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I. The Development of Civilization Egypt A. Egyptians Geography 1. Regular summer flooding on Nile River a. Had the richest soil in Mediterranean b. "Black Land" c. River was factor that brought the nation together 2. Uninhabitable desert, no rain a.
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I. Egypt in the Second Millennium BCE A. First Intermediate Period foreigners from western Asia and Nubia came 1. Came as immigrants or as mercenaries B. Middle Kingdom Egypt was anxious, uncertain place 1. Other powers out there like Nubia, Sinai, a
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I. Aegean Civilization: Minoans and Mycenaeans A. Trojan War, Theseus and the Minotaur, and Odysseus 1. Thought of as myths that reflected Greek imagination 2. Hienrich Schliemann, archaeologist, became convinced myths were true historical accounts a
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I. The Small-Scale States of the Early Iron Age A. Geopolitical map of Near East changed after destruction of Bronze Age 1. Indo-European realms emerged where Hittite empire collapsed B. The Phoenicians 1. Were Canaanites who spoke a Semitic language
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I. The "Golden Age" of Classical Greece A. Athens After Battle of Salamis 1. Enjoyed rise in power and prestige 2. Premier naval power of eastern Mediterranean rivaling Sparta 3. Emerged as leader of Delian League a. Group of poleis pledged to contin
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I. League Building and the Peloponnesian War A. Athens Massive Building Projects 1. Kept Athens powerful 2. Democracy vibrant 3. Pericles popular and in power B. Allies were key to Athens 1. Some tried to break away but failed 2. Sparta only real riv
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I. Failures of the Fourth-Century Polis A. Peloponnesian War Left Sparta as Power in Greek World 1. Spartan politicians were divided over wisdom of committing Spartan force beyond frontiers 2. Corinthian War a. Athens, Argos, Corinth, and Thebes alig
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I. Early Italy and the Roman Monarchy A. Geography 1. Played a factor in Rome's development 2. Sizable forests and much more fertile land than Greece 3. Has few mineral resources a. Good supply of marble b. Small supply of lead, tin, copper, iron, an
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I. The Fateful Wars with Carthage A. Expansion 1. 265 BCE Romans controlled most of Italian peninsula 2. Not sure if expansion was a deliberate policy B. The Punic Wars 1. Carthage a. Great maritime empire that stretched along the northern coast of A
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I. The Principate of Early Empire (27 BCE-180 CE) A. Octavian 1. Was adopted as heir to Julius Caesar a. Grandnephew b. Went to Rome to claim Caesar's inheritance once he died 2. Joined forced with Marc Antony and Lepidus to crush the political facti
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Quote of the week "Nobody ever mastered any skill except through intensive, persistent and intelligent practice. Practice is the right way." Norman Vincent Peale American Writer/Clergyman Chapter 1 Fundamentals of Chemical ChangeChemistry deals with
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