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EarlyCivilizations
Exchange & Development
Important People
Classical Civilizations Democracy? Mix it Up
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The Nile flows north into this body of water.
Mediterranean Sea
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The ancient Chinese settled along these two rivers.
Yangtze (Yellow River) & Huang He
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600
This was the most militaristic of the Greek city-states.
Sparta
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800
This was the title for the supreme ruler of the Egyptians.
Pharaoh
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1000
This early civilization was known as the carriers of civilizations
because of their interactions with many other civilizations.
Assyrians
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This was the lowest class in Indian society.
Untouchables
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400
India was culturally isolated because of several mountain
ranges and separated from the rest of Asia making it this
geographical term.
Subcontinent
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600
This was helpful in translating hieroglyphics. Without it, we may never have been able to decipher
their meanings.
Rosetta Stone
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800
This religious figure called for a “holy war” to reclaim the holy land
from the Muslims.
Pope Urban II
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1000
This conflict was fought between Athens and Sparta that ended with
an Athenian plague.
Peloponnesian Wars
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200
This was the lowest class during the Middle Ages that were bound
to the land.
Serfs
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400
He conquered much of the known world. He made in all the way to
India before he turned back to Greece to rule his empire.
Alexander the Great
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This man wrote the Canterbury Tales in the vernacular language
English.
Geoffrey Chaucer
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800
He was found guilty of corrupting the youths of Athens and
sentenced to death.
Socrates
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1000
This person was the emperor of the Byzantine Empire, and created
a code of laws.
Justinian
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200
Julius Caesar was part of this 3 man council before he became a
dictator.
First Triumvirate
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400
This is the name of the central block that displaces all the weight
in an arch.
Keystone
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600
He was the Athenian statesman that led Athens through its
“Golden Age” and was responsible for building the Parthenon.
Pericles
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The Roman emperor Hadrian was responsible for build these two
major structures for Rome during his reign.
Pantheon & Hadrian’s Wall800
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This was the group of people in Rome that laid the foundations for Rome in regards to architecture.
Etruscans
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The power of England’s monarchy was limited because of this “great
charter.”
Magna Carta
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400
He created the first written set of laws for the ancient civilization for
Babylon.
Hammurabi
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600
England’s Parliament consisted of these two bodies.
House of Commons & Lords
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800
These
Jan
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1000
This
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This Roman Emperor reportedly watched Rome burn to the ground
and may have even started the fire himself.
Nero200
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400
This religion swept through the Roman Empire and change Romans from a polytheistic
culture to a monotheistic culture.
Christianity
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This was the code of conduct that European Knights were to follow.
Chivalry
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800
These events occurred because many Europeans wanted to
protect the Holy Land, forgiveness of sins, wealth, and freedom from
feudal obligations.
The Crusades
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1000
This anthropologist found found the Lateoli footprints that proved
that hominids walked upright about 3.5 million years ago.
Mary Leakey
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1.This was the Roman conflict with Carthage.
2.Who led the Carthaginians?
Punic Wars & Hannibal