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| The three major philosophers are....... | Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
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| What did Plato teach at his school, the Academy? | Human Behavior, Government, Astronomy, and Mathematics
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| What did Socrates teach? | Friendship, Knowledge, and Justice
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| What kind of technique did Socrates use? | a questioning technique
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| Who was Alexander the Great's teacher? | Aristotle
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| Who was Aristotle studying under? | Plato
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| Alexander the Great was born in.... | Macedonia
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| What kind of government did Athens have? | Direct Democracy
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| What building was built on top of the Acropolis to honor Athena? | The Parthenon
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| How many kings did Sparta have and where were they located? | 2 Kings
southern most part of the Greek Peninsula
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| What is the Greek word for "mother city"? | metropolis
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| Who was the Greek philosopher? | Socrates
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| What were the major bodies of water? | Mediterranean Sea, Ionian Sea, and the Aegean Sea
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| The 1st Christian emperor was..... | Constantine
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| Rome defeated what city.... | Carthage
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| Why were roads important to Rome? | It made it easier for the army to move quicker.
They connected Rome to distant lands.
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| Rome developed along what river in what year? | Rome developed along the Tiber river in 750 B.C.
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| What kind of government did Rome have in 509 B.C.? | republic government
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| What word means "period of peace in Rome?" | Pax Romana
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| Who wrote the code of laws? Who protested that a code of laws were written for ALL Roman citizens? | Patricians and the Plebians
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| What term means "our sea"? | mare nostrum
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| What are aqueducts? | They are systems that were established to carry water over long distances.
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| What is the Roman assembly of representatives called? | The Senate
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| What are the 2 consuls in charge of? | the government and the military
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| What are the major accomplishments of the Augustan Age? | trade increased
many new buildings were built by engineers and architects
the empire expanded
Pax Romana
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| Who was assassinated by the senators? | Julius Caesar, the dictator at the time.
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| Christians were blamed for what? | natural disasters
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| When did things change for the Christians? | 312 A.D.
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| Why did things change for the Christians? | Constantine promised to become a Christian if he won the battle.
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| When did the Olynpics begin and end? | 776 B.C. to 393 A.D.
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| Who participated in the Olympics? | rich, male Greek citizens
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| Where did the Olympics originate? | Greece
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| Who was banned from the Olympics? | women, foreigners, and slaves
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| Why were the Olympics held? | To honor the gods, especially Zeus
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| What were the major achievements of Greece? | Literature
Philosophy
Architecture
Mythology
Olympics
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| What were the major governments of Greece? | Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Tyrant
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| What were the major governments of Rome? | Monarchy
Republic
Dictatorship
Empire
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| What is the central city in a city-state? | polis
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| Who fought and controlled what territory? | Rome fought and controlled the territory of the Western Meditteranean
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| When was Julius Caesar assassinated? | March 15, 44 B.C.
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| Why did the Olympics end? | Romans took over
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| Where were the Olympics held? | Olympus
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| Why was Julius Caesar assassinated? | his power and ideas about Rome
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| After Augustus/Octavian died what happened? | new religions began to merge and it began in
E. Roman Empire
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