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Medieval correct answers 330-1400 AD Classical correct answers 480-400 BC Orientalizing correct answers 700-600 BC Baroque correct answers AD Fourth Century correct answers 399-323 BC Geometric correct answers 900-700 BC Hellenistic correct answers 323-146 BC Roman correct answers 146-330 AD Renaissance correct answers AD Archaic correct answers 600-480 BC Neoclassical correct answers AD 12. What is "red-figure" pottery? A. The figures are painted in black on...

A Study Guide for the Western Civilization I Clep exam. Contains 90 questions about Ancient Near East, Ancient Greece and Hellenistic Civilization, Ancient Rome, Medieval History, Renaissance and Reformation, Early Modern Europe.

Test Bank For Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations From Prehistory to 640 CE 3rd Edition By Ralph W. Mathisen 0945, 9 , 0952, 7 1: CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION (2,000,000–3000 BCE) 2: MESOPOTAMIA AND THE BRONZE AGE (6000–1200 BCE) 3: EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE) 4: COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE) 5: IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE) 6: GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE) ...

HST 1100 Module 4 - Hellenistic World How was Alexander able to amass his empire, and what might his rule have been like if he had lived longer? Alexander was the king of Macedonia, groomed for kingship by his father, Phillip. He amassed his empire with the use of advanced tactical skills used to win battles, well organized campaigns, merciless killings, and extensive conquests. He smothered rebellions, one specifically in Thebes where he killed most of the male inhabitants and sold the women a...

Test Bank for Western Civilization: Volume I: To 1715, 10th Edition by Jackson J. Spielvogel. ISBN-13: 0640 Full Chapters test bank included Chapter 1: The Ancient Near East: The First Civilizations The First Humans The Emergence of Homo sapiens The Hunter-Gatherers Of The Old Stone Age The Neolithic Revolution (ca. 10,000–4000 B.C.E.) The Emergence Of Civilization Why Did Early Civilizations Develop? Civilization In Mesopotamia The City-States Of Ancient Mesopotamia Empires ...

WGU C100 Introduction to Humanities Definitions | Guide with Questions and Verified Answers| Latest 2023/ 2024 DEFINITION "Discophoros"? Answer: An example of "mass produced" early art, this is one of many marble copies of a bronze original by Polykleitos. The sculpture shows the ideal human form of the disc thrower and uses a marble stump behind him to support his posture; 450-400 BCE, Classical Period, Roman marble copy after a bronze original, Greek DEFINITION ...

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CAMS 100 Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Hellenes - ANSWERSWhat the greeks called themselves. Greeks was a roman term. Comes from one central ancestor "Hellen". Land was called Hellas. Were not one people until much later usually identified by what city they came from, had local identities like villages. We consider greeks anyone who spoke greek as a first language. When was the Early Bronze Age - ANSWERS BCE When was the Mid Bronze Age - ANSWERS BCE When was the Late Bronze...

Which of the following bibliographic citations identifies a primary historical source? Alden, Michael. (1920). The Prime Minister and the Great War. London: Morebanks. Nash, Olivia, ed. (1936). Interpretations of Causality: Europe and the Onset of World War I1. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh Press. Connaught, Sir Lawrence. (1955). Collected Correspondence from the Foreign Office, 1914-to1918. London: Hamilton and Wiggins. Mayer, Arno. (1967). Politics and the Diplomacy of Peacema...

Late Bronze age (Mycenaean Age)() : Mycenae takes over Crete, destroyed Knossos, and becomes central power in 1450. Early Dark Age(1250-900): : -Mycenae was destroyed, which resulted in cultural and literary decline. -Then mainland Greeks resettle in Ionia, Dorians take over. -1250 marks Trojan war. Late Dark Age (900-750): : -Population growth and new trade. -800-Greek alphabet, 776-First Olympic Games 700- Greeks settle in Magna Graecia, S. Italy (Siciliy) Archaic (750-480) 2 : ...