History - 1St Quarter Exam - Study Guide - Ch.4 And 5

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created the first world empire

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cyrus the great

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early political development of classical greece

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city-states developed independently

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concept the Lydians introduced to trade

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use of coins

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Draco

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wrote Athen's code of law

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purpose of Athenian colonies

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produce food crops for athens

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illustrates spartan women enjoyed more freedom than in athens

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athletic training similar to males; ran everyday life while men were in the military

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aristotle's form of govt

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monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy

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characteristics of greek art

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reflects beauty and strength of humsn

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olympics honor which god

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Zeus

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greek political structure resembles india

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tendency to decentralize authority

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alexander the great's empire included

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india

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cultures that blended to create Hellenistic

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Persian, Asian, and Greek

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stoic philosophers taught

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accept fate without complaint

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Hellenistic society was known for advances in

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medicine and geometry

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roman Senators were primarily from wat class

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Patrician

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causes of Punic Wars

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Rome expanded to Sicily;
Carthage tried monopolize trade

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reasons for decline of Roman Republic

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corrupt officials;
small farms couldn't compete with the large;
social and civil war

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Pax Romana

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two centrues of relative peace

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family life in Roman Empire

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men could sell children into slavery

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Roman archeitecture was inspired by

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Greece

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republican Rome and democatic Athens would agree that which was no important politically

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division of power within the state

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which king united 12 tribes of Israel

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Saul

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Jewish Diaspora

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dispersal of Jews from Rome in 135 CE

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facilitated spread of Christianity

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Pax Romana;
appeal to poor and slaves

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after 200 Ce, more ppl adopted faiths characterized by

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monotheism

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compared to Hinduism and Buddhism all the following are features of Christianity

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intolerance of competing beliefs;
belief in a divine trinity;
strong hierarchy;
strong evangelizing impulse

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wu wei

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problems solve themselves

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Confucius taught that leaders should be

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moral and virtuous

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important role of scholar-gentry in China

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promote peave, order and harmony thru service to the state

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why Asians migrated to the Americas

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following animal herds

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San Lorenzo and La Venta

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relgious, political, and economic centers

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religious cult that became a civilization in the Andes

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Chavin

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staple crop associated with the rise of Mesoamerica

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Maize

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early kingdoms of E. Afr. show influence of

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Egypt and Hellenism

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accurately portrays trade on Silk Roads

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grapes and vegetables to China;
silk and spices left China

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describes Indian Ocean trade

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ivory from Africa, India, and Misopotamia;
spices from India and Asia;
silk and spices from China;
pottery from China

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wu wei

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problems solve themselves

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Confucius taught that leaders should be

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moral and virtuous

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important role of scholar-gentry in China

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promote peace, order, and harmony thru service to the state

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why asians migrated to the americas

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following animal herds

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San Lorenzo and La Venta

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religious, political, and economic centers

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religious cult that became a civilizations in the Andes

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Chavin

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staple crop associated with rise of Mesoamerica

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maize

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early kingdoms of E. Africa show influence of

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Egypt and Hellenism

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accurately portrays trade on Silk Roads

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grapes and vegetables to China;
silk and spices left China

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describes Indian Ocean trade

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ivory from Africa, India and Mesopotamia;
spices from India and Asia;
silk and spices from China;
pottery from China

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reasons nomads had military advantages

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more skilled horsemen

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significant of the Bantu migration

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spread the Bantu language

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first migration of Polynesians was to

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islands in the South Pacific