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Final Review Game 2015

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epic of gilgameshA Babylonian epic about a bad king who become a good king
hunting and gathering societiesthe first type of human socieites
judaismmonotheistic religion from the Middle East. Started with Abraham and only for the "choosen people"
DaoismChinese philosophy that tell you to go with the flow or follow the dao
Polytheismmeans to worship more than one god
madate of heavenChinese idea that teh Zhou dynasty developed. Meaning having the approval from heaven to rule...you can also lose it too.
ConfucianismChinese philosophy-accept your role and harmony will come from it. Filial piety or respect is key to this thought system.
HinduismIndian religion-very diverse-many ways to achieve moksha and they believe in reincarnation
BuddhismReligion out of India-goal to achieve nirvana and believe one had to give up desire in order to achieve this -via the 8 Fold Path
SpartaGreek city-state that was very militant
Dark AgesTime period in Greece following the Trojan Wars were a lack of scholarship and learning happened throughout Greece-until 750 BCE
AthensGreek city-state that become democratic and was known for its art and philosophy
Persian Wars490-479 BCE Persia vs Greece. Over Greek support for Greek revolts against Persian War-Greece won!
Peloponnesian War431-404 BCE -Athens vs. Sparta-caused over the spending of the Delian league monies. Sparta won but this war caused the overall decline of Greece from power.
battle of Thermopylae480 BCE -Greeks held off the Persian advance in a small valley- but the Persians found a secret passage way and killed the 300 Spartan soldiers who stayed behind. This event pulled the Greek war effort together -although they lost this battle the Greeks won the war
battle of Marathon490 BCe Athens vs. Persia-the Persians took ships to try and attack the city of Athens thus cutting their military force and allowing the Athenians to take advanatage of this and win. They sent a runner back to Athens to deliver the news from the battlefield and he died after telling teh message-hence why we run marathons today!!! Greek victory
kingJulius Caear seemed to be this when he claimed to be the dictator for life of the Roman Republic. He had to die because you cannot have a king for life at the same time as a republic!
Trojan WarTroy vs the Mycenaeans over a beautiful woman (Helen-oh that apple of discord!) Greeks won and Troy was sacked! Greece then went into the dark ages afterwards.
Punic wars264-146 BCE -Rome vs. Carthage over dominance of the Western Mediterranean Sea. Rome won-
Triumvirate3 generals ruling together-always breaks down into a fight for ultimate power-Julius Caesar and Octavian win them
Roman Republic509 BCE this was the form of government of Rome after their last harsh king-Tarquin the Proud
battle of Chareonea338 BCE-King Philip II of Macedonia takes control of Greece
Alexander the Greatking of Macedonia who takes control of Egypt, Persia, and parts of India-largest land based empire to date!
Julius Caesara great Roman general who was part of the first triumvirate and became dictator for life of Rome...yeah didn't work out so well because he was murdered for attempting to be a king of a REPUBLIC!!! oops 44 BCE
Octavianheir of Julius Caesar- part of the 2nd triumvirate-fought Mark Antony and Cleopatra in the battle of Actium (31BCE) for control of Rome and won. Became the first emperor of Rome-called Augustus and Rome was no longer a Republic
DiocletianRoman Emperor (284) who split up the empire into 2 parts to make it easier to rule
poliscity-state (greece)
12 TablesRoman law code- the plebeians got it passed and this helped them get more rights!
Gracchusbrothers who tried to socially and politically reform Reform and fix the inequality game...they were basiclaly killed by the Senate for their popularity with the common people...yikes!
476this is when the Roman Empire offically fell-the last emperor, Romulus Augustulus (a boy), abdicated the throne to Germanic invaders
Latifundiasgiant estates created by the patricians which the smaller farmers couldn't compete with so they went out of business. Drove many plebeians into poverty and homelessness...so sad!
patriciansthe wealthy of Rome-in control of the Senate and much of the wealth of the empire
plebeiansthe regular classes of Rome-usually farmers
generalsthese are commanders of the military who rose to power to dominate Rome following the civil wars
ConstantineRoman Emperor-reunited Rome and Diocletian, made Christianity legal with the Edict of Milan in 313, and built the eastern capital of Constantinople
Hunsnomadic invaders from the East who pushed into Germanic groups upsetting the delicate balance between them and Rome -led to invasions into the empire and the eventual fall of Rome itself-thanks Huney...lol
Spartacusled one of the largest slave revolts of all history in the Roman empire in 73-70 BCE -showed teh problems of ow the Romans treated their slaves. Unsuccessful though!
KaabaHoly site in Islam-believed to be the site where Abraham created their first house of worship to God...polluted then over time and then restored by the Prophet Muhammad in 630 after he took Mecca
Byzantine EmpireEastern part of the Roman Empire became this when Rome fell
Muhammadthe prophet of Islam who gave revelations to people regards correct behavior in addition to the Judo-Christian revelations
JustinianGreat emperor of the Byzantine empire who retook much of the Mediterranean Sea area, married a woman of many talents-Theodora, built the Hagia Sophia, and even survived the plague and defeated the Nika revolt-kinda awesome
Protestantthis is a religious revolution against the western church led by Martin Luther in 1517. Those who agreed with him left the western church and were thus known protesting princes...it helped that they didn't have to listen to the Pope or pay taxes/ lands to the church!
Quranholy book of Islam
caliphssuccessors politically to the prophet Muhammad
FranksGermanic group who rose to power in Western Europe followign the fall of the Roman Empire
Bubonic Plaguehorrible disease that killed up to 1/3 of Europe...Justinian contracted and survived it!
Martin Lutherin 1517 posted his 95 Thesis and started the Protestant Reformation or split from the Western Church
behaviorthe prophet, Muhammad, took Judo-Christian traitions one step further with his revelations on correct behavior with Islam
Meccaholy city where the Kaaba is located, taked in 630 by the prophet Muhammad
Crusadesholy wars launched by Pope Urban II to retake the Holy Lands from Muslims (Seljuk Turks) because they halted religious pilgrims from going to Israel. From 1096-1291 -Mulitple ones and the Muslims won eventually
Sunniany good Muslim could be the leader of the people
Shiitethose related to the prophet Muhammad should be the political leaders
Clovisleader of the Franks who converted to Christianity in 496-this faciliated the spread of Christianity among Germanic peoples of Europe! Big deal
Umayyadsfirst Islamic dynasty 661-750 after the Sunni-Shiite split.
Renaissancecultural reawaking of Europe 1500s
Abbasids750-1258 Islamic dynasty-started losing lands
CharlemangeFranks king-empire started to become the Holy Roman Empire (Roman during his time) and he forced the conversion of many people to Christianity
5 Pillarsthe basic beliefs of Islam


History Teacher
Plainfield High School
IN

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