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Two major eras

Paleolithic ( old stone age) & neolithic (new stone age)

Paleolithic era

1) Hunter-gatherers


2) semi-nomadic


3) extended family groups


4) no formal government


5)invented fire


6) technology


7) not green


8) burial practices


9) appendix

Semi-nomadic

Partially on the move

Paleolithic extended family groups

50 - 200

Paleolithic fire

Used as light,heat,weapons,hunting

Paleolithic technology

* fish hooks


*thread


*nets


*Spears


*rope


*bow and arrow


*needles

Paleolithic not green

Hunted all the mammoth

Paleolithic burial practices

They were buried with material possessions.


Earliest roots of organized religion

Paleolithic appendix

It was used to kill bacteria from eating raw meat

Neolithic erA

Agricultural evolution


1) more food


2) rise permanent settlements


3) rise of division of labor


4) domestication of animals

Impact of agricultural

More food


Became healthier


Lived longer & reproduced


More people

Rise of permanent settlements

Rise of cities


Ex: Jericho

Rise of the division of labor

Soldiers


Priests


Astronomers


Potters


First government bureaucrats

Domestication of animals

Horse used for - travel, communication, warfare


Dog - special relationship


Oxen - beast of burden

Human society became more complicated

1) first real state claims


2) complex trade patterns (trading goods)


3) government became more complex


Written language

First seen in neolithic erA because society became more complicated and there was a need for written records

Problems with agricultural

1) slash & run farming (wasteful & inefficient)


2) conflict between pastoral and semi nomadic


3) diseases


4) garbage & waste


5) drought, famine, flooding, insect infestation

Two major human culture in neolithic era

Pastoral ( agricultural ) & semi-nomadic

Diseases in neolithic era

Small pox, influenza, (from the domestication of animals )

Mesopotamia

Modern day Iran


Agricultural


Sumerian culture


Mesopotamia inventions

1) wheel


2) sundial


3) written language

Mesopotamia written language

Cuneiform


Epic of gilgamesh

Mtp city state

Ur


Uuck


Lagash

Mtp religion

Polytheistic

Ruled Mesopotamia at some point in time

Akkadians


Babylon ian


Hittites


Assyrians


Chaldeans


Akkadians

King sargon

Babylonians

Hammurabis code


Base of 60 number system


Base of 60 number system


Base of 60 number system

Hammurabis code

Hard copy


282 laws


Written in stone pilars all over the city


Key points of h code1) 2 sets of laws- one for the rich and one for everyone else2) Property rights over Human rights


Base 60 rule

60 secs in a min


60 min in an hour


360° to a circle

hitties

invented iron

assyrians


bad boys


strong army


conquered the kingdom of israel


had the 1st library { Nineveh}


clay tablets

chaldeans

{did they even exist}


the role of geography in egyptian culture

1] was river based


2} egypt was protected


3} lower egypt up by the med sea


upper egypt was low by the nile borth

river based egypt

* mesopotamia


* tigris


* euphrates river


how was egypt protected

north- mediterranean sea


west- sahara dessert


east - red sea


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mst egypt

lower egypt was up by the medit, sea


uppers egypt was low by the north nile river

role of geo in india and china

indus river


harrapon culture


china


yellow and yangtze rivers

egyptian culture [how do we know what we know]

egypt use papyrus [type of paper]


the rosetta stone

rosetta stone

discovered by napolean when the invaded egypt


3 languages = ancient greek, dematic [venacular]


& hiroglyphics [used by the gov & priests

periods of ancient egyptian history

1] archaic


2] old kingdom


3] middle kingdom


4]new kingdom


5] late

how many family dynasties

31

old kingdom

the development of the pharaoh


myth of osiris & his twin brother set


the pharaoh embodies both seth & osiris

myth of osiris

osiris =good


seth= bad kills osiris chopped hi up put in box in nile river


isis= put body back together has son named horous= good [hawk figure

pyramids in the old kingdom

-covered with marble


-pharaohs buried there


- astronomical readings


-giant public works


mastabas = old pyramid


giza= new pyramid

the concept of the pharaoh

key dutiess= protect order of ma'ak [order of the universe]


truth, harmony, justice, balance

key pharaohs

1] hatshepsut =female [architecture]


2] akkenaten= married to nefereti, poet, deformed


3] tutenkamen [ kung tut] son of akkenaten


[ discovered his grave in 1922 died at 19]


4] ramses 2 = ruled during new k.d


war of the hitties [battle of kadesh]


we have his mummy

daily life in ancient egypt

* farming


*family


* cycles of the nile [ flood between july- sep

social classes egypt

1] priests


2] merchants, artisans, scribes


3] peasants [farmersm herders]


4] slaves

gender roles egypt

men= hard labor women


politics and gov ran household


made clothes


priestesses


divorce was common

different national capitals @ different times

lots of civil wars by different dynasties


1] memphis


2] thebes


3] herakleopolis

invaders of egypt

1] hykess = introduced bronze & chariot


* assyrians


* persians


* greeks


* romans

bronze age

1] minoans


2] myceneans


3] dorians


minoans

lived in crete


spoke linear A [still cant translate]


thalossocracy = ocean based culture, fishing & travel


sport = bull jumping


Extinct= santorini [ volcano] or [ myth of atlantis sank to the ocean] plato

myceneans

linear b- we have translated it


moved to the mainland [best known by this]


greek politics

* city-state =acts as a separate country


* 40 + cities


2 case studies


* sparta & athens

sparta

*military based


*discouraged arts & huamanities ( it weaken the soul)


* didnt interact with other city states


* the peloponnesian league

athens

*150k people


* cosmopolitan= hip & cool


* the delian league


*nightlife, active art scene

ancient greece

socrates


plato


epicurus


the stoics


aristotle


socrates


*invented the socrated method


* accused of corrupting the youth of athens


* put to death

plato


1] metaphysics = beyond the physical world (soul, idea, beauty)


intangible= cant be seen


2) utopian literature


*utopia= no war, no homelessness


*wrote the republic


* hated democracy



philosophy

broches = 5-6


1) logic= scientifical argument


2) epistomology= how we know what we know


epicuris

* we all seek happiness


* simple pleasures


*dont change your faith accept it

the stoics

group or school of philosophy


key ideas=


1)how can we attain happiness?


