The Code of Hammurabi was based on the ____________, also known as the law of retaliation.

In ancient Greece, woman were always allowed to participate directly in the political process, especially in Athens, where they could vote and serve as members of the Boule.

The Boule of ancient Athens was…

Baptism was unheard of prior to the teaching of John the Baptist.

The Greco-Persian Wars were begun by:

The Carthaginians were originally an Etruscan people from Macedonia.

Socrates’ most important student was:

Hannibal attacked Rome from the _______________ during the Second Punic War.

Phillip of Macedon had two primary goals:  (1) Unification of the Greeks and (2) conquest of the Persians.

This man was the last king of the Persian empire.  He was defeated at the Battle of Gaugamela by Alexander the Great and was eventually killed by his own men.