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