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People TermsChapter 5-Classical Greece

World Religions

Chapter 11-Byzantines,

Russians and Turks

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This man was the founder of Buddhism

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Siddhartha Gautama

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This woman was the wife and political advisor to Justinian

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Empress Theodora

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This man was the ruthless leader of the Mongol hordes

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Genghis Khan

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According to Greek tradition this blind man was the greatest story tellers

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Homer

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DAILYDOUBLE

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Greek philosopher who questioned the nature of the world, human belief,

knowledge and thought

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Aristotle

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Good or bad deeds that follows a person from one reincarnation to another is

called?

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Karma

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Disease that took the lives of nearly 10,000 people a day

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Bubonic Plague

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Complex set of ideals, for which a knight fought for three masters

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Chivarly

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Beautiful copies of religious text created by monks between 600-700 A.D.

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Illuminated Manuscripts

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Meaning “Holy Wisdom” it is considered the most beautiful Church in the

Christian World

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Hagia Sophia

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What did the Spartan’s value over formal education?

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Military Training

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What were Greek sculptures designed to show?

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The idealized human body in motion

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What were the three main focuses of an Athenian education?

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-The study of grammar, poetry, history, math

and music-Training in public speaking and logic -Athletic training and activities

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What was unique about history during the Dorian Age?

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There was not written history

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What were Pericles’ three goals for Athens?

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-Strengthening Athenian democracy -Holding the size of their territories and strengthening the empire-Glorifying Athens with statues, buildings and paintings

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Which holy city do Muslims, Christians, and Jew share?

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Jerusalem

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What is the Hebrew holy book called?

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The Torah

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DAILYDOUBLE

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What were the men who followed Jesus called?

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The Apostles

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What does it mean if someone is monotheistic?

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They believe in one god

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Who made the very first covenant between himself and God?

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Abraham

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What was the uniform code called that Justinian used to govern his empire?

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The Justinian Code

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What was the goal of the First Crusade launched in 1095?

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The First Crusade launched in 1095 called on Christians to drive the Turks out of

Anatolia

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Which two leaders reached the compromise where the Muslims were

allowed to keep Jerusalem?

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King Richard I (The Lion Hearted) and Saladin

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What was the goal of the Nika Rebellion? How many

protestors died during the rebellion?

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The goal of the Nika Rebellion was to overthrow Justinian. 30,00

protesters were killed by Justinian’s army

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Which major empire emerged out of ruins of the Mongol Empire?

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The Ottoman Empire

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Final Jeopardy Chapters 5, World

History & 11

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Topic: The Justinian Code

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What were the four aspects of the Justinian Code and what were their

purposes?

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-The Code-Contained 5,000 Roman laws-The Digest- 50 volume collection of ideas from the greatest Roman legal minds in their history-The Institutes-Textbook on how to use the laws-The Novellae (New Laws)-Laws passed after 534 A.D.


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