
4977414959 | torah | jewish holy book | 63 | |
4977414960 | romes success proved that | Rome was the dominant power of the mediterranean | 64 | |
4977414961 | what was the apian way | the main gate into rome | 65 | |
4977414962 | what was the main gate into rome | the apian way | 66 | |
4977414963 | what was the laws of the twelve tables | code of law in the roman republic that subjected all patricians and plebians | 67 | |
4977414964 | principles of roman law were foundation for | US law | 68 | |
4977414965 | what is the roman government structure | consuls senate pratrecians censors | 69 | |
4977414966 | who was Julius ceasar | military general conquered gual very loyalbecame "dictator for life" | 70 | |
4977414967 | who was "dictator for life" | Julius Ceasar | 71 | |
4977414968 | what led to the decline of the senate | centralized power | 72 | |
4977414969 | Augustus Ceasar | Julius Ceasars nephew | 73 | |
4977414970 | what happens during the roman empire | rome expanded ins boundaries stretced from spain to palestine and from Britain to north Africa built hadrians wall had a golden age | 74 | |
4977414971 | what were the ten commandments | laws given to the jews | 75 | |
4977414972 | what did hadrians wall do | protected rome from barbarians | 76 | |
4977414973 | where were chariot races held | circus maximus | 77 | |
4977414974 | All greeks are _______ religion | polytheistic | 78 | |
4977414975 | aqueducts | carried water from mountains to cities | 79 | |
4977414976 | what was the purpose of bread and circuses | to distract people from noticing the insufficiencies of the government and keep them entertained | 80 | |
4977414977 | where was gladiator fighting held | the coliseum | 81 | |
4977414978 | what leader conquered Egypt Persia and stoped at the battle of Hydaspus River | Alexander the Great | 82 | |
4977414979 | who founded judaism | abraham | 83 | |
4977414980 | what is the Ides of March | the day Julius ceasar was assasinated | 84 | |
4977414981 | what was the pantheon | temple for the gods | 85 | |
4977414982 | Alexander the Great | took over Greece at age 23 after Philip ll was assasinated | 86 | |
4977414983 | where was Judaism founded | middle east | 87 | |
4977414984 | what is a covant | binding agreement | 88 |