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| One of the most famous painters of the Italian Renaissance and is best known for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. |
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| Found by Champollion and was the key to deciphering hieroglyphics and had greek, latin, and hieroglyphic. |
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| built under Emperor Justinian in Constantinople |
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| father of Israelites; his sons became the leaders of the twelve tribes of israel |
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| god made a covenant with him; was given the ten commandments |
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| place in france; very active for trade (textiles); Paris is in it and it's how it became a major city in fashion. |
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| wrote history and separated fact from fiction |
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| his teaching consisted of "do unto others as you would want unto you" ; his teachings were collected in a work called Analects; chinese scholar who taught social harmony and stressed five relationships |
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| roman emperor who built the city of Constantinople; reunites east and west of roman empire; stops persecution of Christian with the Edict of Mulan; defeated army becaues he put the sign of the cross on his shield. |
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| invades and unites the city states of Greece and invades the Persians; was held in captivity |
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| general of athens; "Golden Age" |
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| this man gave citizenship to males with land; made a constitution, trial by jury, allowed more common males in the Council |
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| conquered almost the whole known world; lead greeks to victories; Hellenistic Period; massive cultural diffusion, died at 33. |
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| ruler of the Byzantine Empire when it was at its climax; had the Hagia Sophia built; married to Theodora; expanded empire greatly; came up with a Code of Law that is still used in the west today as a basis of law for society |
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| general of the Carthaginian army in Spain during the Second PUnic war; he took a city in spain and then tried to take the war into italy itself; led elephants up the alps; more than half of his army died before they reached Italy; |
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| laid the foundation for the Roman Empire; rebuilt rome; Pax Romana begins with him; took the title _ meaning sacred majesty; fair taxes and mainted peace |
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| ruler of Mesopotamia; brought entire region under his control, reoganized the taz system and ordered local officials to build and repair irrigation canal; organized strong govt. "to make justice appear in the land" ; he collected laws of city states and created a law code |
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