2nd Semester Exam

What was the name of the war between Sparta and Athens?

The Magna Carta's main point was to?

Who was forced to sign the Magna Carta?

Who was the king of the Franks, that unified Western Europe and the Germanic Tribes.

The Christian crusaders reached their goal of gaining back Jerusalem from Muslim control.

The most prominent Christian theologian after St. Paul. He revived the classical philosophy of Plato.

Opened "The Academy," a school in Athens.

Sculptures and Murals depicted Roman's ________________________.

A long narrative poem mentioning the deed of heroes.

William the Conqueror (Norseman) 1st task as the English King: Survey the land& record a land tax in the Domesday book.

Roman code of law that was written down and displayed in public.

What was the key aspect to the Roman Empire expansion other than the army?

Europe begins to stabilized, w/ trade & a reintroduction of Greek and Roman "classical" philosophy. Known as the?

200 year period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire.

In this Greek City State only non citizens held jobs outside of the military

How did women publicly display their social status

He was a mad (crazy) emperor who dressed in jewels and pretended to be a god.

In the city of Sparta, this was a peasant bound to the land.

In the early Roman Republic this was someone whose power was absolute and ruled 6 months.

What marked the end of Greek independence and led to Philip conquering Greece?

In the Hundred Year War, new weapons (longbow/cannon) developed changing the face of Middle Ages infrastructure/warfare.

This person was a daring Roman general who invaded Carthage?

The Eastern Roman Empire became the ________________________

The Church and Charlemagne established the?

Which event was not disastrous for Athens in the Peloponnesian War?

What was the main purpose of Plato's Republic?

What two countries fought in the hundred years war?

What 2 events caused Manors/Feudalism to break down? (Just pick 1).

The winner of the Battle of Hastings goes to? He is now the King of England!CONGRATS!

An estate (piece of land) granted to a vassal by the lord (fuedal system)

A fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek city. Where people met to discuss politics.

There are no aqueducts remaining today

He charmed the senate by pretending to give up power.

The first triumvirate was a group of three rulers, Caesar, Pompey, and __________________

What is the LAND of a manor known as?

Which was not a major reform of Caesar?

Knights were promised ___________ for fighting in the crusades? MAIN THING (a bit of a problem too).

A servant to the lord. A Fief (land) is given to them in exchange for loyalty. The common people in the Feudal System.

Mathematician and philosopher. Created theorem showing relationship between sides of triangle

He loved the Greek culture. Spreading Greek culture throughout his conquered areas.

This person led the Carthaginians during the 2nd/3rd Punic War.

In preperation for the 2nd Semester Exam I am going to...

The Library at Alexandria was the first ________________ library.

Encouraged Greeks to question themselves and their moral character (condemned to death).

Greek city­states are known as...

Who restored order to the Roman Empire for a short period of time and set up the eastern empire.

This city-state valued duty, strength, discipline, and military service...

When the Roman Empire was divided into two parts, who ruled the East?

The located of the earliest Greek civilizations (Minoan).

When the Roman Empire was divided into two parts, who ruled the West?

He fled three times from Macedonian troops (Alexander).

King of Persia that fought against Alexander the Great.

He persecuted Christians buy closing churches and burning text.

Economic situation when money is devalued while the price of goods rise.

Lords estate, self-sufficient

Wealthy aristocratic landowners who held most of the power in Rome.

Which was not a problem at the decline or the Roman Empire

How long did a senate member serve?

What developed as a result of more trade picking back up in the late Middle Ages

What carried the plague from China to Europe?

Thomas Aquinas an Italian theologian, theory of Natural law and bridged the gap b/w reason & faith. Revived Aristotle.

Power in the hands of a small/powerful group of people/used military

Power in the hands of a ruling family/noble class

In the early Middle Ages (Dark Age) the main place to receive a basic education was?

Charlemagne was hesitant for to be crowned the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire because?

Form of govt in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives.

Greek city states joined together for protection/$$. Led by the Athenians.

This city state was a democracy

One major impact of the Bubonic Plague was

Student of Socrates that wrote the "Republic".

This city state valued education, beauty, philosophy, and art.

Independent country under one government during the Middle Ages.

In ancient Rome the supreme governing body (life terms) of the Republic was the ________________

He made Christianity a legal religion in the Roman Empire.

God of all the Gods.

Who wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey?