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HELLENISTIC
The mixture of Greek and Persian cultures under Alexander
City-states
Independent cities and their surrounding lands (small kingdoms)
Pantheon
Roman temple to all deities
Old
and
New
Testament
The holy scriptures of Christianity
Doctrine
The teachings of the Christian church
Monastery
A religious community of men who have taken religious vows
Pax
Romana
200-year period of Roman peace
Icons
Religious images used in Christianity
Moores
Muslims of Spain
Parthenon
Greek temple to Athena
Secular
Refers to non-religious organizations/beliefs
Code
of
Draco
Codified law of ancient Greece
Zoroastrianism
Early Persian religion with a belief in the forces of good and evil
Citizen
A person who can take part in the governing of society
Cradles of civilizations
Term describing river valleys as the beginning of civilization
Mosaic
Form of artwork using pieces of tile and glass to create images
Stonehenge
Giant circles of stone in England probably used for religious ceremonies
Peloponnesian Wars
Wars fought between the Spartans and Athenians
Usury
The practice of lending money and charging interest, which was opposed by the church
Cuneiform
Pictograms used in Sumer
Carbon
dating
Method of telling the approximate age of an artifact or fossil
Renaissance
Period of renewed interest in classical culture during the late medieval period
10 Commandments
Moral law code of Judaism and Christianity
Neolithic
Age
Era characterized by development of agriculture, domesticated plants and animals
Ottoman
Turks
Islamic group that conquered Constantinople around 1300 AD
Archaeologist
Person who uses artifacts and fossils to determine past human events
Hagia
Sophia
Early Christian church in Constantinople incorporating the dome on a
rectangle
Empire
A political unit composed of the kingdom and all of the conquered lands
Golden
Age
of
Pericles
/
Classical
Age
Period where Greece reached its cultural height
Dynasty
The passing of leadership from father to son
Greco
-Roman
The mix of
Greek
and
Roman
culture
Silk
Road
Overland trade route that connected
China
to
Western Europe
Cyrillic
alphabet
Adapted from the
Greek
alphabet to represent the
Slavic
languages
Crusades
Religious wars to regain Middle
Eastern
holy sites, especially
Jerusalem
by Christianity
Code
of Justinian
Codified
law of the
Byzantine
Empire
Pictogram
The
earliest
form of writing by
man
Dome of the Rock
Holy mosque
built on a site in Jerusalem from where Muhammad ascended to
heaven
Clan
Interrelated
groups of people
Money economy
The exchange of goods for coins
Persian Wars
Wars fought between the
Persians
and
Greeks
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