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What is the capital city of the Mycenaean civilization?

  • Knossos (correct)
  • Sparta
  • Athens
  • Troy

Which of the following social classes was NOT a part of the Mycenaean civilization structure?

  • Merchants
  • Artisans (correct)
  • Noble Class
  • Slaves

What time period is approximately associated with the Mycenaean civilization?

  • 1400 BCE (correct)
  • 1600 BCE
  • 1000 BCE
  • 1200 BCE

Which scripts were utilized by the Mycenaean civilization?

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Which of these best describes the Mycenaean civilization's relationship with other cultures?

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Which seas surround Greece?

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What was the civilization known as 'Kabihasnang Minoan' primarily ruled by?

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From which regions did the Minoan civilization originate?

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Which characteristic is true about Greece's geography?

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During what time period did the Minoan civilization thrive?

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What term refers to a high city in ancient contexts?

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Which term refers to the formation of soldiers in Oligarchic government?

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What describes a marketplace or public area in ancient civilizations?

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Which ancient civilization is known for its military power and oligarchic government?

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At what age were Spartans reportedly trained to become soldiers?

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At what age can one potentially retire according to the observations?

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Who is recognized as the lawgiver known for eliminating the debts of the poor in Athens?

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Which of the following activities is mentioned as a sport played in the context?

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What term is used to describe a leader who abuses power?

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In which area is Attica mentioned to be a city?

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Who was the most famous king of Mycenae?

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What was the period of decline in civilization following Mycenae called?

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What term refers to the city-state that was the center of culture and politics in ancient Greece?

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During which period did the greatest achievements of Greek civilization occur?

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What are the fortified structures found in Greek city-states called?

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What is the significance of Pisistratus during the Golden Age of Greece?

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How did Pericles influence Athenian society during the Golden Age?

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What does the term 'ostracism' refer to in the context of ancient Greece?

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What is a defining feature of Athenian democracy during the Golden Age?

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Which of the following describes one of the major public programs initiated under Pericles?

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Who is referred to as the 'Father of Medicine'?

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Which philosopher is known for the maxim 'Know thyself'?

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What did Thales of Miletus theorize about the origin of the world?

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What geographical feature is described as 'One peninsula surrounded by water'?

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Which body of water is specifically mentioned in the notes?

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What are some responsibilities typically assigned to women in the given society?

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Which of these philosophers is associated with the work 'The Republic'?

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What type of homes were prevalent among the lower class in the society described?

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Which architectural styles are recognized in the content provided?

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What was a common aspect of education for men in the society described?

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What geographical feature is specifically associated with the region of Italy?

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Which materials were commonly used in Roman constructions?

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What language formed the basis for many modern languages, originating from Roman culture?

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In which century was Roman culture established?

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Which of the following mythological figures is associated with the origins of Rome?

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What was one of the military contributions of the Etruscans to the early Romans?

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Which social class in early Roman society held the highest political power?

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What significant change occurred with the overthrow of Tarquinius Superbus?

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What was the primary goal of the plebeians in their struggle for equality?

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What role did the Ordinary Assembly serve in the Roman Republic?

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Greece's Geography

Greece is a peninsula surrounded by seas, including the Ionian, Mediterranean, and Aegean Seas. It is mostly mountainous.

Minoan Civilization

Early European civilization (3000-2000 BCE) that originated in Crete, possibly from Anatolia and Syria

Minoan Ruler

King Minos ruled the Minoan civilization.

Greek Location

Greece is located in the west, east, and south, with influence on adjacent areas.

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Influence of Greece

Greece's influence continues to the present day in many ways.

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Age of Adulthood

20s for a young adult, 30s for the mature stage, and 60s for retirement age.

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Athenian Occupations

Athenians worked as miners, laborers, sailors, and traders.

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Athenian Tyrant

Ruler who abused their power.

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Solon's Action

Solon relieved poor people of their debt.

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Cleisthenes' Reforms

Cleisthenes divided Athens into districts.

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Mycenaean Civilization

An ancient civilization that arose in Greece around 1400 BCE, known for its palaces, military strength, and trade networks. It was centered on the Aegean Sea and had a complex social structure.

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Mycenaean Social Structure

The Mycenaean society was divided into a hierarchy. The 'Pangkat ng Maharlika' was the noble class, composed of merchants, farmers, and slaves.

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Mycenaean Capital: Knossos

Knossos, a city on Crete, served as a major center of the Mycenaean civilization. It was known for its impressive Palace and skilled mariners.

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Mycenaean Script

Linear A and Linear B were the writing systems used by the Mycenaeans. These scripts were crucial for record-keeping and communication.

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Mycenaean Influence

The Mycenaean civilization had a lasting influence on Greek culture, politics, and art. They left behind architectural marvels, military traditions, and a legacy that shaped the future of Greece.

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Agora

A public open marketplace in ancient Greek cities, serving as a social and economic center.

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Acropolis

A fortified hilltop in ancient Greek cities, often housing religious temples and government buildings.

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Oligarchy

A form of government where power is held by a small group of people, often wealthy or influential.

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Spartan Military

A highly disciplined and feared fighting force in ancient Greece, known for rigorous training and brutal warfare.

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What was the political system in Sparta?

Sparta had an oligarchy, where power was concentrated in the hands of a few elite families.

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Mycenae

A powerful civilization in ancient Greece (around 1600-1100 BCE), known for its strong military and impressive palaces, which were center of power and trade. It collapsed around 1100 BCE due to unknown reasons. This period was followed by the Greek Dark Ages.

