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65 Cards in this Set
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Who were the people who lived on the Island of Crete?
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Minoans
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Who were the people who lived on the main land?
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Mycenaens
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Which two seas surround Greece?
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Ionian Sea and Aegean Sea
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Another name for a singing poet
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bard
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Poet who was blind and wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
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Homer
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Whose alphabet became the foundation for the Greek alphabet?
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Phoenicians
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What did the Greeks add to the Phoenicians alphabet?
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vowels
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Who was the goddess of wisdom?
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Athena
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Who was the freed slave who wrote fables?
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Aesop
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What are stories that have a lesson or moral?
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fables
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What word means "lover of wisdom?"
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philosopher
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Which philosopher was concerned with "what is the best way to live."
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Socrates
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A student of Socrates who wrote "The Republic."
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Plato
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A student of Plato who also tutored Alexander the Great
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Aristotle
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Independent cities that ruled themselves
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city-states
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Two main city-states discussed in this chapter of the history book
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Athens and Sparta
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Which city-state developed young men to be soldiers?
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Sparta
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Which city-state was a cultural center?
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Athens
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In which city-state was the work done by helots?
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Sparta
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Which city-state was a democracy in which boys were trained to be good citizens?
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Athens
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"upper city" this was the religious center of a Greek city
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Acropolis
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What was the name of the market place in a Greek city?
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agora
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What was the largest gathering place in the city where plays were performed?
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theater
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Where did the men practice sports?
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gymnasium
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Where was the long racing track?
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stadium
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Who was a famous Greek scientist?
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Archimedes
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Where were the first Olympic games held? (what city)
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Olympia
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What word means "people rule?"
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democracy
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What was a large group of foot soldiers who carried long spears?
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phalanx
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What was the most important city in the world?
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Alexandria
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Who conquered most of Greece?
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Philip II
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What did Alexander use to unite the Greek cities?
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League of Corinth
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Who prophesied about Alexander's rise to power and his early death?
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Daniel
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What was the most important language during this time. The New Testament is written in this language.
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Greek
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What was the 200-year period where the Greeks were in charge?
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Hellenistic Age
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Which Greek god was honored by the Olympics?
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Zeus
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What was used to transfer freshwater to Roman cities?
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aquaduct
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What was the outer garment and sign of Roman citizenship?
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toga
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What is a government sponsored count of the people?
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census
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What was located in the center of a wealthy Roman home?
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atrium (it's like a courtyard)
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What was used to provide lasting strength to Roman buildings?
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concrete
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What was the name for the common people of Rome?
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plebians
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Who was the 1st emperor of Rom and ruler over the Holy Land when Christ was born?
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Augustus Caesar
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Roman ruler who crossed the Rubicon
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Julius Caesar
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Oldest and wisest men of Rome
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Senate
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General who rode horses and elephants over the Alps to attack Rome
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Hannibal
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Who prophesied powerful king as strong as iron?
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Daniel
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What was a Roman ruler with equal power who ruled one year?
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consul
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France's name during this time
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Gaul
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the island at the "toe" of the Apennine Peninsula
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Sicily
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The climate found on high mountains
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highland climate
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point on a mountain where it snows all year long
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snowline
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point on a mountain where trees can't grow
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timberline
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Which culture influenced the Romans?
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Greek
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All road lead to ___________
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Rome.
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largest mountain system in Europe
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Alps
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Rome's nickname is the City of ___________ _________
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City of Seven Hills
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Rome's 1st province in Asia
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Pergamum
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One who has absolute rule over a country and makes all of the decisions
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dictator
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Language of the Romans
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Latin
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North African city that Rome eventually destroyed
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Carthage
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3 wars that Rome fought against a city in Northern Africa
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Punic Wars
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200 years of peace at the beginning of the Roman Empire
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Pax Romana
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What did the Romans spread on the ground of cities that they conquered?
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salt
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Be able to give the legend of the founding of Rome
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Romulus and Remus were twins . .
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