ancient Greece and Rome Flashcards

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how does geography impact ancient Greece

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mountains, water = isolation, hard to travel=less trade, less communication, hard to farm (bad land) lack of good land=war

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2
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what type of government did Sparta have

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oligarchy

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3
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what type of government did Athens have

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direct democracy

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4
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direct democracy def

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a type of democracy where each citizen in the society votes on every single issue affecting the society

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5
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how is direct democracy different from other government

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everyone had a voice

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6
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how did Pericles want to influence the actions of others

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he wanted people to vote and fight/ democracy

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7
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what areas did Alexander the great conquere

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across Europe, Africa, Asia, (Persia?)

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8
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what is one of the most important contributions from the Romans

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republic

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republic def

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a type of democracy where citizens vote for representatives to help take care of issues affecting the society

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10
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what are two ways the republic in Rome is similar to our government in the us

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officials veto laws, senators make laws

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what is bread and circuses and how did it help the empire stay in control

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giving free food and entertainment in colleseum, everyone was happy so less conflict

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12
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who were the Romans fighting during the Punic wars

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carthage

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13
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the 3rd Punic war resulted in what

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romans controlling the meditteran sea

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14
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what were caesar’s 2 secrets to gaining power in Rome

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playing to the people, commanding a successful army

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15
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the death of Julius ceaser led to what

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death of the republic

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16
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what is the pax Romana

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a period of peace and prosperity

17
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what are two of romes achievments

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roads, aquaducts

18
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reasons Rome fell

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too big to control, inflation, revolts, lose lands to barbarians

19
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how were Christians first treated in rome

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persecuted

20
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what did Constantine to

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made Christianity the Roman empires official religion

21
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who was the main key leader of Greece (and other)

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Pericles
(Alexander the great)

22
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what was a key achievments for Greece

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democracy (lever,Pythagorean theorem)

23
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Greece religion

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polytheistic, the gods (Zeus, Athena, Apollo)

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Greece social structure

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citizens (must be born in city state) slavesz

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architecture greece
parthenon (pillars)
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fall of greece
Phillip II (father of Alexander the great) conquers the area
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Greece legacy
democracy (art, drama)
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Rome geography
Mediterranean sea allows for trade
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Rome key leaders
Julius ceaser (Augustus, Constantine)
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Rome government
senate (republic) emperor (empire)
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Rome key achievments
roads (law, aquaducts)
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Rome religion
polytheistic then Christianity
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Rome social structure
patricians, plebians, slaves
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Rome architecture
colleseum (archs)
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Roman legacy
Roman law, engineering, latin, Christian language