World History Final

Made the laws and helped run the Roman Republic

Missionary who spread Jesus’ message throughout Greece and Asia Minor, wrote epistles

Roman peace

an increase in prices with a decrease in the value of money

City-state of Greece; focused on art, democracy and philosophy

a leader appointed to rule for 6 months in times of emergency

Roman army

Blind poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey

Government ruled by a single person, king or queen

Roman historian who was unreliable because he used legend

Made Christianity one of the religions tolerated by the Roman Empire

in ancient Rome, member of the land-holding upper class

Persian king who ruled with tolerance and kindness

Assassinated March 15, 44 by the senators, started Roman Empire

Pharaoh who took over many lands including Canaan, Syria and Nubia: Hatsheput’s stepson

Athenian Statesmen known for leading the Golden Age in Athens

powerful individual who gained control by appealing to the poor

Carthaginian general who fought against Rome in the Second Punic War

paid workers who manage the affairs of the government

Democracy with elected representatives

the civilization, language, art, science literature of Greek world from reign of Alex the Great

paid workers who manage the affairs of the government

type of government where rule is based on religious authority

Made Christianity one of the religions tolerated by the Roman Empire

Roman emperor who divided the empire into East and West

Roman historian who was reliable because he used facts

Roman emperor who divided the empire into East and West

Chinese scholar who wanted to restore order and moral living to China

a leader appointed to rule for 6 months in times of emergency

government ruled by a few powerful people like in Sparta

a city that has its own independent government

Made the laws and helped run the Roman Republic

a group of people run the government no matter how rich or poor (Athens)

belief in many gods

philosopher who created Daoism

Roman historian who wrote about Jesus and Masada

Roman peace

a city that has its own independent government

City-state of Greece; focused on war and military

Roman historian who wrote about Jesus and Masada

in ancient Rome, member of the lower class; farmers, merchants, etc

Chinese scholar who wanted to restore order and moral living to China

System of departments and agencies formed to carry out the work of the government-like FBI

protected the rights of plebeians; spoke for them

System of departments and agencies formed to carry out the work of the government-like FBI

Democracy with elected representatives

Student of Plato; Founded the Lyceum; taught Alexander the Great

common language used in Alexander’s empire

government ruled by a few powerful people like in Sparta

system of government where representatives are chosen by the people (Rome)

philosopher who created Daoism

Emperor who ended the Christian persecutions by issuing the Edict of Milan

many lands controlled by one person

Roman emperor who made Christianity the official religion

Scientist who used physics to make practical inventions like the screw

protected the rights of plebeians; spoke for them

government with unlimited power who uses it at random

Assassinated March 15, 44 by the senators, started Roman Empire

Pharaoh who created the world’s first written down peace treaty

belief in one god

Macedonian King who conquered all of Persia

an increase in prices with a decrease in the value of money

Father of Alexander the Great who conquered Greece

type of government where rule is based on religious authority

Scientist who used physics to make practical inventions like the screw

Emperor who ended the Christian persecutions by issuing the Edict of Milan

“Father of History;” Greek historian

Greek philosopher who introduced a method of questioning; forced to drink hemlock

Missionary who spread Jesus’ message throughout Greece and Asia Minor, wrote epistles

City-state of Greece; focused on war and military

Student of Plato; Founded the Lyceum; taught Alexander the Great

“Father of History;” Greek historian

group of three leaders

Pharaoh who created the world’s first written down peace treaty

in ancient Rome, member of the lower class; farmers, merchants, etc

the civilization, language, art, science literature of Greek world from reign of Alex the Great

many lands controlled by one person

rule by hereditary, landowning families

system of government where representatives are chosen by the people (Rome)

common language used in Alexander’s empire

Student of Socrates; Wrote The Republic

someone willing to die for their faith

Government ruled by a single person, king or queen

group of three leaders

Carthaginian general who fought against Rome in the Second Punic War

Persian king who never conquered Greece and ruled with tolerance

Blind poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey

Pharaoh who took over many lands including Canaan, Syria and Nubia: Hatsheput’s stepson

City-state of Greece; focused on art, democracy and philosophy

powerful individual who gained control by appealing to the poor

rule by hereditary, landowning families

belief in many gods

government with unlimited power who uses it at random

Caesar’s grandnephew who was a good ruler that listened to the Senate

Student of Socrates; Wrote The Republic

Mathematician who created a formula to calculate relationship between sides of a right triangle

Persian king who never conquered Greece and ruled with tolerance

Father of Alexander the Great who conquered Greece

Caesar’s grandnephew who was a good ruler that listened to the Senate

female pharaoh during New Kingdom who opened trade routes

objects made by humans

a group of people run the government no matter how rich or poor (Athens)

someone willing to die for their faith

Roman emperor who made Christianity the official religion

Greek philosopher who introduced a method of questioning; forced to drink hemlock

Roman army

Macedonian King who conquered all of Persia

Mathematician who created a formula to calculate relationship between sides of a right triangle

Athenian Statesmen known for leading the Golden Age in Athens

female pharaoh during New Kingdom who opened trade routes

belief in one god

Roman historian who was reliable because he used facts

Roman historian who was unreliable because he used legend

in ancient Rome, member of the land-holding upper class

Persian king who ruled with tolerance and kindness

objects made by humans