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(BK)Global Rev Bk 5

(BK) Global Rev Chapter 5 - terms, concepts and people pg 31

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group of territorties and people brought together under one supreme ruler empire
city-state of ancient Greece, noted for its militarism Sparta
city-state of ancient Greece, noted for its democratic form of government Athens
5th Century BC - art, literature and philosophy flourished - Socrates, Plato, Aristotle - architecture Golden Age of Greece
conflict between Sparta and Athens which weakened both Peloponnesian Wars
leader of Athens 460-429 BC; goals to strengthen democracy, beautify Athens, expand power Pericles
King of Macedonia who conquered parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia Alexander the Great
culture made up of parts of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian styles and customs Hellenistic
Julius Caesar started by conquering much of Spain and France, nephew Augustus carried on Roman Empire
laws espablished written laws to protect plebeians Twelve Tables Of Roman Law
Led period of Pax Romana, a Roman Golden Age Augustus Caesar
Roman emperor who restored order to the empire and divided it into eastern and western parts Diocletian
Latin for "Roman Peace" Pax Romana
Roman emperor who made Christianity one of the empire's legal religions Constantine
modern name for the major religion of India, which developed from Brahmanism Hinduism
social system in which a person belongs to social class from birth caste system
greatest Maurya king who began to rule in 272 BC Asoka
religion that began in India and is based on teachings of Siddhartha Gautama Buddhism
Indian prince and founder of Buddhism Siddhartha Gautama
rebirth of a soul to another body reincarnation
right opinions, desires, speech, actions, job, effort, concentration, and meditation leading to nirvana or the end of suffering Eight Fold Path
the end of suffering in the Buddhist religion nirvana
rose after the fall of the Mauryan Empire, began a Golden Age of Hindu culture Gupta Empire
ancient Chinese belief that a good ruler had the gods' approval/similar to the Divine Right of Kings Mandate of Heaven
had students write his ideas in Analects; founded religion based rules of relationships and parental respect or filial piety Confucius
monotheistic religion based on belief Jesus Christ was the son of God, spread by Apostles and headed by the Pope in western part of the Roman Empire Christianity
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