Vocab 1
Ancient China
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
100
A dustlike material that would deposit into the Huang River and give it a yellowish hue.

What is loess?

100

A period of civil war that took place between the reign of the Zhou and the Qin.

What is the Warring States Period?

100

This large body of water is known as the birthplace of western civilization.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

100

What river was Rome built next too.

What is the Tiber River?

200

Means beautiful writing.

What is calligraphy?

200
Name the two types of philosophies in China.

What is Confucianism and Daoism?

200

This main rival of the Greeks laid in the west.

Who was Persia?

200

Legend states that these twin brothers founded the city of Rome. One of the brothers killed the other to become the sole ruler of Rome.

Who are Romulus and Remus?

300

Means Greek influenced.

What is Hellenistic/Hellenism?

300

These are the name of the Huang and Chang Rivers today.

What is the Yellow River and Yangtze River?

300

The three Greek philosophers whose works influence many teachings still today.

Who are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?

300
The series of wars fought between the Romans and Carthage.

What is the Punic Wars?

400

An enlarged pike created by King Philip II.

What is a sarissa?

400
What are the 5 relationships in Chinese philosophy.

What is Ruler/subject, Father/Wife, Father/Child, Friend/Friend, and Older sibling/Younger sibling?

400

This Greek family ruled in Egypt for over 300 years. One of their ancestors was Queen Cleopatra.

Who were the Ptolemy family?

500

A system of rules by which a government is organized.

What is a constitution?

500

This ancient philosopher is well known for his thoughts on the nature and spiritual worlds and how that shapes the reality for people.

Who is Confucius?

500
These two stories were major legends among the Greek people, written by Homer.

What is the Iliad and the Odyssey?

500
A system of getting water from a source into a city by using brick structures with arches to level or slope the water to keep it flowing.
What is an aqueduct?