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Dark Age

A period in Greek history (around 1100-800 BCE) after the decline of Mycenae. This was a time of instability, population decline, and a loss of writing. However, new cultural elements and the foundations of Greek identity emerged during this time.

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Hellenes

The term used for the Greeks who emerged after the Mycenaean period. They were responsible for creating a new civilization, developing the Greek language and customs.

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Polis

A city-state in ancient Greece, a distinct political and cultural unit, each with its own government, laws, and way of life. It was the center of Greek life and political power.

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What were the key features of Greek cities?

Greek cities were typically built on hills for defense. They often had walls for protection and were situated near the coast for trade. This strategic location allowed for control over sea routes and access to resources.

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Phidias

A renowned Greek sculptor, widely considered one of the greatest of ancient Greece.

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Herodotus

Known as 'The Father of History,' an ancient Greek historian who documented historical events and cultures.

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Hippocrates

Known as the 'Father of Medicine,' a renowned physician of ancient Greece who made significant contributions to medical knowledge.

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Socrates

A renowned ancient Greek philosopher known for his emphasis on reason and morality.

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Thales of Miletus

A pre-Socratic Greek philosopher who proposed that water is the fundamental element of the universe.

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Pisistratus' Reforms

Pisistratus, a ruler of Athens, implemented reforms related to land ownership. He aimed to improve economic conditions and reduce social inequality in Athens.

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Ostracism in Ancient Athens

Ostracism was a system where Athenian citizens could vote to exile someone from the city for a period of ten years. This was a way to remove individuals considered a threat to the state.

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The Athenian Assembly

The Athenian Assembly was the main governing body in Athens. It consisted of all adult male citizens who could attend and vote on various issues, including laws, declarations of war, and the selection of officials.

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Golden Age of Greece

A period in ancient Greek history characterized by significant cultural, political, and artistic achievements. Athens, under the leadership of Pericles, is usually considered the center of this golden age, marked by advancements in philosophy, art, literature, and democracy.

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Pericles' Influence on Athenian Democracy

Pericles was a prominent Athenian statesman during the Golden Age. He heavily influenced the development of Athenian democracy by promoting public works projects, promoting education, and strengthening the political rights of citizens.

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Manalaga's Education (OI)

In the Manalaga culture, education is focused on personal subjects such as math, music, arts, and politics for males (Lalaki).

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Manalaga's ILLAD (Palakaran)

ILLAD (Palakaran) refers to the traditional customs or practices of the Manalaga culture, which include tales like the Odyssey and songs by Homer.

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Pamumuhay's 'OI'

The 'OI' refers to the lifestyle of the Manalaga people, including farming for food and daily life.

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Pamumuhay in '02'

The '02' refers to a different lifestyle, characterized by luxury and grand public buildings, suggesting a more affluent society.

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What was the social status of Manalaga women?

Manalaga women (03) had a lower social status and were primarily responsible for home duties, childcare, and marriage at a young age (K1-16).

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What is the 'Appenine Mountains'?

The Appenine Mountains are a mountain range that runs down the length of Italy. It is an important geographical feature of the country.

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What is the Tiber River?

The Tiber River is a major river in Italy. It flows through the city of Rome and is a vital source of water.

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What is the origin of the word 'Rome'?

The word 'Rome' comes from the early history of the Roman civilization. It designates the city itself and its associated culture.

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What is the 'Roman Culture'?

The Roman Culture emerged in the 7th century BC and spread throughout Europe, affecting languages, architecture, and law. It is known for its strong military, engineering feats, and legal systems.

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What is the significance of 'Romulus and Remus'?

Romulus and Remus are legendary twin brothers, founders of Rome. Their story explains the origin of the city and its culture.

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Etruscan Influence on Roman Architecture

The Etruscans taught Romans about building methods like arches, aqueducts, and ships. They also influenced the use of boats, weapons, and farming techniques.

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Roman Republic

The Roman Republic was formed after overthrowing the last Etruscan king, Tarquinius Superbus, replacing the monarchy with a system of governance. It was characterized by a struggle for equality between Patricians and Plebeians.

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Patricians

The elite class in the Roman Republic, possessing the highest social status and political power. They held positions of authority and controlled the government.

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Plebeians

The common people in the Roman Republic, having less social status and political rights compared to the Patricians. They fought for equality and eventually gained representation in the government.

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Ordinary Assembly

This assembly consisted of ordinary citizens who participated in voting and decision-making on laws, wars, and other important issues in the Roman Republic.

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Study Notes

Geography of Greece

  • Greece is a peninsula
  • Located in southeastern Europe
  • Surrounded by the Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea
  • The Mediterranean Sea is also its border
  • Greece is a mountainous country
  • Consists if many islands
  • Its main landmass is located in the Balkan Peninsula

Minoan Civilization (c. 2700-1450 BCE)

  • Originated on the island of Crete
  • Advanced civilization known for their arts, crafts, and writing
  • Known for their pottery, architecture, and ship-building
  • Traded with other civilizations
  • Known for their language known as Linear A
  • Their culture influenced the later Mycenaean culture
  • Evidence of Minoan settlements have been found in Greece and other parts of the Mediterranean region

Mycenaean Civilization (c. 1600-1100 BCE)

  • Developed on the mainland of Greece
  • Known as a warrior society
  • Known for their military prowess
  • Known for making important contributions to Greek culture
  • Known for their architecture and art
  • Lived in fortified cities
  • Participated in trade networks
  • Their downfall is unknown for certain.

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