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59 Cards in this Set

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Struggle of the Order
494 BC
Concilium Plebis
471 BC
Twelve Tables
450 BC
Lex Hortensia
287 BC
Julius Caesar
100-44 BC

-frontman & Consul
-sent to Gaul to fight
-involved with Cleopatra
-named dictator in 45
*dictator for life
*enlarges Senate (900)
*gives citizenship to some people in provinces
*brings Cleopatra to Rome and upsets people
Crassus
115-53 BC

-Part of 1st Trium.
Pompey
106-48 BC

-Part of 1st Trium.
-flees to Greece
-JC follows and Egyptians give him his head
Marc Antony
81-30 BC

-under JC
-part of 2nd Trium.
-takes Greece and everything east
-loves Cleopatra
Battle of Actium
31 BC

-Oct vs MA
-Oct wins
-MA & Cleo go to Egypt and kill selves
*end of Roman Republic/Beginning of Empire
Pax Romana
31 BC-180 AD

-Empire is free to trade
-becomes very wealthy
-blending of cultures
Julius Caesar
100-44 BC

-frontman & Consul
-sent to Gaul to fight
-involved with Cleopatra
-named dictator in 45
*dictator for life
*enlarges Senate (900)
*gives citizenship to some people in provinces
*brings Cleopatra to Rome and upsets people
Crassus
115-53 BC

-Part of 1st Trium.
Pompey
106-48 BC

-Part of 1st Trium.
-flees to Greece
-JC follows and Egyptians give him his head
Marc Antony
81-30 BC

-under JC
-part of 2nd Trium.
-takes Greece and everything east
-loves Cleopatra
Battle of Actium
31 BC

-Oct vs MA
-Oct wins
-MA & Cleo go to Egypt and kill selves
*end of Roman Republic/Beginning of Empire
Pax Romana
31 BC-180 AD

-Empire is free to trade
-becomes very wealthy
-blending of cultures
Gracchi Bros
163-133 BC

-reform Patricians
*issues must be passed thru Senate not Consillium Plebis
*cheaper food in urban areas
*lets equestians become proconsulates
*tried to let all free males in Italy become citizens, but is assassinated
Marius
157-86 BC

-Equestrian (new wealthy Plebs) general
-elected consul in 105-99
*non-property owners could be in military
*soldiers oath is now to general not Rome
*gave land to veterans
*reintroduced food subsidy for urban areas
*tries to give citizenship to all Italians, Senate goes crazy
Sulla
138-78 BC

-patrician general; rival of Marius
-at Battle of Tacitus, Sulla claims win for self
Trajan
98-117 AD

-one of 5 Good Emps
-was spanish
*had outside support from provinces
*renewed expansion of empire
Hadrian
117-138 AD

-Trajan's son
-traveled all through empire
-raises loyalty
Marcus Aurelius
161-180 AD

-emperor and wizard
-religiously tolerant
-intelligent
Commodus
180-192 AD

-empire begins going down toilet
-cruel and self serving
-assassinated
Diocletian
284-305 AD

-emperor; tries to stop decline
*refers to self not as princep or emperor but as Dominatus (lord); did away with Roman citizenship and makes senate a city council for Rome
*increased size of army, had to hire Germanic soldiers
*raised taxes; people tried to leave jobs, but he made jobs permanent
*begins persecuting Christians
Constantine
312-337 AD

-fought in roman civil war for power
-favorable to Christians
*313 issued Edict of Milan
*donates money to build churches
*325 Council of Nicea to standardize Christian beliefs
*built new capital called Constantinople on site of Byzantium (becomes capt. of ERE)
Theodosius I
379-395

-spnaish emperor
-makes Christianity the official religion of rome
Gracchi Bros
163-133 BC

-reform Patricians
*issues must be passed thru Senate not Consillium Plebis
*cheaper food in urban areas
*lets equestians become proconsulates
*tried to let all free males in Italy become citizens, but is assassinated
Marius
157-86 BC

-Equestrian (new wealthy Plebs) general
-elected consul in 105-99
*non-property owners could be in military
*soldiers oath is now to general not Rome
*gave land to veterans
*reintroduced food subsidy for urban areas
*tries to give citizenship to all Italians, Senate goes crazy
Sulla
138-78 BC

