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History Final #1

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Pericles Man who dominated Athenian politics in the fifth centruy BCE
Aristotle Greek philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great
Corinthian Greek architectural style
Myceneans Predecessors to the ancient Greeks on the Greek mainland
Minoans Earliest powerful nation in the Mediterranean
Greek politics after 800 BCE Localized, aristocrats and tyrannies were important, sketched a dynamic version of democracy, city-states
Euclid Wrote the Elements which is the basis of modern geomerty
Homer Blind poet who wrote epics to show Greek values of courage and honor like The Odyssey and The Illiad
Thucydides Historian who wrote of the Peloponesian Wars and focused on the actions of man and human events
Aeschylus Early playwright who wrote tragedies like The Oresteia
Archimedes Engineer who created the lever, pulley, and water screw
Herodotus Father of History, Wrote about the Persian War. Included the gods in his histories
Philip ll Conquered the Greek city-states
510 BCE The Roman aristocracy rebelled against Etruscan kings and expelled them
Imperial Administration's attitude towards local governments in the Roman Empire Local governments were granted considerable autonomy, and in some cases whole kingdoms were preserved
Augustus' attitude to the republican institutions Retained many of the institutions and offices of the republic, including the Senate, but took actual power in his own hands
Flaw of the Roman Empire Emperors never established a clear line of succession, leaving decisions to the army
Trajan Extended the Roman empire to its greatest size
Innovations of the Roman Empire ensuring enough food went around by regulating amounts, established tax revenues, built aqueducts
Gracchus Brothers Attempted to close the gap between the rich and poor
Tribunes Group elected to protect the interests of the commoners
Paul Disciple who spread Christianity throughout Roman Empire
Neolithic Era Time when rise of farming/sedentary agriculture took place - 8000 to 3500 BCE
Agricultural Revolution Benefits Spread of cultivated fields, domestication of animals and development of towns
Sumerians First civilization to emerge in the Middle East
Cuneiform Sumerian writing
Akkadians First ones to achieve a political unity of all Mespoptamia
Hammurabi Codified all of the laws of Mesopotamia - punishments were often harsh
Irrigation systems Facilitated the development of the first civilizations
Hittites Had iron weapons and chariots making it easy for them to overthrow their enimeis
Similarity between Mesopotamia and Egypt Both were strongly stratified with distinctive classes of nobles, priests, peasants, and slaves
Egyptian Pharaoh Regarded as a god with power to assure prosperity and control the Nile
Difference in Mesopotamian and Egyptian Lack of an epic literary tradition in Egypt
Harappan Civilization Cities Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
Harappan Culture Intensely conservative and resistant to change
Harappan Religion Focused on fertility
Sanskirt A language
Aryans relationships with people they conquered Conquered people, called the Dasas, were enslaved and the Aryans prohibited all social relationships with them
Aryan Religion Polytheistic, featuring primarily male deities related to war, fire, and rain
Varnas Indian name for categories in the social order
Similarity between ancient Egyptian, Shang, and Sumerian River valley location
Rice First crop domesticated in China
First emergence of agriculture in China On the Ordus Bulge in the Yangze River Valley
Zhou conquered the Shang... By instilling the idea of the Mandate of Heaven
What did Agricultural surpluses result in? population growth and social stratification
Chinese dynasties order Xia, Shang, Zhou
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