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| The _____ War was between the Mycenae's and Troy due to the vital straits that connected the Mediterranean and Black Seas |
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| The "Odyssey" tells the story of a Greek hero named ________ and his return home to his wife. |
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| A unique version of the city-state during the Greek Civilization was called a ________ |
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| In a __________, government is ruled by the minority |
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| In a ___________ democracy, government is ruled by the people |
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| The _________ was a massive formation of heavily armed foot soldiers mastured by the Greek civilization |
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| King Darius's son _________, sent a larger force to conquer Greece during the Persian war |
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| The _______ war was between Sparta and Athens |
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| ________ are plays that told stories of human suffering |
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| ________ were humorous plays that mocked people or customs in the Greek civilization |
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| The minoan civilization owed its success mainly to |
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| trading with other civilizations |
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| Homer's great epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey |
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| reveal much about the values of ancient Greeks |
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| The Rocky islands and isolated valleys of Greece contributed to the developement of |
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| Socratesused the Socratic method of questioning to |
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| help others seek truth and self knowledge |
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| According to Plato, rational thought was necessary |
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| to organize an ideal society |
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| thucydides' historical writing set the standard for |
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| avoiding bais when recording the past |
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| What was the main idea of the Stoic Philosophy? |
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| To avoid desires and calmly accept whatever life brought |
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| Which cultures contributed to the New Hellenistic Civilization |
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| Greek, Persian, Indian, and Egyptian |
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| mastered the use of levers and pulleys |
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| developed basic geometry theorems |
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| urged Greeks to build stronger defences after Marathon |
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| wrote the Iliad and Odessey |
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| Ran over 26 miles to tell Athens of the victory at Marathon |
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| created an oath that set ethical standarda for doctors |
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| Paul became a ________ when he died for his beliefs |
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| A savior sent by God is called a ________ |
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| The _______ is the head of the Roman Catholic Church |
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| Priests were under the authority of a _________ |
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| A belief contrary to official Church teaching is known as ____________ |
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| Why did Rome take such harsh actions against Carthage after the death of Hannibal? |
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| They saw Carthage as a continued threat |
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| Julius Ceasar brought civil war to Rome by |
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| defying the senaet and bringing hi army across the Rubicon |
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| Augustus laid the foundation for a stable government by |
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| creating a well trained civil service to enforce the laws |
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| What ended the Persecution of Christians |
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| The Pax Romani came to an end when Rome was plunged into a time of |
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| Political, economic, and social turnmoil |
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| Visigoths and other Germanic peoples crossed into Roman territories to |
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| One factor that did not contribute to the fal of Rome was |
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| Rapic spread of Christianity |
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| not a singular event, but a long process of change |
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| Which of the following placed did constanitine make the center of power for the roman empite |
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| Central Figure of Christianity |
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| Jewish Convert who spread Christianiy from Mesopotamia to Rome |
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| Author of Roman Epic Poem, the Aeneid |
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| Astronomer who theorized that the Earth was the center of the Universe |
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| Leader of the Carthaginian Army |
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| General who brought Gaul under Roman control |
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| First Ruler of the Roman Empire |
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| German Leader who ousted the emporor of Rome |
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| Built new capital in the eastern Roman Empire |
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| Divided the Roman empire into two parts |
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| Basic Unit of the Roman Army |
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| Roman farmer, merchant, artisan, or trader |
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| Foreign soldier who serves for pay |
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| Member of the Roman land holding upper class |
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| Government in which officials are chosen by the people |
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| Bridge like structure that brought water from hill to cities |
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