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37 Cards in this Set

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oligarchy
rule by small elite class (usually buisness class)
pericles
promoted direct democracy, told men to join government
socrates
philosopher put on trial and executed
aristotle
pursue "golden mean" (moderate course between extremes)
persian war
conflict between greek city states and persian forces (resulted in athens gaining power)
delian league
sparta and enemies of athens
peloponnesian war
athens vs. sparta
athens lost and lost power
athens
democracy and knowledge
sparta
monarchy and war
alexander the great
emperor of much of the persian empire
plato
believed in elite class ruling, women among elite, against democracy
achievements in classical greece:
democracy, parthenon, (art and architecture), dramas, math, (pythagoreas), philosophy
republic
form of democracy
patrician
landholding upper class who made up the senate
tribune
elected by plebians, protected plebian rights
punic wars
rome has 3 wars between carthage
empire
group of states controlled by an emperor
julias caesar
commander who was determined to make reforms (ended up being dictator)
pax romana
roman peace - golden age
constantine
emperor: tolerated christianity
new capital: constantinople
consul
supervised business of gov't and commanded armies
plebian
farmers, merchants, atrisans, traders
(bulk of population)
veto
to reject a law
legion
basic unit of roman army
hannibal/carthage
codified roman law
augustus
appointed after caesar's death, "first citizen", (basically a king)
aqueduct
transports water from hills to cities
marcus aurelius
leader during pax romana
romulus
western rome emperor
socrates
socrates method, learning about beliefs and ideas by asking questions, executed
plato
believed gov't should control peoples lives, divided society into 3 classes, workers, philosophers, soldiers, wrote the republic
aristotle
believed one strong land good leader should rule, believed people learned through reason
effects of the persian war
increased greek uniqueness, athens=most powerful city-state, created delian league
effects of peloponesian war
ended athenian greatness, athenian democracy ended
solom
outlawed slavery
roman achievements
roman law, building arches, domes, bridges, aqueducts, panthenon, latin language, christianity
reasons for decline of roman empire
corrupt gov't, mercinaries, goths and huns invasion, high taxes, inflation, unemployment