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39 Cards in this Set

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Longest Pd of human existance
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age - Most important developmt in human history
Agriculture
Creation of tools
Bronze age
7 Characteristics
Urban Revolution, Military/political structure, religious structure, Social classes, record keeping. intellectual/artistic activity, materialistic complexity.
Most widespread record keeping
Cuneiform
Law code - "eye for an eye"
Hammurabi
Wanted to be immortal
Gilgamesh
Memphis
Capitol City of Egypt in Old Kingdom
Order of kingdoms
Old kingdom, 1st intermediate, middle kingdom, 2nd intermediate, new kingdom
Khufu
King during Old Kingdom
Changed Egypt from polytheistic to monotheistic
Amenhotep IV during New Kingdom
Hyksos
2nd intermediate, chariots, weapon advanced
Hieroglyphics
Symbols that changed meaning depending on what was next to it. Used by royalty and priests.
Phoenicians 3 contributions
Carthage, (byblos) concept of book, and alphabet
Hebrews
Thought to be God's chosen ones
King Saul
1st Hebrew King
King David
2nd Hebrew King, completes war, makes Jerusalem capitol
King Solomon
3rd King of Hebrews, Constructs Temple of Jerusalem
Babylonian Captivity
Chaldeans kidnap Hebrew leaders and take to Babylon for good behavior of remaining Hebrews
Cyrus the Great
Persian leader, destroy Chaldeans and restore Hebrews
Zoroastrianism
Good and evil, free will, judgement based on actions in life
Assyrians
Innovations: spy, iron weapons, medicine, specialized training, terror as weapon.
Minoans
Crete main island, sea trade, volcano wipe out
Dorian Greeks
Battle over Troy
Illiad/ Odyssey
Blank in history
3 elements help Greeks rise again
Polis, Phalanx, colonization
Sparta
Tough men, raised to fight
Helots
Spartan's slaves
Lycurgan reforms
Rules for Spartans to live by
Athens
Largest Greek city
Draco
1st city manager, create draconian laws (too harsh and doesn't solve financial issues)
Solon
2nd city manager, stop slavery for debt, new crop, helps financial issues
Cleisthenes
council of 500, laws/regulations.
Peloponnesian League
Spartans military alliance
Delian League, originally voluntary
Athens
Herodotus
Historian, explain why events occur
Thucydides
explain why events occur and predict outcome
Battle of Salamis
Naval Battle, Greeks destroy Persians
Battle of Charonaea
Calavary to side of Greek phalanx to conquer Greece