history

1st man to sail around africa to india

massive formation of heavily armed soldiers

persian king defeated @ marathon

part of greece where athenians defeated persians

king of massadonia

man who conquered more land then anyone else up to that time in history

leader of roundheads

a republic form of government

capital city of alexander's empire

man who wrote don quixote

people forced to live on land that they farmed

common foot soldier

louis 14th favorite write

naval battle in which Greeks defeated persian navy

mountain pass where 1000 spartans will die

wife of jupiter who looked after women

goddess of wisdom and arts and crafts

greek pholosopher who decided to drink hemlock and die

man who established the academy

book written by plato

russian nobles

ivan the 4th secret police

man who built st. pertersburg

greek soldier who ran from marathon to athens to tell people of their victory

persian king that sacked athens

louis 14th palace outside of paris

louis 14th financial minister

dispersial of the jews

one who takes power

to be nailed to a cross and die from exposure

man who wrote the 1st lawcode

government by the people

elaborate ceremany of sentencing usually followed by exacution

a spanish naval disaster

a drastic drop in value of $

how many punic wars?

man who led 2nd punic war

north african city destroyed by the romans during the third punic war

leader of the hunz

man who led athens during its golden age

temple built to honor athena

most powerful burboun manarch

2 officials that controlled army and ran the govt

legislating branch and administrivate branch of roman republic

roman army made of 5000 men

roman legions broken down into groups of 80

a meeting place and a fortified hilltop

one man rule

the city and the surrounding countryside including villages

man who paid for his 80000 man army with permenent taxes

outran land takin by Fredrick the 2nd

man who took silesia from austria

how fredrick the 1st paid for his 80000 man army

man who painted infant jesus

man who established a church run state in zurich switerland

european country that.. ?

homeland of the jews

savior chosen by god

founder of christianity

man who sculpted david

austronomers believe that the earth was the center of the universe

man who developed the lever

man who wrote the 1st math book called the elements

book written by euclid

a commitee of bishops responsible to the government

city built by peter the great

the 1st romanov czar

man known for his sonnets (14 lines)

man who wrote the prince

men who fought for $

the king of the netherlands and his wife who became king and queen of england

a monoarchy with little or no power

first 4 books of the new testament

man who established the society of jesus

book written by cervantes

members of the society of jesus

school built by plato

order established the Loyola

man who established Lyceum

the first scientific institute

supporters of Charles the 1st

charles I army

supporters of parliment and the puritans

gov't run by a smal group of wealthy land owners

gov't run by a small group of powerful people

rebirth

eqyptian queen that commited suicide

treaty in which each german prince would determine what religion would be held in his state

church of england

pope that excommunicated martin luther

man who wrote the Iliad Odyssey

englands legislature

epic poem written by homer

Roman upper class

a person cant be put in prison by the king or anyone else without just cause of w/out a trial

region controlled by a bishop

thucydides

3 wars between cartiage and rome

empress of austria

man who broke away from the catholic church

a pardon releasing a person from punishments due for a sin

a roman law code that hung in forum

a french gov't offical appointed by the monarch to collect taxes and administer justice

1000 french men who refused to become catholic and left france

a list of forbinnen books

scottish preecher who put john calvin's ideas to work

greek play writer

writer of plays:
antigone
oedipus the king

author of Medea (play)

an enormous hellenistic statue that formerly stood near harbor of rhodes

how many people are involved in agricultar

gov't in which ruler is viewed as a divine figure

a member of a group that has no permanent home