Ancient Greece
His legacy was cultural diffusion that resulted in the Hellenistic Age.
Who is Alexander the Great?
First official written law code for Rome.
What are the Twelve Tables?
He wrote 95 Theses to express is anger with the Catholic Church for selling indulgences.
Who is Martin Luther?
Meeting to establish ground rules about how to divide & colonize Africa.
What is the Berlin Conference?
This Blamed Germany for war→ had to pay war reparations AND took away land from Germany (tried to weaken it).
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
Two major Greek city states. One focused on military and power, while the other focused on education and the arts.
What are Sparta and Athens?
The three periods Ancient Rome is divided into, based on their forms of Government.
What is the Regal Period, Republic, and Empire?
Leonardo Di Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Raphael.
What are Renaissance Artists?
Support for & pride in your own country, sometimes at the expense of others
What is Nationalism?
Ideological conflict between USA+West Europe (capitalism) and USSR+East Europe (communism). Lasted from 1946-1991.
What is the Cold War?
Any form of government where citizens control their government through voting in elections. (you need the full name)
What is Direct Democracy?
Conflict between the Rich Romans and the Working class about participation in government. Resulted in the 12 tables.
What is the Conflict of the Orders?
This was a major change that took place in Norther Europe that allowed people more access to books and reading.
What is the Printing Revolution?
Europe = in huge debt
Japan and US emerge as world powers (untouched by the war)
Nationalism in colonies
German anger→ WWII
What are the major effects of WWI?
An imaginary line that divided the communist world (east) from the capitalist world (west) in 1946.
What is the Iron Curtain?
These are the reasons why Greece was hard to Unify, allowing city-states to be "independent minded."
What are Rugged Mountains and islands.
The title given to the two leaders of the Senate during the Roman Republic.
What are Consuls?
Reminders of the Glory Days, Economic Stability through Black Death, Italy was a major trade port, and Many Byzantine Scholars move to Italy.
What were the 4 causes of the Italian Renaissance?
What are Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, and Assassination?
Foreign policy of pacifying an upset nation through negotiation in order to prevent war.
What is Appeasement?
The original form of government Athens used before it turned into a democracy.
What is a Monarchy?
One of the last Roman Emperors who split the empire into two parts (East and West).
Who is Emperor Diocletian?
Because Henry VIII could not annul his marriage, he decided to create his own church called the Church of England.
What is the English Reformation?
The Allied Powers and the Central Powers during WWI. (Must name at least 3 on each side)
What are:France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan, and the United States
and
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire