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1
Who was Sargon
1st military general
your mom
Emperor
An Akkadian
2
Minoan accomplishments and culutre
From Crete, technologically advanced, artistic
S.I.M.P.
From Crete, water trade, fish
Militaristic, walls around city, very safe
3
Greek influence on Rome
Greek culture influenced Roman writings, values, ethics, and morals
Rome stole Greek religion, language, writing, and literature
Rome was independent from Greece and was not influenced
idk
4
Classical period of Greece
330 - 245 BC
467 - 313 BC
500 - 323 BC
your dad
5
Sumerian Contributions
Literature, measurements, cuneiform, geometry
Cuneiform writing, geometry, measurements, sexagesimal math
Days and months, geometry, writing
Calendar, hieroglyphics, modern math
6
What are some facts about Diocletian
He thought it was his job to restore Rome
He wanted to persecute Christians
He fought off competitors for the throne
He wanted to get rid of the Monarchy
7
Mixed Government
Senate
Assemblies
Councils
Consuls
8
Who fought in the Peloponnesian war and who won
Athens vs. Persia - Athens won
Sparta vs. Athens - Sparta Won
Athens vs. Sparta - Sparta won
Sparta vs. Athens - Athens won
9
Who fought in the civil war
Octavius vs. Julius
Julius vs. Crassus
Caeser vs. Theophilus
Caeser vs Pompey - Caeser won
10
The defeat of the Sennacherib
prison
"civ civ"
The Sennacherib prison
is this important to know
11
How did Caeser die
He swung from the stairs and fell on his back
He fell off his donkey
He wanted power but got stabbed in the back
He drowned
12
Socrates
Believed in a separate + unchanging being who is the source of all beings
Believed the theory of forms, another world of perfection
Believed human beings could be honest lives, honor>wealth and fame, suicide
Believed water is the source of everything
13
Archaic Greece
hell
Homer's writings, politics, colonization, hoplite-phalanxes, tyrants
Homer's Illiad, persian war, marathon
Prer-socrates, hellenistic identity
14
Who was the Roman Emperor who's nephew was murdered
Claudius
Caeser
Theophilus
Octavius
15
Assyrian Contributions
Warfare, metal weapons, calvary
Military strategies, weapons, horses
Horses, war, metal
Warfare, iron weapons, calvary
16
Who called himself the First Citizen
Augustus
Octavius
Mark Antony
Pompey
17
Babylon conqueset of Judah
328 BC
586 BC
467 BC
672 BC
18
Famous Text on the Flood
Bible
Black Oblisk
Hieroplyphics
Epic of Gilgamesh
19
Accomplishments of Athens
Known for philosophy, geometry, government branches, and historians
your mom is built like a feral ... build?
Acropolis, philosophers, historians, mathemeticians, government branches
Lunar calendar, phsychology, and math
20
Architecture
Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Columns
Symmetry
Statues
Doric, Idiotic, and Colossea Columns
21
Persain War
Jewish exiles return home
Darius begins the war with Greece
War between Persia and Babylon
Darius leads Persia into battle against Babylon
22
Hellenistic Greek contributions
Cavalry
Thales - everything is water
Power for women, state over family, sexual immorality and militarism
Philosophy
23
Punic wars with Carthage
1st war-Rome captured Sicily, 2nd war-Caused by Hannibal, Rome won Carthage
2nd war - Hannibal broke treaty and defeated Rome
3rd War - Hannibal broke treaty and Carthage became a Roman Province
3rd war - Hannibal broke a treaty and defeated Rome
24
Nero
Not your average dad
Set fire to Rome and blamed Christians
Enemy of Rome
Played the violin
25
Accomplishments of Nebuchadnezzar
Assyria, temple gardens, Ishtar fencing
I hate this
Babylon, architecture, agriculture
Babylon, hanging gardens, Ishtar gates
26
Significance of Hammurabi's Code
Crucifixion
Equal but not proportional
Death penalty
Proportional but not equal
27
Sennacherib and the sieges of Lachish and Jerusalem
The Lachish Reliefs
Jerusalem falls under Persian rule
Persians vs Babylonians
The Jerusalem Reliefs
28
3 Persian Battles
Hannibal, Carthage, Battle at Marathon
Thermopylae, Salomi, Battle at Marathon
Battle at Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis
Battle at Marathon, Hannibal, Peloponnesian war
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Myceneans and the Trojan War
Came from north, warlike with fortifications, confict with troy
trojan horse, trojan war, militiaristic
i hate this
Came from the south, trojan horse
30
Pompey
Roman General and Statesmand who quarreled with Augustus
Roman Emperor who stabbed Caeser
Roman Warrior who became Emperor
Roman General and Statesman who quarreled with Caeser
31
Who was King Menes
Was the very first king to be buried in a pyramid
United upper and lower kingdoms to create the fist dynasty
was the very first Pharaoh of Egypt
caused a civil war between upper and lower kingdoms
32
Classical Greece
Begins with Trojan war
Begins with Babylonian war
Begins with Persian war
Begins with war between Sparta and Athens
33
High Point of Roman Republic
133 BC - 40 AD
564 - 213 BC
264 - 133 BC
313 - 44 BC
34
What is civilization
Social-political order that emerged from Christianity
Your mom
society of a group of people with similar values
social-political order that has emerged and advanced beyond chaos
35
Babylonian contributions
Moon and stars, mathematical calculations of solar year
philosophy
Star signs, yearly calendar
Astronomy, mathematical calculations of solar year
36
Sparta
These people are weird and immoral
Militarism, wanted control, sexual immorality
Women would shave their heads to marry
Militaristic and agriculture
37
Ways history is objective
real events with real causes
God gives us an objective framework of understanding history
different value judgments
historians have different opinions
38
What judge was illustrated in class and what did we learn
David and Goliath
Samsung, do not love your mom
Samsan, do not love the world
Samson, do not love the world
39
2nd Triumvirate
John Mark
Octavius
Lepidus
Mark Antony
40
Persian contributions
Roads, postal service, popularized coin making, satraps
Trade, popularized coin making, satraps, roads
don't choose this box
Or this one
41
Persia's conquest of Babylon
586 BC
539 BC
429 BC
313 BC
42
Constantine
Emperor who adopted Christian faith and stopped persecution
Church Clap
Emperor who burned down Rome and blamed it on the Christians
Tyrranical Emperor
43
What does Pax Romana mean
Pack of Cheese
Period o Piece
Period of Peace
Period of Romans
44
Last Roman Empire
Caesar
Romulus Augustus
Caesar Salad
Romulus and Remus
45
Destruction of Jerusalem
70 AD
12 Ad
70 BC
44 AD
46
Popular assemblies of Citizens
Assembly of Centuries, Assembly of Tribes, Assembly of Curiae
Assembly of Consuls, Assembly of Senate
Centuries = Military, Tribes = 35 Tribes, Curiae = Wards of the City
Assembly of Consuls = 1 Plebian and 1 Patrician, Senate = Aristocracy
47
Who was the tyrrannical Emperor with a brilliant military career
Pompey
Hogan
Tiberius
Hannibal
48
Elevation of Julius Caeser
70 AD
44 BC
164 BC
twenty-two
49
Plato
Believed in a separate + unchanging being who is the source of all beings
Believed the theory of forms, another world of perfection
Believed water is the source of everything
Believed human beings could be honest lives, honor>wealth and fame, suicide
50
High point of the Roman Republic
264 - 133 AD
264 - 133 BC
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313 - 160 BC
51
Earliest Settlement
3000 BC Sumer
3000 BC Akkadia
21000 BC Amorite
2100 Akkadia
52
Augustine and Confessions
your mom
Theological system of lasting influence
Repentence from sin
your dad
53
Hezzekiah vs. Assyrians
Siloam inscriptions and Black Obelisk
Hezzekiah's tunnel
I have western civ
Hezzekiah's tunnel, siloam inscriptions
54
When was the Fall of Rome
467 AD
476 AD
476 BC
467 BC
55
Aristotle
Believed in a separate + unchanging being who is the source of all beings
Believed water is the source of everything
Believed human beings could be honest lives, honor>wealth/fame, suicide
Believed the theory of forms, another world of perfection
56
Geographic features of Mesopotamia
"Fertile Crescent
Nile River, Mediterranean Sea
Tigris and Euphrates rives, Mediterranean Sea
Flat lands
57
