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Who was Solon? ATHENS REFORMER.638-558 BCE. ARCHAIC PERIOD. Athenian lawgiver that reformed Athenian constitution and created a property class.
Who was Lycurgus? SPARTA BUIILDER.820-730 BCE. ARCHAIC PERIOD. Spartan lawgiver in 8th Century BCE. Reformed Sparta to military society.
Who was Themistocles? NAVY BUILDER.524-459 BCE. CLASSICAL PERIOD. Athenian politician and general. Persuaded Athenians to build powerful navy.
Who was Pericles? ATHENS FINEST MAN.495-429 BCE. CLASSICAL PERIOD. Athenian statesman. Turned Delian league to Empire.
Who was Alcibiades? INFLUENTUIAL JERK.450-404 BCE. CLASSICAL PERIOD. Last of Alcaamedia family.
Who was Lucian? JOHN STEWART.125-180 CE.ROMAN EMPIRE. Famous Roman social commentator from 2nd Century CE.
Who was Socrates? WHY?? 470-399 BCE. CLASSICAL PERIOD Athenian philosopher. Executed in 399 BCE for corrupting youth.
Who was Achilles? HEEL. Myceanean Era. Prince of Pthia. Descendent of Heracles. Demi-god that fought for King Agmemmeon in Trojan War.
Who was Homer? HOSTAGE.8th century BCE. Old blind man that told the stories of the Illiad and the Oddysey.
What is polytheism MANY GODS. Worship of mulitple Gods.
What is greek polytheism? ZUESS AND THE GODS.Believed in multiple anthromorphic gods that were humanistic, but had supernatural powers.
What is roman polytheism? SPIRITS.Believed in Numina's or spirits that were related to everything, also had association with Greek gods.
What is Augury? FIGURE OUT THE GODS.A roman religous practice of figuring out what their gods wanted.
What is Pharmakos? SCAPE-GOAT.Greek "scapegoat" ritual that kicks out a chosen unwanted member of society.
When was the Temple of Artemis destroyed? 356 BCE. CLASSICAL ERA.
When did the rise of Christianity start? And who started the movement? 35 CE. PAUL, a hellenized jew.
Who was Theodosius the Great? Holy Roman emperor that made Catholism that state religon and banned other religons and practices.
What is a helot? FREE SLAVE.A slave of Sparta that was enslaved from war with Messenia.
What is an Ephor? OVERSEER. An overseer of Sparta. Most powerful of element of society. Elected by people.
What is a Gerousia? OLD POWERFUL MEN.A Spartan council of older men. Balanced Kings power. Had voice in assemblies.
What is an Apella? CITIZEN ASSEMBLY. A spartan public assembly where any citizen could participate. Could only vote yes/no.
Who was Piesistrus? Died 528 BCE. ARCHAIC PERIOD Athenian tyrant.
What is agoge? SPARTAN YOUTH. The military training of young spartan boys that leave family until ready to join a mess hall (age 20)
Who are the Kryptia? SECRET POLICE. Part of Agoge. Root out sedition from helots.
Acropolis CITY CENTER.The historical center of a polis, or city-state.
Agora MARKET. The marketplace and common grounds of the polis.
Andron MENS ROOM.The room for men in an Oikos, or Ancient Greek household.
POLIS CITY-STATE. Greek city-state.
GYNAKOIN WOMENS ROOM. The room for women to go to in Oikos.
OIKOS HOUSE. Ancient Greek house-hold.
PATERFAMILIAS GOD-FATHER.Father of Roman family that had absolute power over all family members.
ROME CAPITAL.Capital city of Roman republic and empire.
PIETAS PIETY.Devotion to family, gods, and others.
VIRTUS MANLINESS. Value of Manly moral strength.
GRAVITAS SERIOUS.Value ofSeriousness
MOS MAIORUM ANCESTOR. Way of the Ancestors.
METROPOLIS Largely populated city-state, such as Athens.
OIKIST Unpopular/Desperate citizen from metropolis who goes on Apoika. Founder buried in town.
APOIKIA Ancient Greek colonization
COLONIA ROMAN COLONY. Roman colony meant for new farming land. 300 citizens.
CHARTER Declaration of colony with rules.
Difference between Greek, Roman, and New World Colonies. Greeks colonized for overpopulation. Rome colonized to spread influence. New World colonized to escape European religion.
Constitutional Convention Persia's greatest form goverment. Debate over what type of country, democracy, oligarchy, or monarchy.
Articles of Confederation The U.S. and its states enter an alliance in order to secure their liberties, common defense, and general welfare.
Federalists CENTRAL.Wanted a strong central government. JAMES MADISON. ALEXANDER HAMILTON. JOHN JAY.
Antifederalists Against central government in fear of tyranny. PATRICK HENRY, SAMUEL ADAMS, RICHARD HENRY LEE.
Democracy Government ruled by the common people. ATHENS. OTANES
Oligarchy Government ruled by the elite. SPARTA. MEGABYZOS.
Monarchy Government ruled by one. PERSIA. DARIUS.
James Madison FEDERALIST.
George Washington 1st Official President of U.S. Also president of Convention. War hero of Revolutionary War.
Darius King of Persia. Favor of Monarchy. Tricks his way into winning Monarchy.
Otanes Believed the fair government was one ran by people.
Megabyzus Favor of Olgiarchy. Believed common people not smart enough to rule, and one is not controllable.
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