this philosopher was sentenced to drink hemlock for corrupting the youth

the name of this building.

this man created a huge athenian navy, but was ostracized to persia in the end.

this man founded the delian league and brought democracy to athens.

this is the name of the great king and the empire he ruled that fought the city-states of greece multiple times (and lost most of the important battles). hint: they defeated the 300.

these children are...

the difference between a roman and modern day dictator

the era of roman peace under augustus was called this in latin.

the ruling class of society, descended from the twelve founding families of rome.

the type of government that the romans had before the empire.

the "informal" sounding name of this king. 

this king was crowned on christmas day, 800 ce. 

a holy war that europe fought in the middle east in an attempt to expand, get new trade routes, and capture the holy land.

the son of charles m. that is remembered for his religious reforms.

the levels of the feudal pyramid from top to bottom .

the artistic technique of using a vanishing point and converging lines to show depth.

the artist that was a genius and dug up bodies from the local graveyards.

he created the bronze david

the focus on people instead of god

the body and blood of christ served at some churches

they were a civilization that believed that blood was a currency for the gods and were exiled to a swamp for killing a young woman at a wedding ceremony.

this civilization is still a mystery to us, but they were the "mother" to the civilizations that came about in that region.

this explorer was the one that interacted with montezuma, and later killed his civilization

this country became the first to have sustained contact with japan.

the name of this agricultural technique

name six items that were exchanged during the columbian exchange.