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| founder and first king of Rome |
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| agreements or partnerships |
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| rules by which a community is governed |
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| 1st to classify plants/ animals |
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| Greeks through whom the gods spoke |
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| city and the surrounding area |
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| Mediterranean island home of the Minoans |
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| cemetery with acres of tombs |
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| geographic and political center of Greek life |
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| wooden "gift" with Mycenaean soldiers inside |
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| poet who told of Greek and Trojan heroes |
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| 5 books of Jewish laws and history |
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| open square or marketplace |
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| govt. that favors the equality of all people |
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| Hebrew leader who received the 10 Commandments |
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| legendary monster on Crete |
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| Hebrew leader whose descendants were promised the land of Canaan |
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| strong formation of Greek soldiers |
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| Athenian philosopher interested in thinking process |
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| Romans who predicted the future |
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| fortified hill at center of Greek city-state |
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| sea between Greece and Asia Minor |
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| land between Egypt and Mesopotamia in ancient times |
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| group of Phoenicians that were traders and shipbuilders |
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| most valuable Phoenician trade item |
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| Hebrew escape from enslavement in Egypt; led by Moses |
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| Hebrews religious ideas were unusual because they were... |
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| warrior-farmer who united the 12 Hebrew tribes |
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| Minoans didn't need walled cities; for protection they depended on... |
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| central room of a fortress-palace |
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| Homers poem about the war between Mycenaeans and Trojans |
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| invasion by the Dorians was one cause of the ... |
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| Greek cities tended to develop around the ... |
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| only free adult men born in Greece were considered... |
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| ran the Spartan government and military |
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| along with Cleisthenes, this reformer made changes that allowed more Athenians to participate in government |
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| "First Citizen" of Athens |
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| Olympic Games honored .... |
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| Olympic event that tested skill in 5 different things |
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| early Greek comedies made fun of... |
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| Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides |
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| believed illness came from natural causes not evil spirits |
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| studied the world through logic and observation |
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| Alexander's Empire stretched as far east as this river |
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| taught Alexander about Greek culture science, etc... |
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| Alexander's empire was divided up among his ... |
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| Etruscans were originally from ... |
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| first settlement at Rome was built on the ... |
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| poem that tells of the journey of a Trojan prince from Troy to Italy |
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| Tarquinius dynasty built a hippodrome called the ... |
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| greatest Phoenician contribution |
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| warned the Hebrews to behave or be punished |
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| the kidnapping of Helen was one cause of the ... |
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| defensive league led by Athens |
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| war between Athens and Sparta |
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| Greeks who made prophecies |
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| dramatic talk where an actor speaks to the audience |
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| number of cities Alexander named after himself |
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| battle where AThens and Thebes stood up to Philip but lost |
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| Greek hero known for his cleverness and wits |
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| 2...... led the Roman Republic; each had veto power |
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| 300 men chosen for life in the govt of the Roman Republic |
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| enforced the 12 Tables in Rome |
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| had the power to declare war or peace in the Roman Republic |
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| protected plebeian rights in the Roman Republic |
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smaller, faster
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| Roman legion was better than the Greek phalanx because... |
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| Hannibal led a surprise attack on Rome starting the ... |
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| War that lasted 23 years; Carthage lost and left Sicily |
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| After 50 years of peace, Rome attacked Carthage starting the ... |
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| in Rome, a group of 3 with equal power |
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| movable bridge attached to a ship |
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| assassinated on the "Ides of March" |
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| sell their votes to politicians |
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| only way for Roman farmers to survive in the city |
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