Unit 2 Flashcards

(51 cards)

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ultimate authority is

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reason

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reality is in

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the realm of ideas and forms, material world is dim reflection of ideal

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3
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humans are

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rational animals, eternal souls linked with dying bodies

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4
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morality is determined through

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rational reflection on virtue

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5
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purpose is to

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live well by subjecting our merely animal passions to reason, correct times to do things

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Greek cultural background

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developed isolated independent city-states
outdoor Mediterranean culture
fishing and trade central
large groups to debate and discuss

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what did the iliad and the odyssey tell the story of

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the Trojan war 800 BC

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constitutive stories

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worldview through narrative
vision of arête - virtue
unified disparate poleis

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9
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expansion of Persian empire…

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solidifies greek identity

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499 -

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Greek poleis on asia minor revolt against Persia with help from Athens but are defeated

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11
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492 Persian emissaries demand

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tribute from Greeks

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12
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how do greeks respond to emissaries

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some acquiesce, Sparta and Athens kill messenger

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1st Persian war

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Athens wins battle of marathon 490

pheidippides runs to alert Athens - nike

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second invasion

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xerxes
300 Spartans sacrifice their lives at Thermopylae
Athens is burned
thermistocles leads the greek army to victory at salamis
Persian army expelled at plataea

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15
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golden age of athens

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pericles
Delian league provided money for rebuilding Athens and other things
creativity in architecture, drama and art

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16
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Peloponnesian war

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Sparta invades attica
plague killed 1/3 of Athens
Athens attack on sicily failed

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17
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Macedonian empire

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Philip controls central Greece

died and replaced by alexander who conquered much of the known world before turning back at the indus river then dying

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18
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pre-Socratic natural philosophers

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attempted to find unifying principle behind nature

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19
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thales

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all is from water

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20
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pythagoras

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all is from math

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21
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heracliuts

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fire is primordial, change is first principle

22
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democritus

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world is made up of atoms

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sophists

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rhetoric oratory and money

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socrates

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truth through dialogue

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plato
truth lies in forms, ideas, archaetypes allegory of cave hierarchy of being
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aristotle
empirical truth in particulars four causes four virtues
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4 causes
material - what it is made out of formal - form into which it was made efficient - what causes it to change, what makes it final - purpose
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4 virtues
courage temperance justice prudence
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legacy of greeks
world is orderly and rational humans have innate significance and dignity foundational presupposition for modern science shaped Christian apologetics
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absolute reality is ___ to the gods
superior moral order disenchanted world
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about human significance
foundational for democracy and human rights pushed into secular humanism resonates with Christians
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human significance can e pushed to
secular humanis man is measure of all things protagoras
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foundations of rome
mythology and class system
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who founded rome
romulus
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classes
``` patricians - Etruscan upper class plebeians - latin farmers, shepherds, greeks ```
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roman values
family, gravitas, piety, practical knowledge,
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greek values
individual, arête, glory, search for truth
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royal period
kings elected by ___, senate advised
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repbulic
3 punic wars fought against carthage civil war sparked by Gracchi brothers first and second triumvirate
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first triumvirate
rise of Julius caesar
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second triumvirate
ascension of octavian
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pax romana
empire augustus ruled through military financial means later emperors mixed
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good emperors
Claudius, titus, Domitian
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bad emperoros
Caligula, nero
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how many emperors hold empire together
5
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fall of emprie
Adrianople | rome repeatedly sacked
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adrianople
emperor valens killed
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who took rome
Odoacer in 476
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byzantine empire
continued grandeur Justinian the greates tried to reconquer rome codified roman law and legal decisions
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about code of justinian
greek and latin scholars compose simplified 400 years of documents corpus juris civilis
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later byzantine
call for aid lead to crusades | fell to ottoman turks