mid term exam

Chapter 1 & 2 Test:

Multiple Choice
1. d) History
3. c) Before Christ
4. B) Anno Domini
5. a) 3 Eras of History
7) D) Tigres and Euphrates
10. A) Civilization

Matching
1. J) Culture
4. K) Monotheism
5. N) olytheism
10. C) Postdiluvian

Chapter 3&4
Multiple Choice
1. Mt. Everest
2. DeadSea
4. Caste
10. India
14. Decalogue
15. Mt Horeb (Sinai)
16. Mecca
Matching
2. Chou
7.Clan
9. Mt Fuji
10. Archipelago
Short Answer
2. 38th parallel
3.South Korea
4. North Korea
12. Marco Polo
13. Chi'n
14. Great wall of China
28. Pyongyang
29. Souel
Chapter 5
Multiple choice
2. Sahara
3. Notheast corner
5.Pharoahs
8.Nile
10. Hieoglyphics
Matching
1. Heiroglyphics
4. Pyramids
5.Egyptian Tomb
6. King Tut
7. Mummification

Chapter 6
Multiple Choice
1.Unexplored
2. Polar ice caps
3.2/5
5.Sahara
6. Kalahari
7. Atlas
9. Lake Victoria
Matching
1.Ebed-Melech
4.Simon of Cyrene
5. Clement of Alexandria
Short Answer
Aparti

Chapter 7
Matching
1. Black/Agean
2.Corinth
4. Homer
5. The Illiad
6. The odyssey
7. Zeus
8. Apollo
11. Ares
13. Polis
14. Acropolis

Chapter 8
Matching
2.Warm Mediteranean
3. Alps
5. 753 BC
6. Forum
7.Patricians
8.Plebians
9. Paterfamilia
12. Panthenon
14. Pedagogue
15. Roman Senate
19. Conquest
20. Legion
Matching
1. Carthage
2.Hannible
5. iumverate
3. Gladiators
Short awnser
1. Roman PEace
2. Ceasar Augustus
4. Caligula
5. Nero
7. Mt. Vesuvious
8. Pompe

Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice
1. Knights
2. Prague
3. Michalengelo
4. Moat
5. Serf
6. Jousting
7. Geoffrey Chaucer
Matching
2. Medicius
4. Burghers
5.Black Death
9. Da Vinci
1. Piece of land belonged to this man
3. estate belonged to nobles
15. Painting by Leonardo Da Vinci

Chapter 5 Review

People:

Copts- Hamitic people who blended with Semetic and Japhetic Peoples of the Mediterranean world
Herodotus- The Greek Father of History (485-425BC)
menes- United the two bstates and became the first Pharaoh of all Egypt
Jean Francois Champollion- Able to decipher hieroglyphics with other scholar
King tutankhamen- Teenage pharaoh who died at 18
Khufu, Khafre, Menkaure- Three outstanding monarchs of the old kingdom
Mentuhotep1- Reunited two lands and paved the way for the Middle Kingdom and the powerful 12 Dynasty
Hyksos- Asiatic warriors
Ahmose1- Theban price who founded the New Kingdom
Hatshepsut- Could be Moses' foster mother, strong willed daughter of Thutmose1
Thutmose3- Extended Egypts border to their farthest extent and brought the Egyptian Empire to its greatest height
Amenhotep2- May have been pharaoh during the Hebrew exodus
Ramses2- Most outstanding monarch, fought the Hittites in Asia and sponsored much building activity
Ptolemy- Gained controll of Egypt and established a Hellenistic dynasty that ruled entil Cleopatras suicide
Gamal Abdel Nasser- First president when Egypt became a monarchy in 1953
Anwar el-Sadat- One of the most admired heroes of modern day Europe
Hosni Mubarak- Succeeded Sadet as president of Europe

Places:

Africa- 2nd largest continent
Isthmus of Suez- once connected Africa to Asia
Mizraim- Name of Hams son
Lower Egypt- Nile Delta
Upper Egypt- From Delta near Memphis to the 1st Cataract south of Thebes
Nile Delta- A rich, alluvial plain of fertile soil
Great Pyramids of Cheops- One of the wonders of the world, located at Giza

Capter 1 Review

Terms:

A.D.- After death; Anno domini
B.C.- Before Christ
Evolution- A fabled process of progressive change dependent on chance and time
Government- An institution that has both authority and power to controll
Sovereign- God has supreme power over all nations, rulers, and individuals
Deluge- Great Flood
Capital punishment- The death penalty
Postdiluvian- Post flood
Plain of Shinar-Lower Mesopotamia
Babel- an ancient city in the land of Shinar in which the building of a tower
Humanism- The worship of man
Nation- A large group of people who think of themselves as one
Race- Several large people groups
Indo-European- The Japhetic language

Identification
1. His incarnation, birth, life, death, resurrection, and asension
2. 1, 600
3. Shem, Ham, and Japheth
4. Nimrod; means rebel
5. the tower of babel
6. noahs sons
7. nations

Chapter Concepts
1. the study of man kind; so we wont repeat our mistakes in the past
2. difference between right and wrong, they could talk and understand; freedom to make choices
3. because history covers human acts of reason, beauty, order, design, and truth as these testify to the fact that man was created in the image of God
4. ancient history, medieval history, modern history
5. ancient history is the begining of the record of history
6. God established civil government by establishing capital punishment
7. because if they killed comeone dont you think they should be pu nished for it to
8. nation...ccame from the tower of babel.....they all dispersed

Chapter 15 Section Review 2

1. his royal family/spain,austria,netherlands,several itlian kingdoms
2. he controlled a lot of the earths surface/spain became the golden century
3. he was devoted to the roman church/he intensified the spanish inquisition
4. john III/persecuted the jews
5. they sucessfully transmited their lang. and cultures
6. holland & belgiun/low lands/low countries
7. they shed blood to defend their political and religious freedoms
8. Charles V/Philip the Second/they were shocked and surprised
9. william the silent prince of orange
10. when they conquered spain/1648

Identify.
Miguel de Cervantes-outstanding writer
Don Quixote-writen by Miguel and a master piece
Luiz de camoes-portugals greatest writer
Os Lusiadas-long epic poem
dikes-dam like barriers of earth and stone
Duke of Alva-cruel leader
Council of Blood-it was brutal council because of they way it treated dutch people
United Provinces-declared the netherlands to be independent of spain
Dutch Reformed Church-william the Silent

Chapter 15 Section Review 1

1. They rebelled and were inflamed by political fanatics and self appointed "prophets" the peasants started making extreme demandsand taking matters into there own hands rather than trusting to let the Gospel bring about change.
2. Charles gave the Lutherans until April 1531 to return to the Roman church or face war; they made the peace of Augsburg which was in 1555.
3. The Counter-Reformation. The Counter-Reformation attempted to produce certain limited changes (mostly in the morals of the clergy) within the Roman Church.
4. Jesuits. Their goal was to form a group of men absolutely dedicated to the pope and the Roman Church.
5. They spread Romanism.

