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Phillip of Macedonia
Ruled from 359 - 336 BCE, transformed Macedonia into a powerful military force.
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Phalanx
A military formation that used brute force and numbers to occupy the enemy.
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Alexander the Great
Became leader of Macedonia at age 16, continuing Phillip's dream of conquering Persia.
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Battle of Granicus
A battle in which Alexander lost 34 men while Darius lost thousands.
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Judaism
One of the major religions, uses the Torah and practices in synagogues.
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Buddhism
A religion centered around the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.
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Caste System
A social hierarchy that one is born into, determining their role in society.
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The Republic
A government system where the leader is not a king and citizens can vote.
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Punic Wars
A series of wars between Rome and Carthage that determined control over the Mediterranean.
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Pax Romana
A 207-year era of peace, wealth, and expansion in the Roman Empire under Augustus.
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Fall of Rome
Different perspectives exist on the decline, traditionally marked by 476 CE.
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Byzantine Law
Law influenced by Justinian I, establishing a legal framework for the Eastern Empire.
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Feudalism
A dominant social system where kings awarded land for military service.
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Golden Age of Greece
A period characterized by advancements in art, architecture, and drama.
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Reincarnation
The concept in Hinduism and Buddhism that involves the rebirth of the soul.
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Right Concentration
An aspect of the Eightfold Path in Buddhism focusing on mental focus and meditation.
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Major Writings in Religions
Includes sacred texts such as the Hebrew Bible, Bible, Quran, and Vedas.