west civ midterm Flashcards

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  • What did Greek people from various city-states have in common?
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Language, culture, and religion.

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  • What religion did Greeks practice? What does it mean
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Polytheism- followed many gods

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  • What new form of government was established in Greece? What was original
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Democracy- og is Aristocracy

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  • What did the Greeks build?
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temples

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  • Characteristics of Sparta?
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Focused on their army, individualism discouraged, service to state was most important.

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Characteristics of Athens?

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Focused on philosophy, literature, had a representative government.

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  • What led to the decline of Ancient Greece
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War between city states, neighboring states increase of power, Macedonia conquered the city states.

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  • When were the remaining city-states conquered?
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146 BCE

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when did (western) Rome fall? Why did it fall

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476 AD- Rome was a small empire within Europe

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Byzantine empire fell in the year

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1453 AD

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  • What was the time period of the Roman Republic?
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509 BC-29 BC

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Greek temple built to honor goddess Athena in Athens was?

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Parthenon

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Language of Rome

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Latin

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Language of Greece

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Greek

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  • What branches of government were established in the Roman Republic?
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Executive, legislative, and judicial.

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  • How did the Roman Republic change over time?
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They built roads and aqueducts.

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  • What was the time period of the Roman Empire
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30 BCE- 476 A.D.

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  • What were some characteristics of the Roman Empire? What did they build? And how did these structures help Rome socially, politically, militarily, or economically?
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They built roads and aqueducts. The roads allowed them to get places and trade easily. Aqueducts allowed for them to get clean water.

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  • Why were Christians viewed as threat to Rome?
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They only believed in one God and Rome thought that their gods would get mad at them for letting Christians worship God.

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  • What factors contributed to the fall of Rome?
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Rise of Christianity.

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once appointed a Roman Senator, this patrician could serve for…

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The roman empire was accepting of the Christian faith

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the principle of government made sure that no one branch could control another

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checks and balances

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  • Which Emperor of Rome relocated the capital city to the eastern portion of the empire?
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Constantine

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* How was the geographic location of Constantinople of strategic importance or value?
Was a good place for trade.
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split between the western roman catholic church and eastern orthodox church was called
the great schism
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* How did the important works of the ancient Greeks and Romans survive the fall of the eastern half of the empire?
They went with Constantine to the byzantine Empire.
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dates of middle ages
500 AD- 1450 Ad
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* What events mark the beginning and end of the Middle Ages?
Fall of Rome, End of Feudalism/Renaissance
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* Why are the Early Middle Ages referred to as the Dark Ages
There was a lack of advancement and technology.
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* What major threat did Europeans face in the Early Middle Ages?
The Muslims attacks./ tribal invasions
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some strengths and weaknesses of the feudal system?
? There was order, people were protected. Weaknesses- serfs didn’t have opportunities, couldn’t withhold the black death.
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* What were the Crusades?
A series of Holy wars to win back the Holy Land.
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* What factors left Europeans vulnerable to the Black Death?
No hygiene, overpopulated areas, and no protection, no advanced medicine
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Renaissance took place between
1300s-1500s
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* What factors contributed to Italy being the center of the Renaissance?
Trading routes allowed culture to be influenced and city states allowed art to flourish.
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* What were some overall characteristics of the era that changed after Middle Ages?
Human Potential, humanism, Art, religion.
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* What was the Renaissance value of humanism? What were the goals of a humanist education
The value of humanism focused on human potential, achievements, and activities. The goals were to study less about religion and more on the human and ancient Greece teachings.
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* What were some other Renaissance values?
Individualism, secularism, humanism, science, and naturalism.
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* How did Renaissance art differ from Medieval art?
? Renaissance art focused more on humanism, individualism, secularism and looking more realistic.
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* How did the printing press impact the growth of the Renaissance
When the printing press was made, they were able to print books quicker which allowed them to read at school and learn old Greek teachings.
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