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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!AP World History

Greece and Iran, 1000-30 BCE

Ch 5


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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


The first ancient Iranians to establish a

complex level of political organization

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Medes


The king responsible for unifying Iran

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Cyrus


They were at the top of the social and

occupational classes: perhaps the ‘10,000

Immortals’ were represented

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warriors


Hereditary provincial governor who

administered the provinces of the

empire

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satraps


He started the Persian practice of respecting

local priests and native tradition

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Cyrus


He is known as the lawgiver although his policies still allowed subjected people to live under their own

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Darius


Persian art and sculpture crafted a

vision of a vast empire where all subject people did this

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cooperated willingly


This Persian religion is credited by some to

have greatly influenced Judaism

and Christianity

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Zoroastrianism


The creator god of the Persian faith: he will

ultimately prevail over his evil counterpart

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Ahuramazda


Greece prospered economically not due to natural resources but by

this means

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trade via the Aegean Sea


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)


The term used to describe how the

Greeks viewed the sea: it was an important

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Daily Double!!!


connector


The period of poverty, isolation, and depopulation

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Greek Dark Age


The Archaic period began due to the

resurgence in trade primarily caused by contact with these

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Phoenicians


Greek for “hilltop refuge”

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acropolis


Greek for “gathering place”

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agora


The Greek fighting formation where family

members fought side by side

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hoplite


A society where the elite members of

society have political power

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oligarchy


The father of history in the western tradition

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Herodotus


This Greek city-state can best be described as a militaristic society

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Sparta


The ultimate victor in the Greek and Persian

Wars

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Greeks


This boat is considered the symbol

of Athenian naval success

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trireme


The victors in the Peloponnesian War

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Sparta (and heir allies)


The city that was devastated by the plague during the Peloponnesian

War

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Athens


The greatest city of the Hellenic Age

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Alexandria


The name given to the political and cultural influence of Greece

over foreign subjects in North Africa and

West AsiaAnswer


Hellenistic Age


The Macedonian leader who defeated the Greeks and considered himself a

Greek

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Alexander the Great


After Alexander’s death, his empire was divided into 3 regions:

the kings of Egypt bore this name

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Ptolemies


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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