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29 Cards in this Set

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Acropolis
the fortified, or strengthened, hill of an ancient Greek city
Agora
public market and meeting place in an ancient Greek city
Ahimsa
the Hindu idea of nonviolence
Ally
a country or group that is united with another for a common purpose
Alphabet
a set of symbols that represent the sounds of a language
Apprentice
unpaid person training in a craft or trade
Archeologist
a scientist who examines objects such as bones and tools to learn about past peoples and cultrues
Artisan
a skilled worker who practices a trade such as jewely making, ceramics, or sculpture; in Aztec society, were the third most important class under the royal or religious leaders and warriors
Assassinate
to commit murder for political reasons
Avatar
a representation of a Hindu god or goddess in human or animal form
Barbarian
a wild and uncivilized person
Bazaar
a market selling different kinds of goods
Brahman
a single spiritual power that Hindus believe lives in everything
Caliph
a Muslim ruler
Caravan
a group of traders traveling together
Caste
a social class of people
Cataract
a large waterfall or steep rapids
Circus
an arena in ancient Rome; also the show held there
Citadel
a fortress in a city
City-state
a city that has its own independent government and often controls much of the surrounding land; Aksum was one in ancient East Africa
Civil service
the group of people whose job it is to carry out the work of the government
Civilization
a society with cities, a central government run by offiical leaders, and workers who specialize in certain jobs, leading to social classes; characterized by writing, art, and architecture
Clan
a group of families that trace their roots to the same ancestor
Code
an organized list of laws or rules
Confucius
Chinese philosopher and teacher whose beliefs greatly influenced Chinese life; originator of Confucianism
Constantine
the emporeror of Rome from A.D. 312-337; encouraged the spread of Christianity
Consul
one of two officials who led the ancient Roman Republic
Convert
to change one's beliefs; in particular to change from one religion to another
Covenant
a promise made by God; a binding agreement