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29 Cards in this Set
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What did the Greeks import
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Wheat |
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What did the Greeks export
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Wine and olive oil
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The birthplace of Democracy
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Athens
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Oligarchy
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ruled by more than one ruler (group of old guys)
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Democracy
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ruler is voted by citizens (power to the people)
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Tyranny
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ruled by an illegitimate ruler who doesn't follow the law
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Monarchy
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ruled by King or Queen
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4 Greek City-States
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Athens, Sparta, Olympia, Delphi
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Political Regimes in Athens
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Monarchy--Oligarchy--Tyranny--Democracy |
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Athenian Citizens
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Free men Had to vote could own land |
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Athenian Woman
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Took care of the children stayed in Gynaecium did household tasks |
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Athenian Metics
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Free foreigners paid taxes |
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Athenian Slaves
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Work for and obey their master prisoners no rights |
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Athenian Boys
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Got educated were important |
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Athenian Girls
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learned household tasks from their mother stayed with mother until married at 15 |
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Percentage of Athenians aloud to vote
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15 (the citizens)
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the good about being conquered by the Roman Empire
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you are protected by them can use their buildings |
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the bad about being conquered by the Roman Empire
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they can enslave you.
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Direct Democracy
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Athenian= the citizens voted on laws
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Indirect Democracy
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Canadian= the citizens voted on a ruler who voted on laws
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Aquaduct
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Roman Water system lead pipes arches |
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Acropolis
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Greek High City temples to the gods place to take refuge |
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Pnyx Hill
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Greek faced the acropolis Ekklesia meetings were held here |
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Roman roads (Appian Way)
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flag-stone roads built for trading and military transport |
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Hadrian's Wall
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stone wall built to protect the empire |
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language used in Europe in the middle ages
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Latin
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Science progression in in the middle ages (Islam)
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Fast they translated documents to learn more progressed math, chemistry and medicine |
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Science progression in the middle ages (Christianity)
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slow very slow censorship=banned all books disagreeing with the bibles teaching bible was the only source of education |
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