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Ancient History 7A&B
Second Semester Final Exam:
Greece and Rome Review Sheet
15 May 2013
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Part I. Map
Be able to identify the following locations.
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Mt. Olympus
Aegean Sea
Mediterranean
Crete
Peloponnese
Ilion (Troy)
Athens
Sparta
Knossos
Corinth
Mycenae
Miletus
Marathon
Salamis
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Thermopylae
Hellespont
Issus
Adriatic Sea
Tyrrhenian Sea
Po River
Danube River
Rhine River
Tiber River
Sicily
Dacia
Etruscan territory
Magna Graecia
Italic territory
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Syracuse
Naples
Carthage
Rome
Antioch
Saguntum
Zama
Masada
Alexandria
Thessalonika
Jerusalem
Tarsus
Cannae
Constantinople
Part II. Chronology
1. 1450 BC – Minoan civilization
collapses (Thera, invasion); Mycenae
conquers Crete;
2. 1200 BC – Destruction of Troy
according to the Iliad; end of Bronze
Age; Sea people destroy Hatti, maybe
Mycenaean civilization.
3. 776 BC – Greeks hold their first
Olympics
4. 753 BC – Foundation of Rome
5. 750 BC – Homer composes the Iliad and
Odyssey
6. 509 BC – Foundation of Roman
Republic
7. 508 BC – Cleisthenes establishes
Athenian Democracy
8. 490 BC – Battle of Marathon
9. 480 BC – Battle of Salamis
10. 431 BC – Peloponnesian War
11. 430 BC – Plague of Athens
12. 336 BC – Philip assassinated; Alexander
becomes king
13. 218-202 BC – 2nd Punic War
14. 146 BC -- Rome Conquers Greece
15. 133 BC – Tiberius Gracchus
16. 107 BC – Gaius Marius
17. 88 BC -- Sulla Marches on Rome
18. 60 BC – 1st Triumvirate
19. 44 BC – Julius Caesar dictator for life
20. 43-33 BC – 2nd Triumvirate
21. 27 BC – “Augustus”
22. 14-68 AD – Julio-Claudian Dynasty
23. 69-96 AD -- Flavian Dynasty
24. 96-180 AD – Five Good Emperors
25. 235-284 – Crisis of Leadership
26. 285-305 – Diocletian
27. 303-313 – Great Persecution
28. 313 – Constantine legalizes Christianity
29. 395 – permanent division of the Empire
30. 410 – Goths Sack Rome
31. 476 – Fall of Rome, Odoacer
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Second Semester Final Exam:
Greece and Rome Review Sheet
15 May 2013
Part III. Concepts and Terms
1. Influence of Greek
Geography
2. Origins of the Greeks
3. Greek Creation Myths
4. Minoans; Bull Jumping
5. Linear A & B
6. Palace at Knossos
7. Thera
8. Mycenaeans
9. Cyclopean Walls
10. Homer’s Trojan War
11. Blind Bards
12. Greek Dark Age
13. Archaic Age
14. Polis
15. Greek Colonies/ Trade
16. Solon/ his Reforms
17. Peisistratus
18. Hippias
19. Isagoras & his Spartan
allies
20. Cleisthenes
21. Helots/ compare to
Athenian slaves
22. Role of Athenian
Woman
23. Lycurgus
24. Spartan Constitution
/structure & purpose
25. Ionian Revolt/ Miletus
26. Darius/Marathon
27. Themistocles/ Athenian
Navy
28. Xerxes/ Thermolylae/
Salamis
29. Delian League
30. Athenian Constitution/
structure/ advantages &
disadvantages
31. Ostracism
32. Hoplite/ Trireme
33. Peloponnesian War
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Pericles
Thirty Years Peace
Corinth and Corcyraeans
The Athenian Plague
Syracuse Expedition
Alcibiades
Lysander
Thales
Pythagoras
Democritus
Archimedes
Eratosthenes
Hippocrates
Olympics
Milo of Kroton and
Polydamas’ feats
Kleobis and Biton
Dying Warrior
Doryphorus/ Spear
Bearer
Laocoon
Tragedy & Comedy
Antigone, Oedipus Rex,
Hubris
Festival of Dionysus
Sophists
Socrates
“unexamined life”
Socratic Method
Plato
Plato’s cave
Aristotle
Syllogism (Aristotle’s
method)
Philip II
Alexander the Great
Hellenization
Ptolomies
Stoics & Epicureans
Aeneas
Romulus and Remus
71. Etruscan and Greek
impact on Rome
72. Romulus, Numa, Tullus
Hostilius, Ancus Marcus,
Tarquinius Priscus,
Servius Tullus,
Tarquinius Superbus
73. The foundation of the
Republic/ Brutus/
Lucretia
74. Horatius, Cincinnatus,
Scaevola, Curatii &
Horatii
75. Structure of Roman
Republic (all offices and
assemblies)
76. Imperium/ Collegiality/
Cursus Honorum
77. Patricians & Plebians
78. Struggle of the Orders
79. Paterfamilias
80. Roman gods
81. Pietas, Dignitas,
Gravitas
82. Pyrrhic war
83. Roman Federation
84. 1st and 2nd Punic Wars
85. Polybius
86. Roman conquest of
Greece
87. Antiochus III
88. Publicani, equestrians
89. Cato the Elder
90. Spartacus
91. Gracchi
92. “Hannibal’s revenge”
93. War of the Allies
94. Populares
95. Gaius Marius’ reforms
96. Sulla
97. Mithridates
98. Pompey
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99. Crassus
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Amicitia system
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Cicero
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Julius Caesar
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1st Triumvirate
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Vercingetorix
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Pharsalus
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Dictator for life
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Cleopatra
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Mark Antony
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Octavian
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2nd Triumvirate
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Pax Romana
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Principate
Dominate (after 285)
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Princeps
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Augustus
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Praetorian Guard
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Three Pillars
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Tiberius
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Caligula
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Claudius
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Nero
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Vespasian
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Titus
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Domitian
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Nerva
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Trajan
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Optimus Princeps
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Auxiliaries
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Centurion
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Ludi
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Bread and Circuses
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Latifundia
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Silk Road/ Monsoon
winds
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Praetorian
Edicts/jurists
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Hadrian
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“amici” of Hadrian
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Hadrian’s foreign
policy
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Marcus Aurelius
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Roman
superstitions/cults
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Roman
administration/civil
service
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Jewish Diaspora
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Judas Maccabeus
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Antiochus IV
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Destruction of the
Temple
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Rabbinic Judaism
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Saul of Tarsus/St.
Paul
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Persecutions
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Edict of Milan
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Theodosius outlaws
paganism
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Great Migration
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Goths/Vandals
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Attila the Hun
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Pope Leo
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Crisis of
Leadership/weakening of
the 3 pillars
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Diocletian
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Tetrarchy
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Constantine
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Odoacer
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Causes for the fall