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History

study of past events, especially transpired by or between humans

Historiography

written history

Civilization

any complex society characterized by urban development, social stratification, communication forms, and perceived domination over the environment surroundign

Neolithic Age

c.10,200-4000BCE


middle east

Catalhoyouk

7500-5700


neolithic proto-city


first civilization of sorts

cuneiform

first written language


triangle cone pressings


trade and stock

Epic of Gilgamesh

mesopotamia


king of uruk


earliest surviving novel essentially

Enuma Elish

babylonian creation myth

Old Kingdom Egypt

3rd millenium BCE


Djoser

Code of Hammurabi

Babylonian law code


stele


1700BCE

Sargon

first leader of Akkadian empire


conquests of sumer

Akhenaten

pharaoh


18th dynasty


also called amenhotep IV

Mycenaeans

first greeks


influenced minoans


spoke greek

Trojan War

Greeks and troy


paris and helen ran away


menelaus and agammemnon won

Homer

Iliad and Odyssey

Plato

republic


academy of athens

Hoplites

spear and shield soldiers

Sparta

Athens

acropolis

Persian Wars

persia and greece, series of wars

Peloponnesian War

Athens and Sparta

Alexander the Great

macedon conquerer most of persia and western world

Twelve Tables

first roman code of law

Punic Wars

Rome and Carthage

Gracchan Reforms

land redistribution in rome


for farmers

Cicero

philosopher

Virgil

poet


aeneid

Julius Caesar

general and councilman


ended roman republic and started roman empire

Octavian

first roman emperor

house churches

independent of other branches of a religion

diocletian

emperor


rose through ranks of society

the great persecution

nero persecutes christians, ended by constantine

constantine

ended persecution emperor

arianism

god being all powerful

the council of nicea

converted constantine and made christianity acceptable

donatism

sector of christianity in africa

augustine

write and saint that set the principles of western christianity

the goths

first germanic people to become christians

theodosius

roman emperor over both east and western halves

odoacer

soldier, first king of italy