S1 Ancient Greece

god of prophecy

Considered the father of history and the first person to write down the historical events just for the sake of history

god of travel

A philosopher who always questioned reality

A city state that develops it's own government, armies, taxes

Julius Caesar was killed by several Roman senators including his close advisor and best friend who was. . .

The first philosopher who taught people to live by a code of ethics

*41 - 54* Limp, slightly deaf, ambitious builder who wanted to prove himself. He constructed many roads, aqueducts, etc.

*54 - 68* Tyrannical Ruler who was thought to have started the Great Fire of Rome for space for his palace

Attacked Rome second in 455 A.D.

Basic Human rights and standards for all people

Considered the greatest ancient historian for doing research before writing down history

The son of Philip II and was the person who launched an attack on the Persian Empire and succeeded

The 300 people that controlled the Roman Republic

*98 - 117* Roman Empire reached its peak with the greatest military expansion in Roman History

*161 - 180* The last of the "Five Good Emperors" & was a philosopher who followed nature as a source of guidance

Which two famous poems were written by Homer

An important gathering place on a hill

*27 - 41* Cruel tyrant, sexually perverted, mentally unstable who got assassinated by some of his soldiers

A military leader who expanded its power and democratic government throughout Greece after The Battle of Thermopylae

Rome's first code of laws in 450 B.C.

*306 - 337* First Christian Roman Emperor who created his own capitol city & named it after himself

The U.S. has this form of government where we vote for certain laws & let the leaders make the decisions

goddess of hunting

goddess of agriculture

goddess of wisdom & defense

This person falls in love with the person who retreated to Egypt and becomes allies

*69 - 79* Brought balance to Rome and initiated construction on the Colosseum

The first emperor of Rome in 27 B.C. after defeating an allegiance in Egypt

Attacked Rome first in 410 A.D.

City established in 753 B.C. on the Tiber River

Person who led a massive invasion known as The Battle of Thermopylae into Greece

Lead his army into Rome to kill the other man of the Triumvirate after the Crassus died

god of victory

god of the underworld & death

god of war

goddess of love

A temple for Athena, the goddess of wisdom & warfare

*27 B.C. - 14 A.D.* First emperor of Rome and was alive for Jesus' death

The King of all gods

A philosopher who developed areas of study like logic, biology, physics, and natural sciences

*117 - 138* Rebuilt the Pantheon and built Hadrian's Wall

In the Second Triumvirate there is Lepidus, Antony, and Octavian; Lepidus dies and which one retreats to Egypt?

*284 - 305* Divided the Roman Empire into 4 parts because it was too big for one man to control

One of the earliest & largest city-states and developed democracy

One of the earliest & largest city-states and had an intense emphasis on military

A form of government where people vote for a King but don't get to vote on anything else

Was killed by Julius Caesar

god of the seas