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Chapter 1 Self Quizzes
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
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MESOPOTAMIA AND THE BRONZE AGE (6000–1200 BCE)
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COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
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IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
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6 GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
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SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
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CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
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THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
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CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
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THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
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CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
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THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
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THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)
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CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
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MESOPOTAMIA AND THE BRONZE AGE (6000–1200 BCE)
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COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
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IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
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6 GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
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SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
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CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
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THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
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CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
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THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
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CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
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THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
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THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)
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Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations: From Prehistory to 640 CE 3E eBook
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You need to login or create an account to purchase or redeem access.Primary Source 1.1: The Creation Story: “A Book of Knowing the Evolutions of Ra”
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
Primary Source 1.2: The Battles between the Gods and the Titans and Giants: Pseudo-Apollodorus, “The Library”
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
Primary Source 1.3: The Creation of Humans: Pseudo-Apollodorus, “The Library,” Books 1.1.5-1.6.3
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
Primary Source 1.4: The Flood: Pseudo-Apollodorus, “The Library,” 1.7.2
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
Primary Source 1.5: The Flood Story: Genesis 8.
CIVILIZATION BEFORE CIVILIZATION
Primary Source 2.1: The Legend of Sargon (ca. 2250 BCE)
MESOPOTAMIA AND THE BRONZE AGE (6000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 2.2: The Code of Hammurabi (ca. 1700 BCE)
MESOPOTAMIA AND THE BRONZE AGE (6000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.1: The Autobiography of Weni (ca. 2275 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.2: “The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant” (ca.2100 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.3: “The Hymn to the Nile” (ca. 2000 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.4: “The Admonitions of Ipuwer” (ca.1700 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.5: “The Book of the Dead” (ca. 1500 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.6: Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt (ca. 1470 BCE)
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 3.7: The Peace Treaty between Ramses II and Hattusilis III (1258 BCE): Egyptian and Hittite Versions
EGYPT AND THE BRONZE AGE (5000–1200 BCE)
Primary Source 4.1: The Report of Wen-Amon (ca. 1050 BCE)
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 4.2: The Hebrews in Egypt and the Legend of Moses (ca. 1300 BCE): Exodus 1:7-2:7
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 4.3: Laws of the Hebrew Bible (ca. 1230 BCE): Exodus 20
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 4.4: The “Victory Hymn” of Merneptah (1208 BCE): “The Israel Stele”
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 4.5: Deborah the Judge Defeats the Canaanites (ca. 1050 BCE): Judges 4:1-5:31
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 4.6: King Solomon Consolidates his Authority (ca. 950 BCE): 1 Kings 5-10
COASTAL CIVILIZATIONS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2500–800 BCE)
Primary Source 5.1: The Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III (825 BCE)
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 5.2: The Prism of Sennacherib (ca. 689 BCE)
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 5.3: The Assyrian Siege of Jerusalem (701 BCE): Hebrew Bible, 2 Kings 18:13-19:38
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 5.4: Judith and Holofernes (ca. 587 BCE): Hebrew Bible, Judith
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 5.5: The Cyrus Legend (ca. 580 BCE)
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 5.6: The Behistun Inscription (ca. 520 BCE)
IRON AGE EMPIRES: ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND PERSIA (850–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.1: The Trojan War (ca. 1185 BCE): Homer, Iliad, Book 6, Lines 315-494
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.2: The “Dorian Invasion” and the Origin of the Greek Peoples (ca.1100 BCE): Herodotus, Histories, Book 1, Chapters 55-58.
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.3: Battus and the Founding of Cyrene (ca.630 BCE): Herodotus, Histories, Book 4, Sections 145-159
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.4: Personal Poetry (ca. 600 BCE): Sappho of Lesbos
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.5: The Pre-Socratic Philosophers (ca. 530 BCE): Porphyry, The Life of Pythagoras
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.6: Greek Arētē (ca. 476 BCE): Pindar, “Olympian Ode” 1.