Identify
Augsburg Confession- the first Protestant Confession by faith.
Inquisition- virtually destroyed Protestantism in Spain and halted its growth in many other nations.
Ignatius Loyola- a Spanish soldier read about the lifes of pious Roman saints and the life of Christ.
Council of Trent- reaffirmed the traditional Romanist doctrines one by one while specifically denying the Biblical teachings of the Protestant Reformation.

chapter 13 test

Chapter 13 Review:
People:
Celts- Earliest inhabitats of British Isles
Jutes, Angles, Saxons- Germanic tribes, began to arrive from the region south of Denmark
Alfred The Great- First great King of England, saved his kingdom from the Vikings
Harold Godwin- King that died in the Battle of Hastings
William the Conqueror- Won the Battle of Hastings, became the King of England
Joan of Arc- A peasant girl who claimed to hear heavenly voices.
Hugh Capet- Began the Capetian line of kings
Louis VI- Strenghtened the kings power in the Ile-de-France
Louis IX- Improved French law in ways that pleased the people but also increased his power. Made France the most powerful contry in Europe
Pope Boniface VIII- Arrested and killed by King Phillip IV
Ferdinand and Isabella- Married and became King and Queen of Spain.
Marco Polo- Acompanied his father and uncle on a trip to china in 1271 wrote Kindoms and Marvels of the East
Christopher Colombus- Sailed the ocean in 1492 to find the Indies, found the Bahamas

Questions

Who were the earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles? The Celts
What were the dates of the Hundred Years’ War? 1337-1453
Which Germanic tribe conquered Spain in the 5th century? Angles, Saxons, and Jutes
Which name did the Romans give to Spain? England
These were Muslims from North Africa who invaded Spain: Moores
What does “reconquista” mean? To take back
Name 4 nations that developed in Europe during the Middle Ages. Spain, England, France, Portugal
What is the name of the monument in Southern England that may have been an ancient Celtic worship site? Stonehendge
Which Germanic tribe named England? Angles
Which Anglo-Saxon poet lived in the 7th century? (Hint: There’s a Christian band named after him) Caedman
Who was crowned king of France in 987 AD? Hugh Capet
Which French king was St. Louis, MO named after? Louis IX
What was the French Estates-General composed of? (List them out) The Cleregy, Nobles, Commoners
Which peninsula is Spain located on? Iberian Peninsula
Name 3 Germanic tribes. Angles, Saxsons, Jutes
Which countries fought during the Hundred Years’ War? Who won? France and England. France.

section review 2 chapter 13

1. Henry II; he reestablishs royal authority following the struggles over the thrown
2. John; because he was cruel, selfish and known for his treachery
3. It established many precendents of History
4. Simon de Montfort; 1265
5. Edward I
6. Because Edwards army was nearly annihilated
7. Edward I; bills
8. The house of Commons, the house of lords, and the hundreds year war
9. 1337 - 1453; English wins they won land
10. Richard II; Henry IV deposed him and took the throne
11. Henry VI went insane and the House of York desputed with Lancasters and began the war
12. 1485; henry tudor won and became henry VII

Identify:
Richard I- the kind who loved the crusades....called the Lion Hearted
Eleanor of Aquitaine - When richard left she maintained the realm, also Richards mother
Constitution- rules for exercise and restraint of governmental power
Henry III- king of England in 1216
Wales- highland region west of england

Chapter 13 Section Review 1

1. France Spain England Portugal
2. The Celts, The Anglo-Saxsons
3. The Angles, Saxons and Jutes
4. Augustine 664
5. They had parts of the bible in their own language
6. Alfred- Code of Law
7. William the Conqueror. 1066
8. He increased his power.
9. The language became French, Political positions of power
10. Henry I. Charter of Liberties, Exchequer

England- One of the 4 great colonies during the middle ages
Scops- Chanted war poems and stories to the tribes
Beowulf- Greatest Saxon Poem
Archbishop of Canebury- St. Augustine
Danes- Vikings
Danelaw- Danes to the Northeast area of England
London- Important town
Canute the Dane- King of england after Alfred
Harold- Powerful king of england
Norman Conquest- The normans conquered england
Census- A count of people and property
Domesday book- Day of Judgement.

Chapter 12 Study Guide

feudalism-W ay of life based on ownership and use of land
fief- They worked the land
lord- Owned the land
vassal- Used the land but agreed to be in the lords army
knight- Appionted warriors that fought for the king
chivalry- Code of honor that knights had to swear to
heraldry- Colorful, unique symbols, Similar to a Coat of Arms
castle- Heavily fortified dwellings built for nobles
joust- A sport played betwwen knights
tournament- jousting that lasted an entire day
manor- Estates that belonged to the nobles
serf- Farmers that worked on the manors
Truce of God- No fighting on sundays
Peace of God-
burg- community of traviling merchants
middle class- Burgers, between nobility and peasents
trade fair- Merchants from all over
guild- Consisted of merchants, artisans, and craftsmen
black death- Form of Bubonic Plague, 25 million people died in europe between 1334-1351(almost half of the European pop)
Chaucer- He wrote Cantiberry Tails
trivium- Grammer, Rhetoric, and logic, part of the medieval cirriculum
quadrivium- Arithmetic, music, Geometry, and Astronomy, Part of the Medieval Cirriculum
scholasticism- Theology, and Greek Philosophy, Most schools were under authority of the Roman Catholic Church
Brethren of the Common Life- Christian group
humanism- intese interests in the subject of humanities
patron- donated money to the arts
Sistine Chapel- Chapel Michalangelo played in
Medicis- Powerfull and influential Flourintine family
Thomas Aquinas-called a "dumb ox", but had a brilliant mind

William of Ockham educated at Oxford. && said Bible was the ultimate
authority.

John Wycliffe- Translated the Bible into their formal language
John Huss- Student of Whcliffe
Gerhard Groote
Dante wrote Divine Comedy. && one of the few pieces of Medieval literature

Petrarch- Father of Huminism

Bocaccio-wrote "The Decameron"
Michelangelo-"Renaissance Man" most famous paintings would be Sistine Chapel and The Last Supper && He was supported by the Medici Family.
Flanders-
Machiavelli-wrote "The Prince"
Giotto-Famous Artist of the Italian Renaissance
DaVinci-Famous Artist of the Italian Renaissance &&
painted the Mona Lisa
Prague-Famous Artist of the Italian Renaissance

Section 12

Chapter 12 section review 1

1.) based upon the ownership and use of land
2.) A lord - a person who permitted another man A vessel - a man who used it in return for certain promised services
3.) A castle was difficult to attack. Devices had to be used that could hurl stones and arrows and other projectiles over the high wall
4.) Jousts, Tournaments, Falconry, Minstrels
5.) The farmers of the manors, the nobles were richer than that of the peasants
6.) Truce of God , and Peace of God
Identify
Feudalism - The new system of government arose in Medieval Europe
King - at the top of feudal system in each Western European kingdom
crown land - parts of the land
Knight - those nobles promised to provide the king a specific number
Chivalry- Knights code of honor
Heraldry- Code of arms
Manor- Estates that belong to the nobles
Demense-The serf had to work two or three days each week in the lords field

Middle Ages

Chapter 9/10 Test

People
1.Messiah- The "Anointed One" of God
5.Domitian- Responsible for the second great persecution of Christians, Proclaimed himself Dominus et Deus. Demanded to be worshiped
9. Marcus Aurelius- Responsible for the 4th great Christian persecution. Ardent hater of Christians
13.Irenaeus- Pupil of Ploycarp, Bishop of Lyons of Gaul. Was martyred
17. Origen- Christian philosopher and theologin from Alexandria escaped the persecution under Maximinus Thrax
21. Diocletian, The 10 greatest persecution of Christians came under the Reforming emporer
Maximian- Proclaimed himself along with Diocletian offically Dominus Noster( Our Lord).
25. Aristides- Christian apologist of the early church period
29.Athanasius- Argued for the true diety of Christ at the counsil of Nicaea
33. Theodocious I- Ruled from 379-395 AD. Made Christianity the only legal faith.

Terms
Synagogues- Jewish local place of worship
Gentiles- Non-Jews
Proselytes- Jewish converts
Martyr- Person killed for their faith
Book of Revalation- recorded prophetic visions know as the Apocalypse. Wrote by John.
Catacombs- Subteranian galleries beneath the ciy of Rome
Edict of Milan- Extended legal protection and recognition to Christians throught the empire
Church Fathers- Godly and able men who eexponded on Scriptures, defended faith, champion of Christ
apologist- Christian writers who defended the christian faith
Monarchianism- Denied the doctrine of the Trinity
Latin Vulgate- Common Vernacular
Creeds- Confessions of faith
Apostles Creed- The earliest creed developed between the 2nd and 5th centuries
Nicene Creed- Rejected the taching of Arianism.
Athansian Creed- 3rd great creed after the Nicene Creed
Counsil of Nicene- adopted the Nicene Creed in 325 AD
Aranism- False doctrine which denied the diety of Chirst

Chapter concepts
4. It created false christianity. People were only converting and worshiping God because they were forced by law.




Chapter 10

1. Justinian I- 1st great leader of the Byzantine Empire. Justintine the Great
3. Theodora- Justinians wife. Most famous woman of Byzantine history
5. Leo III- Ruled from 717-741 Ad. Destroyed all the painting in the churches.
10. Ottoman- New groups of turks who poured into asia minor during the 14th century

Places
1 Byzantium, Constantinople- Captial of Byzantine, Founded by Constatine. Stood beside the Bosporus
3. Hagia Sophia- Most magnificent church building of the middle ages

Terms
1 Cristiandome- portion of the world where christianity is the dominant religion
3. Greek Fire- Byzantine flamethrower
4. Iconoclastic Contovery- Image destoryer

Chapter concept
1. survived the fall of the western empire of 476, endured through the middle ages. Had a sound monatary system a flourishing trade with Persian and the Orient. Strong Navy. Principles of Law and Order and elements of morality and virtue among its people.

Chapter 9 Section Review 3

1. Clemente of Rome, Ignatius, Polycarp, and Papias
2. Aristids, Iranies, Athanesius
3. Iranies against all heresies
4. Tertullian
5. Origen
6.He translated the scriptures out of hebrew and greek into the common bible of eraly western church, the latin vulgate
7. Ambrose and John Chrysoston
8. Augustine, Confessions and City of God
9. Apostles Creed, Nicean Creed, Anthasian
10.325 AD, Constantinople. Ephesus. Chalcedon
11. Theodosius. It created Fake cristians, It made it good

Church Fathers- Preachers and teachers that god raised up to defend faith
apologists- those who attempted to reasonably defend christianity against pagan defamations
Gnosticism- Combined elements of greek philosiphy
Monarchism- Denied the monarchy of the trinity
Creed- Confessions of faith
Arianism- A false doctrine which denied the diety of Christ

Chapter 9 Section Review 2

1. Tertullian

2.Paul- beheaded and peter-crucified upside down

3.Domitian;they refused;John

4.subterranean galleries beneath the city of rome;were christians would worship

5.Trajan; polycarp

6.justin martyr,blandina

7.septimius severus; irenaeus, perpetua, felicitas

8.maximinus thrax and decius; origen

9. persecution of christains , the christain church triumphed through it all.

10. The edicts of milans , 313

identify: Martyr- the face of torture and death
Book of the revelation- prophetic visions
Polycarp- an aged bishop of smyrna
Maximinus thrax- emperor that started th e6th persecution
Decius- 7th persecution
Orgin- a christain philopsher and theologian
Maximian- proclaimed himsef off. our lord
Galerius- emperor who proclaimed toleration 4 the christains of the east
Constantine I.- extended legal protection and recgonition to christains

Stopping Christian Persecution through the Internet

People of many websites are trying to stop Christian persecution online. This tactic can help but most likely isnt. People are not going to stop persecuting Christians just because they read something over the internet. The only way to get people to stop persecuting is to pass some kind of law protecting Christians. The internet is not powerful enough to pass a law, so therefore it is not working.

Religous Persecution

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Religous Persecution

Malaysian authorities have confiscated more than 15,000 Bibles in recent months because they referred to "God" as "Allah," a translation that has been banned in this Muslim-majority country, Christian church officials said Thursday.

The alleged seizure of the Bibles, imported from neighboring Indonesia, is certain to reignite complaints by religious minorities that their right to practice their faiths freely has come under threat as the government panders to the Muslim majority.

A growing sense of discrimination among the minorities is chipping away at Malaysia's reputation as a harmonious multiethnic nation that practices a moderate brand of Islam.

The Rev. Hermen Shastri, general secretary of the Council of Churches of Malaysia, said authorities seized a consignment of 10,000 copies sent from Jakarta to Kuching in Sarawak state on Sept. 11 because the Indonesian-language Bibles contained the word "Allah."

Indonesian language is similar to Malaysian language, both of which use "Allah" as translation for God in both Islamic and Christian traditions.



The leader of a polygamous community in western Canada said Thursday that authorities are engaging in religious persecution by charging him with practicing polygamy.

Winston Blackmore, who was arrested Wednesday, claimed there are tens of thousands of polygamists across Canada but said his religious sect is being singled out, disregarding his right to religious freedom.

"This is not about polygamy," Blackmore told reporters in the community of Bountiful. "To us this is about religious persecution."

When a modern Western country whose economy is based on science and technology adopts an absurdly medieval law, one would think that this would be a news story of at least moderate size.

