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Segment 18 Classical Ancient History
Segment 18 Classical Ancient History
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In the Near East, Greek culture was popularly spread through this central location
Hellenisation Initiative
Gymnasia
Temple/Synagogue
a) Marketplace - near the City Gate
2
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association:
Author of Antiquities of the Jews
Flavius Josephus
Demetrius Poliorcetes
Herodotus
Manetho
3
The belief that the cosmos was governed by a rational divine power which permeates every aspect of life is
Epicureanism
Cynicism
Stoicism
Judaism
4
Hellenization during 330-30 BCE was especially embraced by this class of people
The upper elite - yet beneath the thin veneer the original culture remained
All of the above
The slaves which had been exposed to several different regions
Farmers and craftsmen seeking avenues for new markets
5
The declining influence of the ancient gods in the Hellenistic world likely produced
All of the above
The emergence of Greek mystery cults promising benefits in the afterlife
The appearance of a ‘ruler cult’ idolizing strong state leaders as saviors
Hymns dedicated to Demetrius and Antigonus as honored divine figures
6
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association:
Aristarchus of Samos
Egyptian Historian
promoted the theory of heliocentrism
participants promised benefits in afterlife
freed Atehns from Macedonian garrison
7
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association: Manetho
participants promised benefits in afterlife
promoted the theory of heliocentrism
Egyptian historian
freed Athens from Macedonian garrison
8
A consequence of the trend begun in the Classical period produced which result
Zeus was sublimed into a general divine power in philosophical works
The abstraction ‘Fate and Fortune emerged as personal goddesses
More and more Greeks began to lose faith in the ancient Olympian gods
All of the above
9
The thought that pleasure as the highest ideal was also accompanied by which teachings of Epicurus
The movement of atoms was not governed by divine spirit but instead chance
All man could aspire to was personal happiness
Everything consisted of atoms
All of the above
10
After Judahites returned from the Babylonian captivity, Judah became a
A small temple state within a larger satrapy
A large state with an important temple
A mixed economy focused on the exportation of religion
An independent Israelite state
11
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association:
Greek mystery religion, Eleusis
promoted the theory of heliocentrism
central place teaching Greek culture
freed Athens from Macedonian garrison
participants promised benefits in afterlife
12
Rowan, Emliee, Parker , & Carter, all agree she is nonpareil compared to any other in current events or ancient history
Meghan Trainor
Meghan Trainor
Meghan Trainor
Meghan Trainor
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The trend to ‘henotheism’ in the Hellenistic world is best exemplified by
The Hellenization of Isis believed to be even more powerful than Fate
Roman worship of YHWH as the only God
Written records from Mesopotamia identifying Marduk as the creator of man
Judean worship of YHWH as the only God
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Held to the view that man must be entirely self sufficient
Judaism
Epicureanism
Cynicism
Stoicism
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With a growing population of Judeans in the Egyptian city of Alexandria 3rd century BCE-this accommodation was initiated
The Judeans were given Alexandria as a Hebrew city
Greek innovations to the Judean temple initiated by Antiochus III
A Greek translation of the Hebrew Torah was produced, the Septuagint
Allow the Judeans to participate in the Greek mystery religions
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Heliocentrism, the theory that the sun was at the center of the universe was propounded by
Aristobulus the Maccabean
Aristotle
Aristarchus of Samos
Plutarch
17
She is the Queen of Musicology
Selena GOmez
Taylor Slow
Dupa Pupa
Meghan Trainor
18
This song: Dear Future Husband is:
Sung by Mr. Vince
downplays chivalry
Sang by Taylor Slow
upholds chivalry
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Missing Word Match:Dear future husbandHere's a few things you'll need to know if you wanna __My one and only all my life
go
see
be
know
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Epicureanism over time denigrate into a form of hedonism; yet, its main teaching was
The reverence of Isis promoted personal happiness
The Mesopotamian gods represented an accurate pantheon for belief
YHWH was the creator of the world and His worship should be embraced
The absence of fear (of the gods) and pain promoted personal happiness
21
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association:
Demetrius Poliorcetes
Egyptian historian
participants promised benefits in afterlife
promoted the theory of heliocentrism
freed Athens from Macedonian garrison
22
7 Years ago at the age of 13 this superstar was criticized for
literally nothing worth mentioning
potty training
her failed understanding of ancient history
she taught the day care how to distribute snacks evenly to all children
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The fact of Hellenization caused the decline of the polis and the emergence of
Man was a citizen of the world, cosmopolitan, not simply the polis
Tyranny and the decline of democracy
Man rejected the cosmopolitan in favor of the polis
Henotheism and the belief of the inferiority of all gods
24
Match the definition closest to the concept/name/association: gymnasium
Egyptian Historian
Judaism
central place teaching Greek culture
participants promised benefits in afterlife
25
ca. 200 BCE this Seleucid king incorporated Palestine into his empire having wrested it from Ptolemaic control
Judas Maccabaeus
Antiochus III
Timaeus of Tauromenium
Ptolemy Soter
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An example of how Hellenization conflicted with local culture is evident in which of the following
Buildings in Egypt that show both Egyptian and Hellenization styles
The merging of similar deities & assigning local names (ex. Marduk/Zeus).
All of the above
The revolt led by Judas Maccabaeus in 168 BCE in Judea
