Vocabulary 1
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Midieval Times and the Renaissance
Vocabulary 2
100

A type of government where all male citizens met in an assembly to make their own laws

Direct Democracy

100

The massive pyramids of Egypt were primarily built to serve as:

Tombs for the pharoahs

100

The rugged mountains that cover 70-80 percent of Greece had what primary effect on the development of the civilization?

They caused Greece to be divided into City States.

100

The rise of feudalism was mainly caused by:

government weakness and the need for safety.

100

A narrow strip of land, like the one that links the Peloponnesus to the rest of Greece

Isthmus

200

A system of govenment based on loyalty and land ownership that arose because of weak government and a need for safety

Feudalism

200

The Egypian focus on the afterlife was rooted in their belief in ka, which was:

A person's life force

200

How did the sea most help the Greek economy and culture?

It allowed for common sea trade and linking of regions.

200

The Crusades were military efforts to:

capture land, such as Jerusalem.

200

A terrible disease that arrived in Europe in 1346 and killed many people.

Black Death

300

Specially treated bodies wrapped in cloth to preserve them for the afterlife

Mummies

300

Which Egyptian ruler dressed as a man, called herself king, and expanded Egyptian trade routes?

Queen Hatshepsut

300
The Greeks adapted their alphabet from which trading people?

Phoenicians

300

Where did the Renaissance begin?

The cities of Italy

300

A way of thinking during the Renaissance that focused on human ability, achievement, and creativity.

Humanism

400

A time of new designs, styles, and great creativity in Europe, beginning in the 1300s

Renaissance

400

Which job employed the vast majority of Egypt's population?

Farmers and other peasants

400

Which city-state developed the political system of direct democracy?

Athens

400

The invention that helped the ideas of the Renaissance spread quickly across Europe was the:

Printing Press

400

The title was used by the rulers of Egypt 

Pharoah

500

The study of the structure of the human body.

Anatomy

500
The process of embalming was developed by the Egyptians primarily to:
Help ka from suffering by preserving the body
500

In the Athenian democracy, which group was NOT considered a citizen who could take part in government?

Women, slaves, foreigners

500

The detailed and lifelike facial features of Venus in Botticelli's painting are a characteristic of which term?

Realism

500

A campaign, often military, to capture land, like the attempt to take Jerusalem.

Crusade