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 6.7: The Sword of Damocles (ca. 360 BCE): Cicero, Tusculan Disputations 5.61 and Sidonius Apollinaris, Letters 2.13
GREECE IN THE DARK AND ARCHAIC AGES (1100–500 BCE)
Primary Source 7.1: Spartan Education (ca. 750 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Lycurgus
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 7.2: The Battle of Salamis (480 BCE): Herodotus, Histories, Book 8
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 7.3: Pericles’ Funeral Oration and The Plague in Athens (431-430 BCE): Thucydides, Histories, Book 2.34-54
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 7.4: Athenian Anti-War Sentiment and Perceptions of Women (415 BCE): Euripides, Trojan Women
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 7.5: Athenian Anti-War Sentiment and Perceptions of Women (411 BCE): Aristophanes, Lysistrata
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 7.6: The Death of Socrates (399 BCE): Plato, Phaedo 15 .115a-118a
SPARTA, ATHENS, AND THE CLASSICAL AGE (500–387 BCE)
Primary Source 8.1: The “Sacred Band” of Thebes (375-338 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Pelopidas
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.2: The Young Alexander the Great (ca.350-334 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Alexander
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.3: Alexander’s Expedition into India (326-324 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Alexander
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.4: The Subordination of Women and Slaves (ca. 325 BCE): Aristotle, Politics, Book 1
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.5: The Wars of the Successors (323-301 BCE): Justin, Philippic Histories
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.6: Stoicism (300 BCE): Epictetus, The Enchiridion
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 8.7: Revolt of the Maccabees (167 BCE): The Book of Maccabees
ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND THE HELLENISTIC AGE (387–31 BCE)
Primary Source 9.1: The Scythians (513 BCE): Herodotus, The Histories, Book 4
CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
Primary Source 9.2: The Parthians (ca. 250-100 BCE): Justin, Philippic Histories, Book 41
CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
Primary Source 9.3: The Empire of Kush (731 BCE): “The Victory Stela of Piye”
CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
Primary Source 9.4: The Constitution of Carthage (ca. 340 BCE): Aristotle, Politics, Book 2 Chapter 11
CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
Primary Source 9.5: The Expansion of the Celts into Greece and Anatolia (279-277 BCE): Justin, Philippic Histories, Books 24-28
CIVILIZATION BEYOND THE NEAR EAST, GREECE, AND ROME (2300–31 BCE)
Primary Source 10.1: The Founding of Rome (753 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Romulus
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 10.2: The Violation of Lucretia and the Founding of the Roman Republic (509 BCE): Livy, From the Founding of the City, Book 1, Chapters 57-60
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 10.3: The Sack of Rome by the Gauls (390 BCE): Livy, From the Founding of the City, Book 5, Chapters 32-42
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 10.4: The Battle of Cannae (216 BCE): Livy, From the Founding of the City, Book 22, Chapters 34-57
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 10.5: The Bacchanalian Scandal and a Criminal Investigation of the Impact of Foreign Cultures on Rome (186 BCE):
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 10.6: A Roman ‘New Man’ Confronts Greek Culture (234-149 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder
THE RISE OF ROME AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (753–120 BCE)
Primary Source 11.1: The Land Law of Tiberius Gracchus (133 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Tiberius Gracchus
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
Primary Source 11.2: The Slave Revolt of Spartacus (73-71 BCE): Plutarch, Life of Crassus
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
Primary Source 11.3: Cicero, First Speech against Catiline (63 BCE)
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
Primary Source 11.4: Catullus, Poems (ca. 60 BCE)
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
Primary Source 11.5: Cleopatra, Pharaoh and Queen of Egypt (48-31 BCE): Plutarch, Lives of Caesar and Antony
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE PRINCIPATE (150–21 BCE)
Primary Source 12.1: Anchises Prophesizes the Future of Rome (19 BCE): Vergil, Aeneid, Book 6
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.2: Horace, “The Secular Hymn” (17 BCE)
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.3: Deeds of the Deified Augustus (14 CE)
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.4: The Emperor Caligula (37-41 CE): Suetonius, Life of Caligula
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.5: The Rebellion of Boudicca (60-61 CE): Tacitus, Annals, Book 14, Chapters 31-37
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.6: Roman Misogyny (ca. 100 CE): Juvenal, Satire 6
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.7: Dealing with Christians (ca. 112 CE): Pliny, Letters 10.96-97
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 12.8: The Trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate (ca.28/37 CE)
THE ROMAN PEACE (27 BCE–192 CE)
Primary Source 13.1: Pervigilium Veneris (“The Vigil of Venus”) (ca. 200/300 CE)
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
Primary Source 13.2: Zenobia and the Empire of Palmyra (266-274 CE): The Augustan History, “Odenathus” and “Zenobia”
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
Primary Source 13.3: The Reforms of Diocletian and the “Great Persecution” (303-311 CE): Lactantius, On the Deaths of the Persecutors 1-35.
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
Primary Source 13.4: The Edict of Milan (312/313 CE): Lactantius, On the Deaths of the Persecutors 45-48.
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
Primary Source 13.5: The Council of Nicaea (325 CE): Eusebius of Caesarea, Life of Constantine 2.61-71, 3.6-14.
CRISIS, RECOVERY, AND THE CREATION OF THE LATE ROMAN EMPIRE (192–337)
Primary Source 14.1: The Imperial Oppression of Pagans, Jews, and Heretics: Theodosian Code (437 CE); Code of Justinian (534 CE)
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.2: The Murder of Hypatia of Alexandria (415 CE): Socrates Scholasticus, Ecclesiastical History Book 7, Chapter 15, and John of Nikiû, Chronicle, Chapter 84.
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.3: The Monastic Life on the Eastern Frontier (ca. 350/390 CE): Jerome, The Life of Malchus the Captive Monk
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.4: The Late Roman Criminal Legal Process (ca. 370 CE): Jerome, Letter 1
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.5: The Battle of Adrianople (378 CE): Ammianus Marcellinus, Histories, Book 31, Chapters 12-14
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.6: The Sack of Rome by the Visigoths in God’s Plan (410 CE): Augustine, City of God, Book 1
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 14.7: The Sack of Rome by the Vandals (455 CE): Procopius, History of the Wars, Book 3, Section 5
THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE AND THE LATE ROMAN WORLD (337–476)
Primary Source 15.1: A Visigothic King and His Court (ca. 455/465 CE): Sidonius Apollinaris, Letter 2.1
THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)
Primary Source 15.2: The Conversion of Clovis (496 CE): Gregory of Tours, Histories, Book 2, Chapters 28-31
THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)
Primary Source 15.3: The End of the Vandal Kingdom (533 CE): Procopius, History of the Wars, Book 3, Chapters 10-20
THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)
Primary Source 15.4: The Muslim Conquest of Egypt (640 CE): John of Nikiû, Chronicle, Chapters 111-120
THE END OF ANTIQUITY (476–640)