Compare & Contrast
Philosophy & Philosophers
Athenian Democracy, US Democracy & Roman Republic
Vocabulary
Augustus, Constantine, Diocletian, and Roman Empire
100

2 Major Differences between Athens and Sparta

Athens: democratic and focused on government, no respect for women

Sparta: focused on military, major respect and freedom for women

100

Committed suicide by drinking hemlock

Socrates

100

Created the senate, consuls, and the assemblies

Roman Republic

100

The most common Greek foot soldier native to Greece during the 7th-4th century B.C.

hoplite

100

Forcefully Converted Rome to Christianity

Constantine

200

Difference of Paleolithic and Neolithic Age

Paleolithic: hunters and gatherers

Neolithic: shift to farming, a growing population, and the use of pottery

200
Tutored Alexander the Great and opened the Lyceum

Aristotle

200

Rep. elected to vote on laws

US Democracy

200

The traditional Greek battleship that consisted of rows of oars, light-weight wood, sails and a ram for puncturing other ships.

trireme
200

What 2 values did Augustus encourage

Value of family & religion

300

Difference of Jewish faith and the rest of the ancient Near East

Jewish faith: monotheistic (offered a dif worldview with a preserved ancient text, and a strong moral code

Rest of ancient Near East: polytheistic

300

Definition of Philosophy

Study of knowledge, reality, and existence

300

Citizen-18 male; born of citizen parents

Athenian Democracy

300
A formation of Greek soldiers in tight order, usually 8 ranks deep

phalanx

300

His own rise to power led him to see the need for a new system for Ruling Rome. (Diocletian or Constantine)

Diocletian

400

Difference between Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt reaction and response to Nile river

Mesopotamia: feared Nile

Ancient Egypt: worshipped Nile

400

Developed a way of teaching that emphasized thinking

Socrates

400

One of the earliest examples of representative democracy in the world.

Roman Republic

400

Name 3 examples of Culture

Customs

Religion

Food

Language

Government

Clothing

Architecture

Music and Arts

400

Name 3 Changes Augustus made in Rome's social institutions

Reduced inefficiency and corruption

Eliminated ambitious men who threatened peace and order

Eliminated distinctions between people groups

Eliminated undesirable Senators

Recruited wealthy men of good character

Didn’t limit members based off their origins 

500

Difference between Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt religion

Mesopotamia: had not organized religion

Ancient Egypt: unified set of beliefs

500

Created the idea of man with two natures (Flesh & Mind)

Plato

500

Leg. pass laws, Exec. carries out laws, Jud. trials with paid jurors

Athenian and US Democracy

500

Name all 7 examples of Civilization

Common elements

Religion

Political

Military

Social Structures

Writing

Artistic and intellectual activity

500

Name 3 things that brought about the end of the Roman Empire

Inflation

Weak/Corrupt leadership

Geography

Cultural differences

Christian Imperialism 

Lack of cooperation with surrounding people groups

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