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Western Civilization

Western Culture

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The History of Western Civilizations extends back to approximately, to the Neolithic Revolution 8000 B.C.E
Before 11,000 B.C.E., virtually all human societies were Nomadic, moving incessantly in search of limited food
Since human beings in the Paleolithic Period had no domestic animals... People had no significant wealth beyond the possessions they could carry
Culture Ideas, Customs, Beliefs, values, religion, ethnicity, race, clothing art
Civilization form of human culture in which people have urban centers and have specialized written reports
Primary source document inside view produced during the time
Secondary source documents provides interpretation of primary sources and are one step removed
Homosapiens modern human species
Ubaid early group of people settled in Mesopotamia(fertile cresent)
Epic Of Gilgamesh norms, beliefs, values, traditions
Hammurabi Leader of Babylon, developed code of law called Hammurbai Code
Sargon the great Leader of Sumeria
Dynastic Cycle one leader looses power another arisis
Stone Age 11,000 B.C.E
Neolthic Revolution 8,000 B.C.E
Mesopotamia 6,000 B.C.E
Sumeria 2,000 B.C.E
Babylon 1700 B.C.E
Egypt 10,000-1,000 B.C.E
Religion Set of beliefs, focused on the after life
Monotheism Belief in one god
Polytheism Belief in many gods
Zoroastrianism Heaven and Hell idea. Founded by Zorast
Laws set of standards codified practices to resulate behavior
Deism belief in one god human form
Animism belief in many forms nature, rivers, objects, animals
Philosophy to acquire wisdom, or the love of wisdom
Athens Region along the Mediterranean sea, center of western world
Classical Era 500 B.C.E-500 C.E
Sparta very strict, rules, militaristic, no creativity, slave society
Art and Architecture The Parthenon Arcopolis
Socrates "The unexaminded life is not worth living" Philospher of the market place. Charged with corrupting the youth.
Plato "The republic"
Epicureanism how the achieve the good life by pleasing all your senses. " The highest good is pleasure"
Stoicism all contradictions are resolved for ultimate good
Aristotle "Nicomaghean Ethics"
The Middle Ages 500 C.E. 1300 C.E.
Dark Ages Coined by Petarach
Medieval Era economic system/feudal system, self sufficent manors, lords owned the manors
Created by: bm10791
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