Introduction to Course
How humans connect to other humans
What is Humanities?
The place thought to be the birth of civilization
What is Mesopotamia?
What is the Nile River
The current capital of Greece
What are the Athens?
Leader of Olympus, God of the Sky
Who is Zeus?
Choosing to act as if the idea of something is real
What are Beliefs?
A collection of 282 laws
What is Hammurabi's Code?
A carved tablet in an oval shape that depicts Egyptian hieroglyphs?
What is a Cartouche
A warrior society in Ancient Greece that was centered around military service and loyalty
What is Sparta?
The appreciation of the arts
What is Aesthetics?
The earliest civilization of Mesopotamia
Who are Sumerians?
Your shadow, your memories, and your ancestry
What is Khaibit?
Greek temple in the Athens that was dedicated to Athena
What is the Parthenon?
Goddess of Wisdom and War
Who is Athena?
The twin of Humanities
What is Cuneiform?
A spiritual entity that was seen as a human-headed bird hovering over the deceased
What is Ba?
Greek Philosopher who's teacher was Plato
Who is Aristotle?
The God of forges, fire, and metal working
Who is Hephaestus?
Rules that are unwritten that everyone knows
What are Mores?
Historical king and major hero in ancient Mesopotamian mythology
Who is Gilgamesh?
Your younger self that encourages you in the land of the dead
What is Ka?
The most basic art style of columns that the Greeks used
What is Doric?
Wife of Hades, Goddess of Vegetation
Who is Persephone?