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Civilization

When people exert wide control over nature & develop cultural pattern


-language, agriculture, morals, commerce

Tribes

group of people bound together by common language/culture traits & inhabit a specific region



Animism

Preliterate people believed in this.


- Each moon, star, rock, tree, etc. has its own spirit


- If you treat your environment good, it will protect you


- Animism : Amulets

Lascaux

A place in France that you can see prehistoric cave paintings from the Paleolithic time. Not original paintings- but very similar

Totem

Sacred/spiritual object that serves as an emblem of a family or clan

Paleolithic

- OLD STONE AGE


- Hunter gatherers, nomadic, traveling light

Mesolitic

- MIDDLE STONE AGE


- NEXT TO WATER SOURCE, build homes, hunter gatherers, community

Neolithic

- new


- build homes


- CONTROLS NATURE FOR FOOD



Ubaid

cultural movement during Mesopotamia that incorporates paleolithic ideas


- one of the earliest large, excavations



Ziggurat

temple like, solid, earthly structure.


- like a step pyramid


- had to do w/ priests whom "hold all the knowledge"

Communal Theocracy

- group brings grain/food to priest


- would keep records of how much food was brought in


- used numerical system to keep track of how much grain

Cuneiform

writing developed first during Mesopotamia


- one of the most significant contributions of the Sumerians from the city of Uruk

Lugal

- Sumerian term for rich, powerful man, king


- when you owed something to the lugal, you became a slave


- lugal = master



Sargon of Akkad

- 1st ruler of Akkadian empire, 1st EMPIRE EVER


- Empire of Akkad & Sumer


- was a lugal then made his way to being the ruler


- log cabin story/thrown into river & abandoned


- told ppl to follow him, & he'd set them free of debt


- went to next town & freed those slaves


- sets Sumer slaves free & took over Sumer


- didn't sleep on his efforts to promote prosperity

Dynasty of Ur (Uruk)

- Urnammu is leader


- Urnammu claims he's the local God b/c the town is like his name


- WRITES FIRST LEGAL SYSTEM IN MESOPOTAMIA



Law

mirror of what happened at a particular time


- we have laws because people have done those things to force us to make the laws

Hammurabi's Code (Babylon)

- 8 foot pillar of basalt holding 300 laws by Hammurabi


- no higher than 20% interest on laws


- needed permit to run business


- Hammurabi put a cap on goods & services to stop inflation


- cause of inflation was unknown

Chaldeans

used base 60 to come up with mathematical formulas to figure out information about planets & stars

Arthur Erans

-1880s BRONZE AGE

- Found various items on 12 acres of land he bought that came from KNOSSES


- 79 gallon jars that held red wine, olive oil, wheat that represents trade/commerce


- earrings, columns in a building that took up 6 acres







Palatial Period

Frescoe: paintings (dolphins, bulls)


Menitar: bull head with human body, kills people, & kept in a labyrinth

Minoans

- King Minos


- Daisy became their symbol


- Athleticism


- Artistic

Linear A

- Pre 1500 BC


- UNDECIPHERABLE


- Greek



Linear B

- around 1500 BC


- M. Ventris


- EARLY FORM OF MYCENAEAN



Heinrich Schliemann

- dad read Illiad to him at night


- excavator of Troy and Mycenaean sites


- His work lent weight to the idea that Homer and that stuff reflect legit historical events


- BRONZE AGE- Aegean civilization

Agamemnon

"greatest king of Mycennae"



Trojan War

- DARK AGES 1100-1700 BC


- Dorians were apart of the IRON AGE & took over Mycenaeans & Minoans whom were still in the Bronze Age (weapontry)

Mycenaeans & Minoans

- Small bit of them survived Trojan War (Attica)


- settled in Lydia


- Ionians taught people of Lydia how to smelter iron



Dark Ages of Antiquity

- 1000-700 BC


- Aristotle said Polis was a political entity & center of life

Acropolis

contains remains of several ancient buildings of historical significance

Polis

politics in Greece

3 Things States Have

1. Acropolis


2. Agora- public, open space used for assemblies and markets


3. Asti

Sparta

- mycenaean, minoan, dorian


- war like society


- 2 kings & 5 ephors


- role of wife in sparta was to have warrior babies taken away at 7 yrs old.


- mother of warrior could own property, voice opinion, involved in society







How a Female should be in Greek Society

1. quiet


2. beautiful


3. still

Zoroaster

- became religious figure of PERSIA


- ZOROASTRIANISM: god of good & god of evil constantly at battle w/ each other

1st Persian War

- leader is Darius who wants to invade Attica


- Bay of Marathon is where Darius' ships dock


- Athenians vs. Persians


- HERODOTUS TELLS US ABOUT 1ST WAR


- victory for greece and fail for persia

2nd Persian War

- Darius' son XERXES invades Greece 10 years later


- ship goes around edge and troops follow on foot


- Mtns. get in their way


- Spartans help Athenians fight off Persians


- BAY OF SALAMIS BATTLE: Athenians were victorious against Persian fleet

Delos

- sacred island


- all islands around Delos are known as the Delian League


- all the money & wealth was kept on Delos & controlled by Athens

Peloponnesian League

- defensive scheme for Sparta

Parthenon

- built by Pericles w/ the money he took from Delos


- had money left over so lined street with marble


- dug canals & filled w/ stone to bring boats in/out

Peloponnesian Wars

- Athens vs. Sparta


- goes on for 30 years


- Sparta defeats Athens

Miletus

- Ancient Greek City


- Lovers of Knowledge


- Humanism began here?