When did Abraham arrive in Canaan
2100 AD
2100 BC
3000 BC
2145 BC
58
Persians
Took jewish men captive
Allowed jewish exiles to return home
sieged the temple
Captured the jewish temple
59
1st Triumvirate
Pompey
Crassus
Theophilus
Julius Caeser
60
Church Fathers
Extra points
Augustine, Constantine, Pythagorean, Athanasius
Turtullian, Eusebius, Athanasius, Arius, Jerome, Amrose
Ambrose, Alexander the Great, Nicene
61
Ways history is subjective
different value judgments
God gives us an objective framework of understanding history
real events with real causes
historians have different perspectives
62
Who was the first early Emperor to persecute Christians
Epiduralous
Constantine
Nero
John
63
Who conquered the Northern Kingdom
Persians
Akkadians
Assyrians
Babylonians
64
All cultural values are morall equivalent
False
True
65
Athens
Democratic, farming
Conflict with sparta
Oligarchy, trading
Aristocracy
66
Internal Christian Threats
Nazis - no explaination needed
Marcionites - OT and NT God is dfferent
Judaizers - must follow OT law
Gnostics - teaches about a secret knowledge
67
Conversion of Constantine/Edict of Milan
214 AD
313 AD
113 AD
60 AD
68
Geographic features of Egypt
Tigris and Euphrates rivers
Nile, Mediterranean Sea, higher and lower kingdoms
Pyramids, isolated, Nile river
Nile, isolated, higher and lower kingdoms
69
Roman contributions
Law, months and days, concrete, arch, roads, historions
Lunar calendar, geometry, philosophers, religion
i give up
Weeks, star signs, roads, geometry
70
Dark Ages
Greek alphabet, Homer's writings, writing dissappears, population declines
Population declines due to the Trojan war
im going to fail
Historians don't know what happened at this time
71
Rome's management of conquered people
Must provide soldiers, ability to become Roman Citizens
extra point
Allowed full control over own affairs
Ability to become Roman citizens, did not have to provide soldiers
72
Hebrew contributions
People are bad and the world needs kings
Monotheism, rooted in God, view of man, majistrates, kings are not needed
Judaism, sexual immorality, monothiesm, monks, nuns
your mom
73
Council of Nicaea
325
69 ;)
313
489
74
Hebrew king Jehu vs Assyrians
Fall of the Northern and Southern Kingdoms
Fall of the Southern Kingdom and Black Obelisk
Help I've fallen and I can't get up
Black Obelisks and fall of the Northern Kingdom
75
What is Western Civilization
your mom
Social-political order, emerged in areas where Christianity is dominant
Social-political order that emerged becuase of Christianity
order that developed because of Christianity
76
Alexander the Great
Killed himself
Conquered persian empire and spread Greek Culture
Conqured the Babylon empire
Held Jesus captive
77
Responses to Threats
Canon, Bishops, Creeds
Monestaries and Abbeys
Syd the Sloth
Popes, Monks, Nuns
78
Patricians vs Plebians
Patricians and Plebians worked together
Plebians were descendents of royals
Plebians are common people who won the power to vote and intermarry
Patricians are common people who won the power to vote and intermarry
79
Who conquered the Southern kingdom
Persians
Assyrians
Akkadians
Babylonians
80
Geographical features of Greece
Fergalicious
Islands, narrow plains, valleys
Crete, high mountains, waterways
idk
81
Age of Pericles
Pericles was a bro
Pericles led a war agains Sparta
Pericles dominated Athenian politics and Athens reached the height of power
Pericles dominated Spartan politics and lead Sparta to the height of power
82
Egyptian contributions
paper and writing
Papyrus and western fascination
philosophers and papyrus
History
83
Rosetta stone unlocked the meaning of hieroglyphics
True
False
84
Assyrian traits
your mom
Saviors and heros
Bullies of the Jews
Bullies of the ancient world
85
Hippocrate
Geometry and Earth's Circumference
Pythagorean Theorem
Lever and Pully
Father of Medicine
86
Christian approach to history
Rejects secular narrative
Feministic
Progressive
Biblical views
87
Philip of Macedon 3 goals
Lead combined greek and macedonian army against Persia
change culture
Raise economic level
unite greek city states