A new law in Ireland makes blasphemy illegal.
(ABC News Photo Illustration)Oddly though, almost no attention has been paid in the United Stares to the passing last month of a bill establishing a crime of blasphemy in Ireland.

Approved by the Irish parliament, it states: "A person who publishes or utters blasphemous matter shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable upon conviction on indictment to a fine not exceeding 25,000 euro."


A senior US State Department offiicial is making a rare visit to Saudi Arabia to discuss the sensitive issue of religious freedom.
The US special representative for religious freedom, Robert Seiple and the Saudi Islamic Minister of Religious Affairs, Abdullah al Turki, have held talks in the Saudi capital. Mr Seiple is the head of a newly formed commission to monitor the treatment of religious minorities.

A report by the State Department on religious discrimination last month criticised Saudi Arabia where non-Muslims are not allowed to practice their


However, those who believe and practise minority faiths are routinely persecuted, according to human rights groups.

Two years ago the Eritrean government introduced a registration system for religions which forced groups to submit information about themselves in order to be allowed to worship.

Apart from the four mentioned, other faiths have not been recognised.

And human rights groups have regularly complained that people practising minority religions have faced harassment

Persecution

Restricted Nation- nations that are restricted from hearing the gospel

Lybia- They want to broaden the Islamic law
Saudi Arabia- Islamic state
Iran- In 2008 the government raided house churches and arrested people from them
Mauriania- It is illegal to enter a non-muslim household
China- most christians are in prison or under detention.
Noth Korea- worst perpetrator of persecution against Christians in the world

VOM- A group of people that are trying to stop persecution around the world
-Locations- USA, Canada, Peru, Brazil, Costa Rica, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Italy, Netherlands, UK, Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium, Nigeria, and S. Africa
-To help VOM you can volounteer
-The founders were Pastor Richard Wurmbrand and Sabina (Oster) Wurmbrand

Section Review Chapter 9

1.Vast empire spreading from Rome all the way over millions of square miles of land. Because of the Pax Romana there was peace in Rome and in the empire
2.Herod the Great
3.12 Apostles+Paul
4.100 AD
5.They were impressed that Christians were willing to die and not reject or renounce the name of Christ.

Synagogues-Jewish temple
Gentiles-Non-Jews
Proselytes- Converted Gentiles
Messiah- Jewish name for Christ(Greek)
Church- Body of Christ or place of meeting

The New Testament

Chapter 8 Section Review 1

1. Latins

2. Etruscans, Greeks, Carthaginians, and Gauls; Greeks

3. Paterfamilias, piety, gravity, and dignity

4. They worshiped the same gods, Pantheon

5. 509 BC

6. consuls- 2 equal cheifs dictator-rules Rome for 6 months

7. The Tribune

8. Telve Tables

Identify

Rome- Ruler of the Medditeranean Basin in ancient times
Forum- Common market
Jupiter- Zeus
Patricians- Upper class
Plebians- Lower class
Centuries- Military units of 100 men
Republic- Representatives form of civil government
Electorate- All citizens elegible to vote
Veto- "forbid"
Concilium Plebis- New political office
12 Tables-Written laws

Chapter 7 section 3

1.King Phillip II. Hellenic League. He hoped Greeks would willingly join himto conquer the Persian Empire.
2. 334 bc
3. He defeated the Persian Empire. His Death. He died, people believe he was poisoned.
4. The spread of Greek culture.
5.Ptolemies, Seleucids, Antigonids.

Identify
Macedonia- Place where the Greeks Inhabited
Demosthenes- Famous Asthenian orator
Alexander the Great- Macedonian king
Alexandria- 16 cities named after Alexander the Great
Ipsus-a battle where the empire was divided among four generals who declared themselves kings.

Chapter 7 Section Review 2

1. Monarchy, Council of the Elders and Assembly

2. Aristocracy is ruled by the best, Oligarchy is ruled by the few, Democracy, Oligarchy, and Tyranny

3. Ruled by the many or common people

4. Three classes, ruling, middle and slaves, started training at 7 and were made to steal food to eat and if they got caught they would be punished for getting caught

5. Solon revealed the harsh edicts of Draco, solons was better, it was merciful

6. Pericles, Dominated Athens from 461 and 429 BC, Golden Age of Greece

7. Because they expected more trouble

8. Greece was split into 2, Spartans supremecy was short lived. Thebes delivered defeat to Sparta, Greek city-states became independant again


Identify
Helots- Slaves
Peloponnesian Leage-Alliance with Corinth Megra and other cities in Peloponnisia
Court of Areopagus- It met on the hill by that name
Peistratus-A nobelman aspeing to office
Cleisthenes-Emergen as the new champion of the comman people
Ostracism- Corum of citizens could vote to banish of ten years of any person believed to be dangerous to the state
Representitive Democracy- The citizens elect a few men who represent them in the government
Direct Democracy-The citizens made the big decisions of government directly themselves, not indirectly through representatives

Life In Ancient Greece

a. Family Life-men either trained in the military or dicussed politics, women doing domestic work around home, and the young children playing with their toys.

b. Clothing-Ancient Greek clothing was typically homemade and the same piece of homespun fabric that was used as a type of garment, or blanket and Men in ancient Greece customarily wore a chiton similar to the one worn by women, but knee-length or shorter.Women sometimes wore an epiblema (shawl) over the peplos or chiton

c. Food-Ancient Greeks usually ate bread (barley or wheat) and porridge, accompanied with food such as cheese, vegetables, fish, eggs and fruit. Animal such as deer, hare and boars were hunted only as addition to the food supply.

d. Entertainment- Amphitheater

e. Military- started training at age 7

f. Government-c.800 BC -The majority of Greek states were governed by groups of rich landowners, called aristocrats; this word is derived from 'aristoi', meaning best people. This was a system known as 'oligarchy' the rule by the few.c.750 BC -Athenian power in the Archaic Period was controlled by Aeropagus, or council. Their policies were delivered through three magistrates called Archons.c.500 BC- Democracy was introduced by an aristocrat, Cleisthenes. Who was from family of the Alcmaeonids in 508 BC, after 2 years of civil war, they used the help of Spartans to secure power

g. Social Life-Men if they were not training in military, or discussing politics went to the Theatre for entertainment. To watch dramas that they could relate to, including tragedies and comedies. These often involved current politics and gods in some form. It is thought that women were not allowed to watch theatre or perform at the theatre, although male actors did play women roles

h. Education- Girls didn't go to school and boys trained for military instead of going to school.

