Charles Darwin was shy to publish his theory about humans being developed from other species, because...
... his theory went against the theory in which God made everything at once
It was a city-state, that was a basic political and institutional unit.
What is the Polis?
Art and politics in Ancient Greece....
... were bonded closely with each other. Art was aimed to make the lives of the citizens better.
They influenced Romans’ art, literature, philosophy and culture.
Who are Greeks?
Barbarians from the west could get into Roman empire bc of this.
What is the huge gaps in their defense, and bc of civil wars?
Darwin's theory was proven right.
What is with bones that were more like humans' but bit like apes'?
They decided how the Polis would be governed.
Who is the one with upper hand?
They made these by themselves.
What is their cloths, blankets, wool, etc.?
Where did Rome succeed, where Greek failed?
Incorporating others in them, Romans extended their citizenship.
They gained power bc of the breakdown of central authority.
Who are soldiers and local officials?
The Paleothic people used their knowledge.
What is to hunt and collect: hunters their knowledge of animals, collectors their knowledge of plants?
Greeks went beyond myths and religion, and started what.
What is philosophy and science?
They had important role in economics and social life through household managment.
What is women?
They were the wealthy landowners of Rome who had power in politics.
They were the common people of Rome.
Who are patricians?
Who are plebeians?
These were exchanged instead of money bc of inflation.
What are goods and services?
Neolithic people relied on it, instead of hunting and collecting.
What is agriculture?
In Ancient Greeks religion this meant honoring the Polis.
What is the Gods?
Ancient Greece has shaped the future for these.
What is education and how we value it?
What was the reason for the social conflict in Rome?
In it plebeians wanted more political representation and safeguards,.
What of the reasons for Roman empire's fall weren't under the control of the authorities?
Invasions, economic activity and trading decreasing, poverty and poor farmers giving their lands.
Towns grew in size, population and wealth, which led into...
... development of social and political organizations.
They took care of the temples, sacred property and conducted the proper rituals.
Who are the priests?
They fought against Athens and won, then became the dominant polis of Greece.
What is Sparta?
Causes of unrest in Judaea.
What are incompetent Roman officials, high taxes, famine plague caused unrest, Jews oppressed by pagan Romans, pagan culture=Greek culture, emperor was supposed to be worshiped like one of the Gods?
What were the conclusions of the fall of Roman empire?
Economic challenges, weakness in the central authority, administration not being flexible enough to accommodate new challenges.