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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!AP World History
Greece and Iran, 1000-30 BCE
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Greek / Persian Wars
HellenismPersia
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Among the most important trade items in
ancient Iran were minerals, textiles, and these “magical” items
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carpets
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The first ancient Iranians to establish a
complex level of political organization
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Medes
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The king responsible for unifying Iran
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Cyrus
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They were at the top of the social and
occupational classes: perhaps the ‘10,000
Immortals’ were represented
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warriors
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Hereditary provincial governor who
administered the provinces of the
empire
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satraps
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He started the Persian practice of respecting
local priests and native tradition
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Cyrus
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He is known as the lawgiver although his policies still allowed subjected people to live under their own
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Darius
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Persian art and sculpture crafted a
vision of a vast empire where all subject people did this
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cooperated willingly
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This Persian religion is credited by some to
have greatly influenced Judaism
and Christianity
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Zoroastrianism
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The creator god of the Persian faith: he will
ultimately prevail over his evil counterpart
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Ahuramazda
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Greece prospered economically not due to natural resources but by
this means
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trade via the Aegean Sea
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The two primary crops that were grown in
Greece and resulted in vast trade
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olive and grapes (olive oil and wine)
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The term used to describe how the
Greeks viewed the sea: it was an important
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Daily Double!!!
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The period of poverty, isolation, and depopulation
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Greek Dark Age
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The Archaic period began due to the
resurgence in trade primarily caused by contact with these
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Phoenicians
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Greek for “hilltop refuge”
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acropolis
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Greek for “gathering place”
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agora
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The Greek fighting formation where family
members fought side by side
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hoplite
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A society where the elite members of
society have political power
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oligarchy
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The father of history in the western tradition
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Herodotus
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This Greek city-state can best be described as a militaristic society
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Sparta
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The ultimate victor in the Greek and Persian
Wars
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Greeks
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This boat is considered the symbol
of Athenian naval success
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trireme
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The victors in the Peloponnesian War
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Sparta (and heir allies)
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The city that was devastated by the plague during the Peloponnesian
War
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Athens
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The greatest city of the Hellenic Age
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Alexandria
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The name given to the political and cultural influence of Greece
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Hellenistic Age
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The Macedonian leader who defeated the Greeks and considered himself a
Greek
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Alexander the Great
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After Alexander’s death, his empire was divided into 3 regions:
the kings of Egypt bore this name
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Ptolemies
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What does the Peloponnesian War
reveal as an inherent flaw in Greek society?
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Mistrust and competition
between city-states
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