Chapter 7 Section Review 1

1. Black Sea and the Agean Sea. Ionian Sea
2. Minoins, Myceneans, and Trojans
3. Minoins, King Minos at Knossos
4. Dorians
5. Dorians
6. Homer
7. Greek gods, Zues, Apollo, Aries, Posieden. They were a product of poetic genius
8. Apollis is a city state
9. Sparta, Athens, Ertertia
10. 490-479 BC
11. Battle Thermopalay, Greeks were defeated by Persians because of a trader, Battle of Salamis, The Greeks Defeated the Persians, and it was the firts navel batle
12. It placed an absolute linit on westward expansion in the Persian Empire

Identify

Hellespont-Where the people of troy lived.
Attica- A prominent region of greece
Peloponnesus- prominent region of greece
Trojan war- 1200bc mycenans defeated the city of troy, on the coast of asia minor after a 10 year seige
Odysseus- Main characer of Homer's Odyssey
Mt. Olympus- Where the gods lived
heros-human chracters who played imprtant roles in homers poems
Achilles- Invincible greek warrior
barbarian- Those who did not speak greek
Olypic Ganes- held every fourth year at olympia in honor of Zeus
Olypiad- time between olympic games
Darius 1- King of persia
Xerxes 1- Darius son
Leonidas- Spartan leader
Themistocle- briallant athenian tricked xerxes into fighting a naval battle
Plataea- a battle fought in 479 bc

Chapter 6 Study Guide

What kind of progress was made while Africa was ruled by Europeans?
- government, established schools , and built roads/railroads , new cities and hospitals.

What are Africians most pressing needs today?
-the gospel, foods and shelter, and education.

African Landscape

deserts-2/5 of Africa
Sahara-north Africa
kalahari-south Africa
Savanna-vast tracks of and characterized by wet&dry seasons.covered by grass and shrubs.
Mountains-atlas mt. range & Mt.Kilimanjaro
Atlas Mountain Range-Africas longest mountain range
Mt.Kilimanjaro-tallest mountain in Africa
Nile River-longest river in africa
Lake Victoria-Africas largest lake
Great rift valley-largest rift in earths surface

African History

Began shortly after the...Flood
Ebed Melech-helped prophet Jeremiah when he was cast into prison by King Zedekiah.
Unnamed Ethiopian-most famous Cushite in world history,treasurer for Queen Candace of Cush,Philip lead this treasurer to Christ
Eunuch-casturated man who protected the queen.
Edesius and Frumentius-around 300 a.d. these 2 were ship wrecked and taken to Ethiopia as slaves. Preached the gospel there. credited with bringing Christianity to Africa.

Early Christianity in Africa
Alexandria,EGYPT-home to clement of alexandria.(150-215)
Cyrene,LIBYA-simmon was from here and he carried the cross for jesus
Carthage,TUNISIA-city of early church fathers tertullin(160-230) and cyprain(200-248)
Simon of Cyrene-caried the cross for Jesus
Clement of Alexandria-was from alexandria,egypt is the oldest surviving christian hymn.
African Trade
Sea trade-early as 1500 b.c.,africans were trading w/ asians . Africa gave iron,ivory,gold.Asia gave porcelain,precious stones,silk.
Inland trade-b/t 300 and 1200 a.d.,ghana was trading w/ middle east arabs. Ghana gave gold,ivory and slaves. Middle east gave salt, copper, dried fruits.
Mali Empire-lasted from 1200-1500 a.d.,modern day gambia,guinea,mali and seegal.
Timbuktu-important trading center for mahli empire,famous center for learning and culture.
Songhai Empire-dominated west asia in 1500s/monopolized trade across the sahara.

Exploration and Missions
"The White Mans Grave"-name for africa in the 19th centruy(1800s)/explorers in africa faced many obsticales:intense heat,malaria,sleeping sickness,&yellow fever.
Mungo Park-Explored africa from 1768-1773/explored the nile river.
Hugh Clapperton-explored africa from 1822-1824/1st european to to cross the sahara.
Alexander Laing-explored africa from 1825-1826/first european to reach timbuktu.
Robert Moffatt-explored africa from 1795-1883/one of the 1st missionaries to africa/he said,"I can see the smoke of a thousand villages where the name of Chirst has never been heard."
David Livingstone-went to africa in response to moffatts call for more missionaries'1st european to see Victoria falls(largest waterfall)/worked in africa many years, then went missing/american newspaper sent a reporter,Henry Stanley, to find him.

Africa in Modern Times
European Rule-by WWI, only 2 african staes were independent....Ethiopia & Liberia
Progress-what kind?-government, established schools , and built roads/railroads , new cities and hospitals.
1950s and 1960s-a move toward independence from European rule. began with Ghana in 1957.
General Idi Amin-seized power in Uganda/ruled until 1979/devout muslim...killed and tortured as many as 300,000 people)

Madagascar

Chase- This game is lame. It was very boring. it probably helped with my map skills but it was not entertaining. I wouldnt play it again because its boring. Very boring.

Christian- I didnt realy like the game. It was kinda boring. I dont think it realy elped me any and it was very slow paced

Arican Map Game

Christian- 123 sec

Chase- 112 sec

Africa Geography Game

Christian-115
Chase-165

Chapter 6 Section Review

1. 2/5, Sahara-Worlds largest, northwest Kalahri-North



2. Atlas mtn range, mt Kilimanjaro



3. Lake Victoria, Nile River



4. Great Rift Valley

Identify
Dark Continent-Africa
Savanna-Vast tracts of land characterized by wet & dry seasons
Lake Tanganyika-The worlds longest and second deepest lake

Study Guide

Sahara- The largest desert in the world located in Africa
Nile- Largest river in the world located in Africa, flows north instead of south
Egypt- Seabed of African culture located in northeast Africa
Mizraim- The most ancient name of Egypt, name of Ham's son
Land of Ham- What the Bible calls Egypt
Nomes- Small states in ancient Egypt
Pharaohs- Srong rulers of Egypt
Menes- The first Pharaoh of Egypt, united upper and lower Egypt
"The Gift of the Nile"- The name of Egypt given by Herodotus
Hieroglyphics- The language that the Egyptians wrote in, contained over 700 characters
Book of the Dead- Most important Egyptian work, it contained prayers,hyms, spells, and other info to guide souls through the afterlife, they palced it tombs
Memphis- Known as noph in the Bible, nothing remains but two granite collums
Thebes- "City of the Dead" considered a necropolis
Necropolis-"City of the Dead"
Pyramid- A tomb for the pharaohs, best symbolizes Egyptian government
Monarchy- One leader
Theocracy- Ruled by a god
Humanism- Worship humans, Pharaohs
Naturalist- The worship of nature
Polytheistic- Believing in thousands of gods and godesses
Egyptian Tombs- Men spent as muh time preparing their tombs then he did on his affairs
Great Pyramids of Cheops- One of the 7 wonders of the world, took 100,000 people 20 years to build, covered 13 acres and 2.3 million blocks of stone and was 480 ft high
King Tut- Was a king that died at the age of 18, his tomb was one the worlds greatest archeologica discoveries
30 Dynasties- Ancient Egyptian history is divided into 30 dynasties
Old Kingdom- Dynasties 3-6 important monarchs- Cheops, Khafre, and menkaure
Pyramid at Giza- Built by the old kingdom
The Great Sphinx-Had a head of a man and body of a lion, bears the likeness of Khafre
Middle Kingdom-11 Dynasty, king Mentohotep, Established capitol at Thebes
Kign Menuhotep- King of the middle kingdom
Hyksos- Asiatic warriors, conquered the middle kingdom with charriots and horses
Amose 1- the king of the new kingdom
New Kingdom- 18-20 dynasty, drove hyksos out of Egypt
Hatshepshut- May have been Moses' mom, the only female pharaoh
Amenhotep 2- Tuts son, may have been Pharaoh during the Exodus
Later New Kingdom- Ramses 2- most outstanding Egyptian monarch
Alexander the Great- Young Macedonian king
Alexandria- The most important city in Alexanders empire
Lighthouse of Alexander- One of the ancient wonders of the world, 440 ft high marble tower with a fire burning pitch and a giant reflective mirror. the lighthouse could cast light 35 miles across the sea

Game

Christian- I enjoyed the game alot. It was fun to learn more about the mummification process. It had alot of information about how they mummified people back in Egypt.

a. What do Nile crocodiles resemble? What do they feed on?
Armored tanks with huge teeth filled mouths, they eat insects and small teeth

b. How does the male croc get the female croc's attention?
He bellow and splashes, slapping his snout on the water

c. Where does the female lay her eggs?
Usually digs a hole and puts her eggs in their

d. How many eggs does she deposit? Does she watch them?
25-80, yes

e. How do the mom & dad croc know when the baby crocs are ready to hatch?
The babies send a high pitched sound for help to hatch

f. Where does mom bring them once they hatch?
She carries them to the water

g. How do crocs control their temperature?
They bask in the sun during the day, and in the evening they rest in the shade, and then sleep all night mostly sumerged

h. What's the scientific name for crocodile? How long can they grow?
Crocodylus Niloticus, they can grow up to 20 ft (6 meters)

i. How long can they live? What kind of feet do they have?
About 45 years and they have webbed feet

j. Where do Nile crocs live?
Primaraly in rivers, marshes and lakes in southern Egypt

k. How can you tell an alligator from a crocodile?
Crocs have long, narrow snouts while gators have short rounded snouts

l. What do crocs use their tails for?
Propeling themselves through water

m. What do crocs eat? (mammals)
Baboons, hyenas, impalas, and wildebeast

n. What type of huge prey do crocs kill?
hippos, lions, buffalo, giraffes, and sometimes even humans

o. Tell me about a croc's brain.
They have the most highly developed brains of all reptiles

p. How do stones aid in digestion for crocs
theyre found in the stomach to help the digestion of food

Photos

1- A large ship is going down a canal in Egypt- Large ship steams through the Suez Canal in Egypt
2- People are shopping in a market in Egypt- Shoppers walk through an open-air market in luxor, Egypt
3- A camel is in front of pyramids- A camel stands near the great pyramid in Giza, Egypt
4- Its a picture of Cairo, Egypt- Crowded Cairo, Egypt, has more than 18 milion people
5- People gathering water- Two women fill their jugs with water from the Nile River
6- The Egyptian flag- Egyptian flag

a. Tell me about rainfall in Egypt, and the importance of the Nile River. Only about an inch each year

b. Egypt is divided into what 2 sections? Upper and Lower Egypt

c. Tell me about Northern & Southern Egypt. Southern- low mountains and desserts northern- wide valleys near the Nile and deserts east to west.

d. Egypt is home to which animals? Cheetas, hyenas, crocodiles, & cobras

e. What did the Egyptians leave paintings & carvings of? Large animals such as elephants, hippos, leapords, and cheetas

f. Civilization was established by what year? How long ago did they settle there? 3000 BC, 8000 years

g. When did Lower & Upper Egypt unite? 3100 BC

h. When did Egypt fall under Roman control? When did Muslims take over Egypt? 31 BC, and 640 AD

i. Who invaded Egypt in 1882? What did they want? When did Egypt declare independence? British, to control Suez Canal, 1952

j. 90 percent of Egyptians are what religion? Muslims

k. Why is overcrowding a problem in Egypt today? It puts strains on Egyptian resources since most people live on a narrow strip of line along the Nile River

l. Why are children highly valued in their culture? They help with family work and take care pf the parents in old age.

m. What type of gov't is Egypt today? Democratic Republic

n. What is Egypt's largest single source of foreign income? Why do you think that is? Tourism, because of pyrimids and sphinx

o. What is the official name of Egypt? Arab Republic of Egypt

p. What is the capital of Egypt? Cairo

q. What is the population/official language of Egypt? 78,887,007 Arabic

r. What's the currency in Egypt? (Money) Egyptian pound, guinay

Mummification

Chase- The Pharoahs went through a lot after their death. They were removed of all their organs and then well preserved. They were buried in a tomb with all of their possesions and let there forever. Many tombs were raided by tomb raiders and all of their possesions stolen. Im glad i was never a Pharoah.

Christian- It was funn to learn sbout the processes that the pharaohs went through to be mummified. They had to have all of their organs removed and sucked out of them. it was also cool to know that they didnt burry the Pharoahs werent buried for 70 days when today most people dont even wait 7 days to be buried. I enjoyed learning about the mummification of the Pharoahs.

Mummification

a. "Introduction" -
Ancient Egyptian history spans how many centuries? 30 centuries
What did the people believe Pharaoh was? pharaoh was a living god
How did they "achieve immortality"?preserve the body of a person once they had died, and wrap them up in linen bandages

b. "Dead" -
What was embalming? Your dead body is collected and cleaned, then taken to the ‘place of embalming’, called the wabet.
Who did the embalming? highly respected men
What role did linen, your body, the priest, natron salt, canopic jars, tools, and oils play in the embalming process? They all helped preserve the body

c. "Organs Removed"
- Which organs were removed? intestines, stomach, liver, lungs
What did they do with them? stored them in jars

d. "Get Stuffed" -
What does "Get Stuffed" refer to? The stuffing of your dead body with oils and sawdust and rags
What did they stuff you with? oils sawdust and rags

e. "Tomb Bound" -
What did they do to get your body ready for the tomb? They wrapped you with linen
What was involved in bandaging the body? some prefer to start with the head and work their way down the body. Resin is used to glue the bandages together.
What might be placed in your tomb if you were rich? All of your possesions and slaves if you had any

f. "Coffins Etc" -
Tell me about Ancient Egyptian coffins. They contained the preserved mummy, there could be as many as three total coffins in one.
What went in the coffins with the body? Stuff.
What went in the tomb with the coffin? All of the mummies possesions and slaves

g. "Your Funeral" -
What did an Ancient Egyptian funeral look like? You have now been dead for seventy days and today is the day of your funeral. You are finally about to enter the afterlife! You will be buried on the western side of the river, where the sun sets.
Your coffin is taken there by boat and is then placed on a sledge and pulled to your tomb.

