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Minoans linear A alphabet, Crete, construction, rich,
Mycenaean linear B alphabet, fought Trojan Wars,
Polis city states of Greece
Sparta warlike, simple ppl, agriculture based, great military
Helots farmers around Sparta who were like slaves of the states and had to farm for Spartans
Athens democratic, trade based, poor ppl=slaves, voting, class conflict, artsy, "education of Greece"
Solon mediator between classes, aristocrat, cancelled all dept+ended dept slavery, made everyone be able to help in gvmt (rich nd poor)
Perciles most popular Athens leader, building projects`
Persian Wars greeks vs. cyrus&darius (Persia), greek ionian colony rebels, greeks come to help, persia attacks greece (defeated at Marathon), greece eventually won
Battle of Marathon Darius attacked city of Marathon, Persians lost
Delian League alliance made by greek polies to fight off attackers, athens leader, other polies paid athens but athens used it to build things instead of military
Peloponnesian war polies divided into 2 groups: Athens & Sparta, war between 2 sides, Sparta won but internal conflict cntd
Socrates athenian philosopher, focused on human behaivior, honor is most impt, killed for corrupting youth, didnt know how to write
Plato deciple of socrates, world of Forms & Ideas, thought there was more than one world, thought philosphers should be rulers of lands, wrote down socrates ideas
Aristotle deciple of Plato, taught AtheGreat, disagree w/ Forms&Ideas, explored concept of reality, wrote books on many topics
Roman republic aristocratic, aristocrats in charge, tention between classes, if civil or military crisis dictator ruled for 6 months, plebians slowly gained power and representatives in gvmt
patricians wealthy classes, could vote and be elected
consuls 2 ppl, ran republic (had executive responsibilities), were advised by senate
plebians common ppl, had much tension with patricians but slowly gained power by threatening to succeed
tribunes representatives of plebians (at first there were 2, then eventually became 10)
expansion rome conqured all of italy and moved out. allowed conquered ppls to become citizens, treated them well
carthage city state, wealthy, top powere in meditiranean, conquered by rome
punic wars carthage vs rome, economic fights over sicily, rivaled for supremecy, rome put carthage under seige and won
latifundia large plantations owned by wealthy, had many slaves
tiberius and gaius grachus leaders of civil war, equal land distribution, were both assassinated
julius ceaser liberal, social reform, hosted public spectacles (gladiators, etc) and conquered Gaul to get love of ppl, nephew of general, claimed himself dictator for life, extended citizenship, was assassinated
Augustus Ceaser nephew of julius, took over after him, centralized politics & military, monarchy disguised as a republic, greatest rivals were Mark Antony & Cleopatra
Pax Romana "roman peace", reign of Augustus, trade & communication
Roman Roads large enough for 2 way traffic, connected empire,
Roman Law elaborate, Twelve Tables (basic law code for citizens), innocent till proven guilty, judges
Judaism persecuted by Romans because they wouldn't recognize emperors as gods, Jewish War but Romans won
Christianity strong moral code, devoted to God, new testament, earliest followers all Jews, some believed Jesus was son of god & some didn't, diverse religion
Paul of Tarsus preacher, spread faith, used Roman Roads+MSea, put faith before family and you
collapse of Han Dynasty internal problems, fighting between elites, peasants rebelled, large land owners raised armies, generals ruled & emperor was puppet, when dynasty ended many nomadics moved in, China divided into 3 empires
Chang'an capital during Han Dynasty, reduced to dump after dynasty ended
Sinicization nomadic ppl moved in, adopted chinese culture, became chinese
barracks emperors generals who would rule Rome for a short while, then get killed by rivals
Diocletian emperor, divided rome into West and East Rome, coemperors ruled each half along with tetrarchs, stabilized economy
tetrarchs 4 officials who helped rule each half of Rome
Constantine son of Diocletian's coruler, claimed thrown after D died, defeated all enemies, strategic, united empire, built constantinople
Constantinople built by emperor Constantine, capital of Rome, in strategic spot of modernday Istanbul
Germanic Tribes migrating ppls, from northern Europe, got kicked out of their area by the Huns, moved into Rome and took over Western half
Huns ancestors of Xiongnu, from central asia, attacked germanics ppl and sent them running to Rome
Edict of Milan made by Constantine, stated that Christians could practice openly without persecution
Council of Nicaea council of bishops+patriarchs, argued about Christian ideas like if Jesus was son of God
Philip of Macedon took over greece, was assasinated, wanted to invade persia
Alexander the Great took over after dad, attacked Persia, was taught by Aristotle, took over Persia and everything from Greece till India, spread "helonism" (Greek Culture), died mysteriously
Phalanx arrangement of army, flexible, could make any shape
asia minor AtheG easily took over as liberator & persian king after Persia fell
Egypt AtheG easily took over and was welcomed as Pharoh
Gaugamela battle, Darius thought he could beat him easily, Alexander won with far less men, attacked center of army w/ Darius and Darius fled and his men followed
Hellenistic Era ate of Alexander & 3 empire successors
Antigonid Empire 1/3 of Alexander successors, Greece + Macedon
Ptolemaic Empire 1/3 of Alexander successors, Egypt
Seleucid Empire 1/3 of Alexander successors, former Persian empire
Spartacus lead slaves against Rome in 3rd Slave War
Stoicism philosophy, ppl have duties and shuld perform them
Monsoon System knowledge of these winds helped increase trade, north is dry and south is wet
silk roads network of roads connecting China to Europe, silk was prized
Silk Production from silkworms, china managed to keep secret for awhile
Spread of Buddhism & Hinduism merchants carried it with them
spread of christianity spread via Roman Roads and missionaries, message of salvation popular
nestorians christians that emphasized human Jesus, not divine Jesus, mostly in Asia
Mani and Manichaeism Mani the prophet, blended Christianity+Buddhism+Zoroastrianism, struggle between good&evil, ethical standards
Epidemic Disease brought down populations everywhere, Han & Roman empire, decrease in trade
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