Book 1, Chapter 3, Set 1 Flashcards
When was the earliest rise of the Greek city-states? (page 86)
c. 700 BCE.
When were the first coins minted and where? (page 86)
The first coins were minted c. 650 BCE in Lydia, Asia Minor.
When was the rise of the Greek “tyrants” in the Greek city-states? (page 86)
c. 650 BCE.
When was the start of iron working in China? (page 86)
c. 650 BCE.
When is the traditional date of the accession of Tarquin, Etruscan king of Rome? (page 86)
616 BCE.
When did Assyria sack Thebes and reach the height of its power? (page 86)
663 BCE.
When was the birth was the legendary first emperor of Japan, Jimmu? (page 86)
660 BCE.
When did the Assyrian Empire end with the sacking of Nineveh and Nimrud? (page 86)
612 BCE.
When was the birth of Lao Tzu? (page 86)
605 BCE.
When did the Babylonian Empire under Nebudchadnezzar II destroy Jersulaem’s temple and exile the Israelites? (page 86)
587 BCE.
About what year was Siddhartha Gautama born? (page 86)
c. 563 BCE.
When did Zoroastrianism become the official religion of the Persian state? (page 86)
c. 551 BCE.
About what date was Confucius born? (page 86)
c. 551 BCE.
When was the Babylonian empire absorbed by
Persia? (page 86)
539 BCE.
When did the Romans expel the Etruscans in Italy? (page 86)
510 BCE.
When did Cleisthenes establish democracy in Athens? (page 86)
505 BCE.
When did rice farming reach Japan from China? (page 86)
c. 500 BCE.
When did Athenian Greeks defeat the Persians at the Battle of Marathon? (page 86)
490 BCE.
When did the “Spring and Autumn” annals, the first chronological history of China, end?
481 BCE.
When was Xerxes’ invasion of Greece defeated at Salamis, Plataea, and Mycale? (page 86)
480 - 479 BCE.
When did the Archaic Period of Greek art end and the Classical Period begin? (page 86)
480 BCE.
When was the Confederacy of Delos, later the Athenian Empire, founded? (page 86)
478 BCE.
When did the Peloponnesian Wars between the city-states of Athen and Sparta begin? (page 87)
431 BCE.
When did construction on the second Parthenon in Athens to replace the first destroyed by the Persians begin? (page 87)
448 BCE.