Tell me about the procession. People would come and mourn over your death and bring food

h. "Eternal Rest" -
Tell me about tomb raiders. What do they do and what do they want? They broke into the pharoahs pyramid and stole all of his gold and possesions.

Chapter 5 Section Review 3 + Identify

1. Its usually divided into 30 dynasties



2. Khufu(Cheops), Khafre, and Menkaure, they built the 3 largest pyramids at Giza



3. King Mentuhotep 1 Abram and his family entered Egypt in search for food



4. Ahmose, He drove the Hyksos out of Egypt



5. Hatshepsut



6. Egypt reestablished its empire in Asia during this period Thutmose 3



7. Became a monarchy during his reign



8. Anwar El-Sadat, Negotiating with Isreals Prime Minester



Identify

Giza- Pyramids eight miles south of Cairo

Great Sphinx- Head of a man body of a lion

Twelfth Dynasty- Expanded Egyptian infuence to Asia

Hyksos- "Sheperd King" or "King of Foriegn Countries"

Ramses II- The most outstanding monarch who fought the Hittites

Alexandria- Most emportant city in Alexander's empire

Suptuagint- The old testament that was translated to Greek

Ptolemy- Establish Hellenistic dynasty after Alexander's rule

Cairo- The center of the great cities of the arab world

Suez Canal- built in 1869 by the British

Hosni Mubarak- President of Eygpt anfter Sadat

Modern China

Christian- 5/10

Chase- 4/10

Walk the Plank

Christia-7/10
Chase- 7/10

Chapter 5 Section review1&2

1. Africa. Sahara. Nile



2. Mediterranean Sea, Sahara Desert, Red Sea.



3. Land of Ham, Gift of the Nile, Seedbed of Africa Culture



4.Because of cultural diffusion



5. Lower and Upper Egypt. Menes.



6.Near the Nile River



7. Egypt was the greatest and most magnificent power of the ancient world.



8. It deposits alluvial soil.



9. They were pictures that the egyptians used for language



10. Thebes, Memphis



11. Pyramid


12. They were humanist, naturalistic, and polytheistic

Identify

Isthmus of Suez- Once connected Africa and Asia but since 1869, but it now separates them
Copts- Hamatic people that blended with Semitic and Japhetic people of the Mediterranean Sea
Nomes- Small states in Egypt
Herodotus- The Greek "Father of History", and foremost traveler of the Mediterranean Sea
Nile Delta- Rich alluvial plain of fertile soil
Heiroglyphics-Egyptian system of writing with over 700 characters
Book of the Dead- A book of prayers and incantations placed in tombs to protect the spirits of the dead
Necropolis- "City of the Dead" located along the banks of the Nile River
Great Pyramids of Cheops- At Giza remains one of the 7 wonders of the world
Tutankhamen- One of the worlds most archaeological discoveries
Mummification-The preservations of the bodies of the dead

Eygpt quiz

Chase 10/12

Temple Stores

Christian- 11 people 103 pts
Chase- 10 people 100 points

Nakht-Amun

He lived between 5000 and 2000 years ago. 99% of people didnt know heiroglyph. Scribe tought their sons snd sometimes groups of people. His house was made pf river mud while most peolples houses were made of bricks. His windows were small with no glass just a hole in the wall. His house was built by the Valley of kings. I got 7/10 right.

Chase Barrett- I think that the Egyptian game was fun. It was rather long but i enjoyed it. I learned things about old Egyptian artifacts. I learned about how they arranged burials and how they removed organs from the dead. The game was fun but I will never play it again.

Egyptian Tomb Adventure Summary

Christian- I think that the game was fun and I learned alot from it. It was fun to learn about some of the artifacts. i learned about the coffins, guard dogs and other thing that they buried with mummies. I also got to learn about some of the symbols they used for different letters. i enjoyed playing the game and learning more about Egyptian civilization and culture.

Egyptian Tomb Adventure

1. It tells you about the person buried in the stone
2. Heiroglyph
3. Priest
4. Canopic Jars, Statues, and a coffin
5. Anubis, the god of cemetery
6. They usually had a body of a human and a head of an animal
7. Used to store peoples organs
8. Wood

Chapter 3.1

1. Old Babylon Empire
2. King of Babylon, established first great Babylonian Empire
3. Composed durind the reign of Hammurabi, to exalt Babylon and its cheif god, Marduk
4. Indo-Europeans from Asia Minor, raided & ploundered Babylon in 1600 BC, first people to extinsively use iron

Chapter 4.1

1. Mt. Everest, and Dead Sea
2. Hwang Ho, Tigris/Euphrates, and Indus
3. Beacuase it juts out into the sea
4. Himilayan mountains, Decau Platau, and Northern Plains

Chpter 4.5

1.Hokkaido, Honshu, Hyushu, and Shikoku
2. Mt. Fuji
3. Ainu
4. Oldest religion of Japan

Gesture Game

Christian-I think that this game was prety cool I only gotan 1/4 though. It was cool to learn some of the gestures they made. I think that some of the gestures they make are pretty weird though.

Chase- The gestures game was fun. It was intresting to learn about some ancient Japanese gestures. The game was tough, I only got 2 out of 4 right. It was a fun game to play and it was funny when you got the answers wrong.

Whats In the Photo

Christian- In the game I learned alot about what Japenese people use stuff for. I learned that they also have a special back scratcher, which is pretty interesting. Also it showed how they make ink. also about how some of the kids play and what they play with.

Chase- In the game which i got a 10/10, i learned about Japanese culture. I learned some of the Japanaese rituals and products. I saw what they used to make ink, and some games they played. They are awesome. And they like rice.

Chapter 4 Section Review 1

1. Tigri-Euphrates, Indus, and Hwang Ho. Mesopotamia, India, and China


2. 1 1/3 land and 60% population


3. Himalayan Mountain System, Northern Plains, and Deccan Plateau


4. Hiduism and Cast System



5. Mauryas


6. Siddhartha Gautama, Asia


7. Guptas



8. Mogul Empire


9. British East India Company


10. William Carey


11. They aided India, enlarged irrigation systems, constructed railroads, telegraphs and telephone systems


12. Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, 1947




13. Indira Gandhi, and Mahatma Gandhi



14. Mathmatics- Place Value, Decimal Numeral, Arabic Numeral, and Algebra Science and Technology- Advanced chemical principles


Identify:

Mount Everest- The highest point in the world, 29,035 ft above sea level
Dead Sea- The lowest place in the world 1,309 ft below sea level
Indus Valley Civilization- Indian civilization that rose at around 2,000 BC along the fertile plains of the Indus River Valley
Aryans- Hordes of fierce barbarians who invaded India
Draidians-Fled south after being overwhelmed by the Aryans
Asoka- The greatest ruler of the Mauryas Empire
Taj Mahal- Best of empires
Pakistan- Territory suceeded from India
Bangladesh- East Pakistan
Hindustani- The official language of Pakistan
Sepoy Rebellion- Indian troops revolted against the British
Adoniran Judsen- Missionary in India known as the father of American missions

Asia Map Game

Chase-120

Christian-127

Capitals Game

Chase- 15,800.



