Mid Term Flashcards

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Records that explain the primary sources

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Secondary sources

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Records produced during the time period being studied

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Primary source

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Objects made by people

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Artifacts

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Simply the handing down of information by mouth from one generation to the next

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Tradition

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accurate records of the past such as private letters, inventory lists, inscriptions, diaries, and journals

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Written records

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human existence lived in cities or under their influence

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Civilization

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an individuals’ commitment to concentrate on a given endeavor necessary for human existence

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Specialization

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system of rules, regulations, and account ability that governs all who take part in the functions of a city

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Organization

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The land between the rivers

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Mesopotamia

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The earliest known form of writing

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Cuneiform

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Belief in many gods

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Polytheism

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pyramid-like structures that had terraces at dif- ferent levels along their exterior

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Ziggurats

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Rule of 1 people over another

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Empire

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6th king of the Amorites,United all of Mesopotamia under his rule

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Hammurabi

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epic Babylonian poem that describes the adventures of Gilgamesh and includes an account of a universal flood

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Epic of Gilgamesh

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Studies of celestial bodies

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Astronomy

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the practice of trying to interpret human events and destiny by the position of the planets and stars

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Astrology

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Kings who thought themselves gods to the people of Egypt

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Pharaohs

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Pictures used as writing for people

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Hieroglyphics

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crescent-shaped fertile region encompass- ing Mesopotamia and the land of Canaan

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Fertile Crescent

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pagan god of the Canaanites

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Baal

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The belief in one God

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Monotheism

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A civilization that was named after Minos

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Minoan

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A civilization in Greece established by raiders

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Mycenaean

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A famous poet who created the Iliad and the Odyssey
Homer
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The king of the gods
Zeus
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The goddess of wisdom
Athena
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having human forms or attributes
Anthropomorphic
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“city-state”; basic political unit of Greece
Polis
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Nation ruled by a king
Monarchy
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A nation that is ruled by a ruthless person
Tyranny
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Nation ruled by the people
Democracy
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chief magistrate of the Athenian council of nobles
Archon
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Established the rule of the people in Athens
Pericles
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Someone who writes and thinks about how the universe works
Philosophers
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A contemporary of Pericles, lived in Athens during its Golden Age.
Socrates
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Famous Socrates of their time
Plato and Aristotle
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A civilization with no government,and theirs riots in the streets an extreme free for all
Anarchy
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To aid man in thinking Aristotle developed this
Syllogism
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philosopher and mathematician of the sixth century BC, had concluded that the universe could be explained in mathematical terms.
Pythagoras
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the famed physician of the Golden Age, is known as the Father of Medicine.
Hippocrates
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A writer of tragedy, and Aristophanes
Sophocles
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A famous temple to the gods
Parthenon
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learned much about Greek myths, architecture, sculpture, and language. It is possible that they were the first to introduced Greek culture to the Romans.
Estruscans
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Twin brothers who in myth built Rome
Romulus and Remus
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the father in the Roman family; exercised sole authority in the family
Pater
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A number of families from a common ancestor
Clan
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A number of clans united by common beliefs and living in a particular region
Tribe
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the aristocratic class in Rome made up of wealthy landowners and noble families
Patricians
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A poorer class than the patricians but had power to veto
Plebeians
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What was the Kings authority called?
imperium
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A small bundle of rods enclosing an axe which symbolized the Kings power
Fasces
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Elected officials to say what the people want
Republic
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2 people who held a 1 year term of holding power in Rome
Consul
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Council of Plebeians met and passed resolutions called this
Plebiscites
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This means I forbid it
Veto
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A famous Roman Emperor who was assassinated by his close friends
Julius Caesar
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An alliance formed by Crassus and Julius Caesar
Triumvirate
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The 15th of March the day Julius Caesar was assassinated
Ides of March
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An ancient title given to the commander of a victorious army
Imperator