mr. syph 7-2 final stack
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show | Age of Pyramids when early pharaohs set up central govt
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The Middle Kingdom 2000-1800 BC | show 🗑
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The New Kingdom 1600-1100 BC | show 🗑
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show | Ruled in the old kingdom (2551-2528); built great pyramid of Giza, made himself a god
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How long did it take to build the great Pyramid of Giza | show 🗑
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Ramses II | show 🗑
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Senusret | show 🗑
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Hatshepsut | show 🗑
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Valley of the Kings | show 🗑
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show | pharaohs were most important , gov't officials 2nd, priests 3rd, scribes 4th , artisans 5th and peasants were lowest
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writing | show 🗑
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Dynasty | show 🗑
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show | 3 main parts: mainland, peninsula, and the islands; surrounded by seas on 3 sides, many islands, not much flat land, no large rivers
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Greek Colonies | show 🗑
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democracy | show 🗑
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Council of 500 | show 🗑
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Athens vs. Sparta | show 🗑
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show | Ionians revolted - greece helps fight war with Persia
Darius wants to conquer Greece - sent messengers that were thrown in wells. Darius sent soldiers to battle - greece helped then left. Ionia burned
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show | 490 BCE - 15,000 foot soldiers and cavalry were sent across teh Aegean Sea by Darius - assembled on the plain of Marathon. Miltiades convinced the Athenians they had to fight Persians. Athenians, outnumbered, but won. Attacked Persians on 3 sides
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Battle of Thermopylae | show 🗑
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Battle of Salamis | show 🗑
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show | Brides were wrecked, Xerxes left Persians in Greece to train to fight Athenians; fought with Spartans; Cavelry was useless ; Persians lost; Greeks united. Last battle
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Pericles | show 🗑
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Philosophy | show 🗑
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Peloponnesian War | show 🗑
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show | Spreads Greek ideas. 20 years old - tutored by Aristotle in public speaking, science and philosophy. Burned towns who resisted power. GOAL - to bring different people of different cultures together under one government. Called himself a god
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Geography | show 🗑
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show | mythical founders of Rome - twin brothers saved by wolf. Fought over who would rule Romulus won and killed brother. Founder of Rome
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Patrician | show 🗑
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show | mostly peasants, laborers, craftspeople and shop keepers 95% of Roman population. Couldn't be priests or gov't officials. forced to serve in the army
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show | Carthaginian general attacked in second Punic War (218 BC) surprised Romans by marching into Rome with elephants. Returned to carthage - Carthage burned to ground
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show | wars fought with Carthage (city-state in North Africa)
Fought for control of Mediteranian area (264-146 BC)
First war at sea Rome won - Rome took Sicily. Second War marched to Italy, Rome won and got Spain and $$$. Carthage burned 50 years.
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show | Roman Peace - Mediterranean World at Peace for 200 years under Romes power. Augustus's reign a rebellion in East stopped. Britain to Red Sea.
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Roman Buildings | show 🗑
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Jesus | show 🗑
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Fall of Rome | show 🗑
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show | Supreme priest, senator, first triumvirate, council, Governor of Gaul, Dictator and General. Death ends the republic.
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Accomplishments of Caesar | show 🗑
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Augustus | show 🗑
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show | Last emperor of the West - 10/11 years old 476 CE. Western Empire fell
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show | Best known for Hadrian's wall - marking the Northern limit of Roman Britain.
Rebuilt Pantheon - was gay - considered 3rd of 5 "good" emperors
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Titus | show 🗑
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show | Founder of the Flavian - military commander conquered Britain and stopped rebellion in Judia. Began building colosseum. Known for financial reforms (after Nero) 1st "good" emperor
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show | 6th emperor of Rome - wanted to be an artist not ruler . Did not start fire that burned 1/3 of Rome. Did not play the fiddle while Rome burned. His army revolts and he commits suicide
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Agrippina the Younger | show 🗑
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Claudius | show 🗑
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Caligula | show 🗑
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Constantine | show 🗑
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Fertile Crescent | show 🗑
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show | Tigris and Euphrates river surrounded Mesopotamia.
Rivers brought waters to plains during floods - dry for most of the year since water supply wasn't controlled well.
In Southern Valley
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show | geographical area between Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Northern part hilly and rainy
Souther part flat and very hot
means land between 2 rivers
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City States | show 🗑
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show | people who write - wrote down laws.
Sumerians were first to come up with written law system
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Religion | show 🗑
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show | religious temples and towers that kings built and maintained.
Made of mud bricks; shrines on highest tiers - temple for worship
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show | Sumerians invente the wheel
Sumerians built arches by using keystones to add strength and stability
Invented plow, chariot and irragation systems
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show | writing that uses wedge shaped characters based off pictographs
first used to record goods exchanged
created by Sumerians -
started with 2000 characters and reduced to 700
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Akkadian Accomplishments | show 🗑
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Hammurabi | show 🗑
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show | army soldiers camped outside city and repeatedly attacked until city fell. First to use battering rams
built movable towers that rolled up to city walls
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show | built palaces in honor of gods;
built first aqueducts
bas-reliefs 2D realistic sculpture
lasted 300 years
controlled from Egypt ot Persian Gulf
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show | lush gardens
watering systems
skilled in astronomy and math
created first sundial - 60 min/hour and 7 days/week
modern calendar
hanging gardens and ishtar gate
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show | lots of desert; little vegetation (scrubs), rich soil in Nile valley; hot and dry; surrounded by desert. Nile flows North and brings silt
Desert was protection
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show | form of government which leaders are elected to represent people
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show | official of Rome elected by Plebians to represent them
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Civic Duty | show 🗑
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constitution | show 🗑
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show | to refuse to approve proposals of government
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Senate | show 🗑
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show | one of a chief leader in Rome
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