Christian-10,100

Indus Valley Summary-Christian

I think that the game was very fun and contained a lot of interesting information. I had fun doing it and also learned a lot about the Indus Valley Civilization.

One of the main things I found interesting about their civilization was their pluming and draining system. I find it neat that their plumbing and draining system was that much like ours today. I found that their civilization was very interesting and would like to learn more about them.

Taj Mahal

1. Uttar Pradesh and Agra

2. 1630-1653

3. Emperor Shah Jahan

4. It was made for a grave for the emperors
wife.

5. Bearing masonry, inlaid marble

Ibdus Valley Questions

1. 2600-1900 BC

2. Pakistan, India, and parts of Afghanistan

3. Over 2000

4. Lothal

5. Harappa

6. "Mound of the Dead"

7. Mohenjo-Daro

8. Aerial photograph

9. The longest amd widest street in Mohenjo-Daro

10. Used fo building house walls

11. Yes

12. For fresh drinking water

13. It allowed water to be drained from the city

14. Metal plate, a set of weights, a seal, 2 figurines, terracotta tablet, neckless, and model cart

Games

Hopping Through History-17 correct 5 incorrect
Kiana Orca Preserve-5 correct 0 incorrect
History Galactia-9 correct 3 incorrect
Brick Busters History Game- 28 correct 11 incorrect

Chapter 3 Section Review 2

1. Canaan, Palastine, & Israel
2. Israel & Judah
3. The three greatest monotheistic religions
-Christianity
-Islam
-Judaism
4. The Ten Commandments
5. They agreed o be a theocracy
6. Semites
7. David & Solomon
8. They divided into two parts
9. 70 A.D.

Identify
Abraham- the father of a great nation
Patriarchs- founding fathers of Israel
Moses- a mighty leader
Covenant- a promise
Theocracy- a nation ruled by one god
Alphabet- photonic system of writing in which letters are used to represent sounds rather than things or ideas
Sinai Script- first true alphabet
Literacy- the ability to read and write ones own language
721 BC- the Assyrians invaded israel
586 BC-The Southern Kingdom fell to the Babylonians

Middle East Geography Game

Christian-150
Chase-50

Chapter3 Section Review.

1. Place value notation.

2. Government, Hammurabi's Code Of Law

3. Hittites

4. Assyrian Empire

5. Ashurbanipal. in Ninevah

6. Nebopolassar & Nebuchadnezzar in 586 B.C.

7. Cryrus the Great. Telling the Jews to return to Judah

8. Darius I and Xerxes I

9. Xerxes I. Antaxerxes I.

10. They had a much higher regard for sanctity of the law.

Babylon-The first empire to rule the middle east after Sumer
Hammurabi- The king of Babylon
Enuma Elish- Babylonian Genesis
Justice-The use of authority and power to uphold what is right, just, or lawful
Tiglath-pileser I- seized Babylonia and essablishes the Assyrian Empire
Chaldeans-Semitic people from Arabia who overthrew the Assyrian Empire
Hanging Gardens of Babylonia- Terrace roof gardens, counted as one of the seven wonders of the world
Daniel- one of the jews taken captive by the Babylonians, eventually became an important official in Babylon
Zoroastrianism- False Pagan religion.

What Happend On Your Birthday

March 16, 1802- U.S. Military Acedemy established.

April 8, 1974- Hank Aaron breaks the all time homerun record.

This day in history

Hawaii becomes the 50th state on August 21.

Geospy score

Christian- 25/50

Chase-39/50

Mesopotamia Photos

Map

Black Sea
Red Sea
Caspian Sea
Persian Gulf

Iraq Photos

Photo #1- Men swimming in the river

Photo #2- Two people tending to their beehives

Photo #3- A man coming down a ziggurat

Photo #4- A woman that recieved a purple finger after voting

Photo #5- Shoppers walking through a crowded street

Iraq Facts

Fact 1 - Iraq is dominated by which 2 rivers? Tigris and Euphrates

Fact 2 - Rocky deserts cover about what percent of the land? 40% of land.

Fact 3 - Are their protected natural areas in Iraq? There is no proteced land in Iraq.

Fact 4 - What species are at risk in Iraq? Cheetahs, wild goats and dugongs

Fact 5 - Describe "carp" fish. They can grow to be 300 pounds.

Fact 6 - What's gone on in Iraq during the past 15 years? Two major wars, international sanctions, occupation by foreign government, terrorism.

Fact 7 - What is Iraq's nickname? Cradle of Civilization.

Fact 8 - Who established the first known system of laws? The Sumerians

Fact 9 - When did Babylonian rule end? 539 B.C

Fact 10 - When did Iraq become an independent country? 1932

Fact 11 - What happened to Saddam Hussein? Captured, trialed, and executed.

Fact 12 - True or False: Iraq is one of the most culturally diverse nations. True

Fact 13 - Today, how many Iraqis can read/write? 40%

Fact 14 - When were Iraq's first democratic elections held? 2005

Fact 15 - What does Iraq have the "world's second largest supply of"? Oil

Fact 16 - What's the official name of Iraq? What is the capital city? How many people live there? Republic of Iraq. Baghdad. 26,783,383.

Fact 17 - What is Iraq's money called? New Iraq dinar

Iraq Video

a. What is known as the "Cradle of Civilization"?- The Fertile Cresent. (A.k.a. Mesopotamia)


b. Where did these civilizations develop? Between the Tigris and Euphrates


c. Recorded history in Iraq began with what group? Sumerians


d. What did the Mesopotamians build to collect water? Dikes and created canals and channels


e. Name 2 Mesopotamian cities.- Urak and Ur


f. What did crop surpluses do? Allowed the population to expand and florish


g. Who lived at the temple?- The Lugals.


h. What was a "ziggurat"?- A Salem Temple


i. What were kings revered as? Representatives of the gods on eath


j. What is "cuneiform"?- The Sumerian form of writing, earliest piece of writing.


k. What did they write on their clay tablets? (They kept records of what?) Commodities like sheep and grain, recorded the first major litarary work called epic of gilgumesh.


l. What was the "Epic of Gilgamesh"? The first major literary work.


m. Describe the "hanging gardens" of Babylon. Famous, Ancient wonders.


n. Who was King Hammurabi? What was Hammurabi's Code? Defines private property and legal decisions for crimes family disputes and commerce.


o. What did Mesopotamia leave a legacy of? Law literature and engineering for modern civilizations to build on

Geography quiz scores

Christian- 6/10

Chase- 5/10