-patrician general; rival of Marius
-at Battle of Tacitus, Sulla claims win for self
Trajan
98-117 AD

-one of 5 Good Emps
-was spanish
*had outside support from provinces
*renewed expansion of empire
Hadrian
117-138 AD

-Trajan's son
-traveled all through empire
-raises loyalty
Marcus Aurelius
161-180 AD

-emperor and wizard
-religiously tolerant
-intelligent
Commodus
180-192 AD

-empire begins going down toilet
-cruel and self serving
-assassinated
Diocletian
284-305 AD

-emperor; tries to stop decline
*refers to self not as princep or emperor but as Dominatus (lord); did away with Roman citizenship and makes senate a city council for Rome
*increased size of army, had to hire Germanic soldiers
*raised taxes; people tried to leave jobs, but he made jobs permanent
*begins persecuting Christians
Constantine
312-337 AD

-fought in roman civil war for power
-favorable to Christians
*313 issued Edict of Milan
*donates money to build churches
*325 Council of Nicea to standardize Christian beliefs
*built new capital called Constantinople on site of Byzantium (becomes capt. of ERE)
Theodosius I
379-395

-spnaish emperor
-makes Christianity the official religion of rome
Jerome
340-419 AD

-one of 4 church fathers
-Roman scholar/linguist
-promotes monasticism
-translates Bible into Latin; Vulgate; official Catholic Bible
Augustine
354-430 AD

-one of 4 church fathers
-bishop of Hippo (N Africa)
-writes City of God
*temporal world is irrelevant
*everything in history is God's will
*people are evil & going to hell
*supports predestination
*useless to try to understand God's mind
Theodoric
489

-Ostrogoth's invade led my Theo
-rebuilds Rome and becomes king of Italy
-mixes Germanic/Roman culture
Justinian
527-565

-Byzantine emperor wants to put back together empire
-533 defeats Vandals in N. Africa
-540 most of Italy is taken over!
*reintroduces law code dating back to 12 Tables
*rids empire of pointless bureaucracy
*spends too much and overextends Byzantines
Solon
594 BC

-charged with coming with new laws
*varying punishment
*eliminates debt bondage
*standard weights and measures
*grants Athenian citizenship to metics
*establishes 4 class system
Homer
800 BC

illiad, odyssey
-ends dark ages
-humanism- pride in human achievement
-atete- noble excellence on battlefield
Hesiod
700 BC

-in Boeotia
-Works and Days
*nobles are corrupt and ordinary people can achieve atete
*gods reward hard work and justice
Hoplite
700 BC

ordinary farmers, phalanx
commoners now want a say in politics
Pisistratus
550-510 BC

-aristocrat becomes tyrant
*centralizes armies
*cent tax system
*cent administration of justice
Cleisthenes
570-507 BC

medic, new govt system in 510
*no more 4 class system
*10 demes based on geographic areas
*Council of 500
*each deme elects general
Themistocles
481

medic and general
-warns greeks of further Persian attakcks
*convinces Athenians to build more warships
*alliance with 31 other Greek polises in 481
*convinces Athens to evacuate city
Delian League
478 BC

athens takes over and makes everyone build ships
Pericles
462-429 BC

-popular aristocrat, general
*finances public buildings
*great speaker
*pays jurors to reduce bribery
*supports delian league
*removes citizenship from medics
Herodotus
484-429

*father of history
*not reliable
*writes history of Persian War
Thucydides
460-400 BC

*writes history of Peloponnesian War
*more critical
Ionian Cosmologists
550 BC

no greek gods
Socrates
470-399

-hates Sophists (paid teachers)
-attracts studens
-asks students questions
-gets students to understand WHY
-put on trial; suicide
Plato
429-349

-athenian, socrates student
-had answers
-mental aspect of life is better than material
-deductive reasoning
-best type of govt ruled by 10%
Aristotle
384-322

-plato's student
-INductive reasoning
*founder of science
*categorizes good and bad rule
Phillip II
338

-kind of Macedonia
-father of Alex Great
-takes over Greece by 338
Alex the Great
355-323 BC

-madedonian king
builds alexandria
Cynicism
320 BC

-created by Antisthenes
-material good is root of all evil
Zeno (stoic)
335-263

-greek
-universe created by God
-citizen of one city
-philosophy resonates with Roman Empire