Greek gods
god of underworld
He becomes King and defeats the Philistines. Helps to unite the tribes of Israel
Who was David?
What were the contributions of the following philosopher-Aristotle
wrote politics, taught alexander the great, scientific method
What were the Punic Wars?
The Punic Wars were a series of wars between Ancient Rome and Carthage
Social beliefs
sparda-valued military honor, war, and slavery
athens-valued education and civil duties
zeus
How did Judaism impact other monotheistic religions?
Judaism impacted other monotheistic religions by laying a foundation for what other single-god religions could look like. Judaism also paved the way for Christianity and Islam particularly.
What were the contributions of the following philosopher-Plato
founder of the Academy
What is cultural diffusion and what is one way it impacted Rome?
Cultural Diffusion is the spreading of ideas from one culture to another. The Romans copied Greek mythology/their gods.
Political
sparda-King made decisions with help form a council of elders.
athens-direct democracy
goddess of wisdom
He was the founder of Judaism, which later gave way to Christianity. Also, he serves as an extremely important figure in both the Torah and the bible's history
Who was Abraham
What were the contributions of the following philosopher-Socrates
socratic method
What is the purpose and significance of Roman Roads?
The Roman Roads were around 50,000 miles long and helped to connect the empire and made things easier like sending troops, among other things.
Athens gender roles
patriarchal society, women didn't have many rights
god of the seas
poseidon
What are the differences between the Torah and Bible?
The Torah is just the Old Testament of the Bible with a few changes. The bible, however, included the Old Testament AND the New Testament.
Who was Alexander the Great and what were two of his accomplishments?
Unified Greece, built a huge empire ranging from Macedonia to India. He combined Greek and Persian cultures.
Why was Constantine so important to Rome?
Constantine was important to Rome because he was the first emperor of Rome to convert to Christianity and wrote the Edict of Milan which made the aforementioned religion legal.
Sparda gender roles
Women ran the homes, were not equal to men, but held some rights and power
goddess of love and beauty
aphrodite
Why is the First Temple so important?
It was Soloman’s temple, and it was the holiest place of worship for both Jewish people and Christians.
What were the Ancient Greek Olympics?
Games in ancient greece to honor the Gods
What was the Pax Romana?
The Pax Romana or Roman Peace was a long series of rulers who brought peace.
Oligarchy
when a bigger group of people are ruled by a smaller group of wealthy men.