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Chapter 3 AP WH

study cards for chapter 3 in AP world history

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Academy The school founded by Plato; Aristotle is its most famous student.
Ahimsa Hindu, Buddhist, and Jane doctrine of not harming living creatures.
Ananlects The body of writing containing conversations between Confucius and his disciples that preserves his worldly wisdom and pragmatic philosophies
Babylonian Captivity The transportation of many Jews to exile in Babylon; occured in the sixth century b.c.e.
Delian League An empire of satellite Greek states under Athens in the fifth century b.c.e.
Dharma Hindu and Buddhist term for moral conduct.
Helots State-owned slaves of the Spartans.
Hinayana Buddhism A form of Buddhism; it deemphasized the monastic life and abstruse philosophy in favor of prayer to the Buddha and saintly and helpful bodhisattvas to attain nirvana.
Marathon The battle in 490 b.c.e. in which the Athenians defeated the Persians.
Messenian Wars Conflicts between the neighbors Sparta and Messenia that resulted in Sparta's conquest of Messenia around 600 b.c.e.
Metics Resident foreigners in ancient Athens; not permitted full rights of citizenship, but did recieve the protection of the laws.
Monotheism A religion having only one god.
Nirvana Buddhist concept; the final liberation from suffering and reincarnation.
Ostracism In ancient Athens, the expulsion of a citizen for 10 years.
Parthenon The classic Greek temple to Athena on the Acropolis in Athens' center.
Peloponnesian War The great war between Athens and Sparta and their respective allies in ancient Greece; fought between 431 and 404 b.c.e. and eventually won by Sparta.
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