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53 Cards in this Set
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What helped St. Paul attract non- Jews to Christianity?
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dispensing Jewish customs
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What caused the Third Punic War?
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Rome wanting to destroy their enemy
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What title did Octavion choose and why?
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First citizen to avoid the title of king or emperor
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How would followers of legalism treat a follower of Confucianism?
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torture and death
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what leader promoted Buddhism in India
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Asokia
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What kind of gov. did Diocletian have?
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Regulated every aspect of life.
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How did chandragupta divide his empire?
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into districts, by family and generals
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How did Buddhism spread to china from India?
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Through trade routes
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What caused the Han to start a civil service system?
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to obtain officials who held confucian beliefs and values
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What caused Buddhism to become popular in china?
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Message of rebirth and excape from suffering offered hope.
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How was inflation caused after the last of the Great Emperors?
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making coins out of copper and lead.
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In Hinduism eternal peace?
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Moksha
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In Buddhism eternal peace?
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Nirvana
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Atheism
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Belief theirs no god.
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Eastern Roman Empire=
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Byzantine Empire
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In Judaism ancestral father?
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Patriarchs
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Exodus
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Escape of Hebrews from Egypt
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Someone who dies for their beliefs
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martyr
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How did the Byzantine version of Christianity reach Russia?
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Cyril and Methodus were Greek monks.
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What was the purpose of creat the Cyrillic Alphabet?
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translate religious text of Byzantine Christianity for the slavs
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Apostle
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diciples whom jesus has specially chosen
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Pantheism
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everything is part of God
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Why was it odd that Greek influences grew stronger over time?
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The people of Constaniople considered themselves as Romans.
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disciple
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follower of something religious
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Where did the people come from that were soon to be called the Rus
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Northern Empire
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Messiah
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judaism, a savior sent by god/ religious leader that bring peace.
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Who is the most famous missionary? (think Ireland)
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Patrick
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The king that drove the vikings north of London?
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Alfred the Great.
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What caused Europe to become a feudal society?
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to defend themselves from raids and invasions.
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What does Western europe become with the spreading of Christianity?
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Christedom
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How did the Mongols affect the Kievan Rus?
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Raided their land ending the dominance of the K.R
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What allowed King Otto to defeat the Magyars?
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settling in a permanent home.
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How does charlemagne become Emperor of the roman people
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The pope names him that to give thanks for keeping him in power.
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What did Charlemage think of education
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All leaders should learn how to read and write.
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What allowed the pope to have so much influence during the Middle Ages
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nearly everyone was christian
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theocracy
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state ruled by religious leaders who claim God's authority
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papyrus
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paper-like material for writing on
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What caused the split in the church in 1054?
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patriarchs refused to accept the popes authority.
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Papal states
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central italy ruled by the pope
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Domesday Book
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written record of English land owners
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Reconquista
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efforst to drive moors out of the irabain penisula.
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Carolingians
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Charles, Pippin, Charlemagne
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cataracts
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rocky stretches marked by swift currents
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Stoics
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a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining.
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fief
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grant of land from a lord to a knight
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hoplites
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foot soldiers of Sparta
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What is the important about Pope Leo IX
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wanted purify the christian church
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delta
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area at the mouth of the water made with fertile silk deposits
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Whati sthe Rosetta stone and why is it important
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to help historians to decode
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Socratic method
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method of learning through qustions
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Why is Hugh Capet important?
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extended the power throughout France
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Who or what is a vassal
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a person granted land from a lord in return for service
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polis
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city- state, basic political unit in Greece.
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