HI 101 Midterm - Mr Goodson

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255-206 B.C.

Ch'in dynasty in China/Great Wall of China

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What Cushite helped the prophet Jeremiah when he was cast into prison?

Ebed-melech

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First African on record to become a Christian

Ethiopian eunuch

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Two slaves who preached the gospel in Ethiopia

Edesius

Frumentius

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What cities owned by Rome became important and influential centers of Christianity.

Alexandria

Cyrene

Carthage

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Is remembered as the man who carried Jesus's cross

Simon of Cyrene

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Two church fathers in Carthage who were martyred

Tertullian

Cyprian

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Oldest surviving Christian hymn

Shepherd of Tender Youth

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Two greatest North African Christians

Athanasius

Augustine

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What empire dominated trade across the Sahara?

Ghana Empire

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Which empire dominated most of what is now Gambia, Guinea, Mali, and Senegal?

Mali Empire

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Who was the ruler of the Mali Empire?

Mansa Musa

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What was the important trading center of the Mali Empire

Timbuktu

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Third great African kingdom

Songhai Empire

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Greatest ruler of Benin

King Ewuare

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The belief that natural objects and forces are inhabited by mostly malignant spirits

animism

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The first important European civilization after the Flood

Minoans

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The greeks of the Trojan War mentioned in the Iliad and the Odyssey

Mycenae

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The Greeks of classical times who made such great contributions to Western civilization

Hellenes

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Wrote Iliad and the Odyssey

Homer

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Date of the first year of the Olympic Games

776 B.C.

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The period between the Olympics

Olympiad

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Greco-Persian Wars date

490 B.C.

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Date for the Battle of Plataea

479 B.C.

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What was the turning point in world history

Xerxes' defeat in Greece

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Rule by one

monarchy

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Who was the monarch of Greece advised by

Council of Elders and Assembly

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Rule by the best

aristocracy

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rule by the few

oligarchy

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rule by one man who has seized power by rebellion and insurrection

tyranny

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rule by the many or the common people

democracy

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what were helots

slaves

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What was Sparta's chief accomplishment

the formation of the Peloponnesian League

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What code of Athens was merciless and "written in blood"

Draco's Code

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Who was elected archon after Draco

Solon

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Only archons were eligible for

the Court of Areopagus

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What tyrant practiced ostracism?

Cleisthenes

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Who brought Arthenian democracy to its fullest measure?

Pericles

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Citizens elect a few men who represent them in the government

representative democracy

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The citizens made the big decisions of government directly themselves, not indirectly through representatives

direct democracy

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The age of Pericles is often referred to as the

Golden Age of Greece

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Who became the king of Macedonia in 359 BC

Philip II

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Who urged the Greeks to unite against the Macedonian threat?

Demosthenes

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What did Demosthenes organize

Hellenic League

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Who took the throne after Philip II

Alexander the Great

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What happened in 334 BC

Alexander crossed the Hellespont

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What was Alexanders most lasting contribution to world history that helped prepare the world for the coming of Jesus Christ?

Spreading Greek culture

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What happened after the battle of Ipsus

the empire was divided among four generals

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Who said "Man is the measure of all things"

Protagoras

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What Athenian temple was dedicated to Athena?

the Parthenon

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Who was the Greek Father of History

Herodotus

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Who was the first great Greek poet?

Homer

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Known for introducing fables

Aesop

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Who wrote Oedipus Rex and Antigone?

Sophocles

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Used his plays to satirize political and cultural life in Athens

Aristophanes

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The Father of Medicine

Hippocrates

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Developed a theory that all matter is composed of individual atoms

Democritus

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Those that believe there are no absolute truths

Relativists

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Who said "What is the best way to live?"

Socrates

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Attempted to find an explanation for the obvious order, design, and purpose in the universe.

Plato

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Concluded that the order of the universe must have come from God

Aristotle

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Who did Aristotle place at the center of all things

Man

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Founded the school of philosophy known as Stoicism

Zeno

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Taught that the highest good of man was to live a life of calm pleasure regulated by morality....ect

Epicurus

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Strabo was famous for

Geography

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Aristatarchus of Samos was known for

the theory that the earth revolves around the sun

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Euclid systemized...

plane geometry

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Hipparchus

Trigonometry

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Archimedes

mathematics, engineering, and physics

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Greek common language

koine

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Three ancestors that settled Italy

Latins, Etruscans, Greeks

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Who was associated with the Second Punic War

Scipio

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When was Carthage completely destroyed

During the Third Punic War

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When were the Romans masters of the Mediterranean world?

133 BC

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The two brothers who became tribune around 133 BC

Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus

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Idol of the Masses

Marius

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Champion of the senate

Sulla

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The two men who were chief competitors after the death of Sulla

Pompey and Julius Caesar

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Who formed the First Triumvirate?

Pompey

Julius Caesar

Crassus

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What did Julius Caesar introduce?

The Julian Calendar

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When did Julius Caesar die?

March 15, 44 BC

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Who formed the Second Triumvirate?

Mark Antony

Octavian

Lepidus

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Who was known as Princeps, Caesar, Imperator, Pontifex Maximus, or Augustus?

Octavian

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Who reined during the birth of Jesus Christ around 4 BC

Octavian as Caesar Augustus

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Who ruled the empire during the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ and at the time of the Savior's death, resurrection, and ascension around AD 30?

Tiberius

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Who was the insane ruler after Tiberius?

Caligula

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Who brought the first great outbreak of persecution against the New Testament church?

Nero

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Emperor after Nero who helped restore political and economic stability to the empire.

Vespasian

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Two Flavian Emperors

Titus and Domitian

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When did Titus capture Jerusalem?

AD 70

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What happened during Titus's rain

The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius

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The five good emperors

Nerva

Trajan

Hadrian

Antonius Pius

Marcus Aurelius

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Who made Christianity legal?

Constantine I

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When was the Edict of Milan>

AD 313

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When was the Roman Empire divided?

AD 395

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Who divided the Roman Empire?

Theodosius I

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Who invaded Italy

The Visigoths under Alaric

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Who ravaged North Africa?

Vandals

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Who invaded Britain

Angles

Saxons

Jutes

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Who was the last Roman Emperor?

Romulus Augustulus