* be virtuous do the right thing ( do the right thing)


2) do not let events external to your self upset your inner calm

aristotle

studied under plato


*wrote = physics, geology, politics, econimics, psychology, astronomy


* empiricism= reality based senses

the sophists

* rethoric ( the act of persuasive speech )


*dont care about the truth


* politicians, lawyers, advertisers, used car sales people

ancient greece writers

A)homer


B) Herodotus


C) Thucydides


D) aristophones


arete

sieze the day


cant be a spectator you have to go out and play and you will get hurt


courage and excellence

herodotus

*wrote the history of the Peloponnesian war


* thought humans were awful & so are individual nations


* negative, cheat, betray, lie

homer

1) iliad =epic poems2) the odyssey= trojan war=lasted 20 y,aabout gods traveling form greece to troy

aristophanes

* playwright (wrote lisistrata)


about a queen of sparta during the p wars (25 years)

philosophy in stages

A) pre- socrates


B) cratylus- concerned with human communication ( the truth is inconceivable


C) sophist


D) socrates

greek world-view

1) we humans are free but out powers & capabilities are limited


2) live a life of balance & harmony because extremes can destroy you= aristotle- the golden mean

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origins of the roman empire

etruscans founded rome


greeks


the founding myth


were founded in italy


eventually controlled the medt, sea ( mare nostrum) our medit, sea

the founding myth

romulus & remus twin brother gods were orphaned found by a wolf and raised by her


hated each other and romulus was killed

roman culture & society

religion


greek gods roman gods


zeus jupiter


ares mars


dionysus bacchus


poseidon neptune

roman philosophy

stoicism & epicureanism

roman language

latin everyday language


the rich spoke greek

social classes

3 major classes=


* patricians- upper class, priest, politicians


* plebeans - most people, ordinary


* slaves

slaves

* very common usually war captives


* can serve many occupations Ex: doctor's, teachers, farm laborers, artists, maids, cooks,


60m people 25-30% were slaves


* slave revolts- one lead by spartacus


lasted 2 years for slaves involved

roman family

*patriarchal


* traditional roles for boys and girls


*education was low unless you have $


* common to send sons to athens (rhetoric)


architecture

* build bridges, Aquaducts, public baths, high rise apt, ampitheatres, - pioneered- arch -domed celing


* developed concrete


* highways- 50k miles of revolution for communication, trade, military

roman life span

life span was 30


legal age of marriage was 12

roman army

* typical combat (legion)


* key responsibilities=


1) defend the emperor


2) domestic police force


3) helped romanize the frontier


4) one of the few avenues of social mobility ex: julius ceaser

elite praetorian guard

10,000 soldiers who were the bodyguards of the emperor

city of rome

* largest city 1m in pop


* welfare ( found in the forum, in the middle of the city)


* the forum was also a shopping center & entertainment

roman entertainment

* 100 festival days/ year


* city of rome venues= circus maximus & the coliseum


* gladiator fight

circus maximus

* had multiple events @ once


*seated 150k


* was round

coliseum

* seated 50k


*have prostitutes in back of seats


* quick 15 min exit

gladiator fights

* were condemned criminals (if successful were treated like famous peopl*could also be free citizens, women, or ederly* 2 key functions for g,f* kept pop entertained * stoisms

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logical reason

1) stoisims = dont let external events upset ur inner calm


2) Bread & circus = the masses wont care about anything else

roman literature/ authors

1) virgil


2) ovid ( ah-vid)


3) horece


4) juvenal ( satire)


* carbon copy= copied the same themes and styles

language roman

latin became the official language of the church


gave birth to the romance languages = french, italian, Portuguese's, spanish

the roman hippies

the cynics


* rejected their parents traditional rules


* the opposite of the norm


* seeked spiritual enlightment


* rejected materialism

bread and circus

give the masses this and they wont care about anything else

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roman law

* natural law - branch of judice prudence= one set of laws for every one


* pax romana- roman peace


( would force foreigners to join them) therefore eliminating foreign threats,

historical roots of early Christianity

1) judaism


2) zoroastianism


3) mithraism

judaism

A) the torah = genesis, exodus, leviticus, deuteronomy, numbers,= make up the old testament,


B) monotheism


( tetragrammata) yaw-way =god is one


C) anthropomorphism= god in human or animal form

zoroastianism

- religion of ancient persia


- founded by zarathustra


- holy book= avesta


key believes of zoroastianism

- ahura mazdha=good - ahriman=bad


immaterial material world


soul, love, faith, beauty, etc the lie



* those who live lives of good and truth will be rewarded with eternal bliss



*those who lived lives of wickedness will be punished by eternal pain


how did z influence historical Christianity


1) the existence of a good and benevolent god


2) conflict between god and the devil


3) concepts of heaven and hell


4) divine judgement for individual conduct

mithrarism

- god = mithra - chief aid assistant of ahura mazdha


- for males only


-popular in roman army


how did mithraism influence Christianity

1) religious services were held on sunday


2) the birth of mithra was celebrated on the 25 of dec ( the beg of winter solstice)


christianity

it was paul of tarsus who spread the word of jesus


crucification and death and rise of a god same as myth of osiris