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CLC 106 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Zeus - Answer-Lover of Io Enkidu - Answer-Lover of Gilgamesh Andromeda - Answer-Lover of Perseus Megara/Iole - Answer-Lover of Hercules Medusa and Amphirite - Answer-Lover of Poseidon Hypermnestra - Answer-The only one of her sisters not to kill her husband on her wedding night: Alcmena - Answer-Mother of Hercules; heroine Danae - Answer-Zeus appeared to her as golden rain & she gave birth to Perseus, who was destined to kill her fa...

HIEU 2031 Terms Questions and Answers Graded A+ Franchthi caves A cave in southeastern Greece, was inhabited almost continuously from c. 20,00-3000 B.C, has enabled Archeologists to reconstruct life in Greece from the stone age to the early Bronze Age. Heinrich Schleimann Father of modern archeology A wealthy German businessman turned archaeologist, discovered city of troy (1871), believed Trojan war happened exactly as told in the Iliad Linear A What: An undeciphered writing ...

CLC 106 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Zeus - Answer-Lover of Io Enkidu - Answer-Lover of Gilgamesh Andromeda - Answer-Lover of Perseus Megara/Iole - Answer-Lover of Hercules Medusa and Amphirite - Answer-Lover of Poseidon Hypermnestra - Answer-The only one of her sisters not to kill her husband on her wedding night: Alcmena - Answer-Mother of Hercules; heroine Danae - Answer-Zeus appeared to her as golden rain & she gave birth to Perseus, who was destined to kil...

Charlemange - Following his containment of a revolt in Italy, ___________ was,crowned emporer of the Holy Roman Empire by Pope Leo III (795-816) on December 25, 800. Spartacus - The famous gladiator-slave ___________ in 73-71 B.C.E formed a huge army of escaped slaves and engaged in various conflicts and revolts against the Roman army, it was eventually defeated by Roman general Crassus. Ephesus - The Council of ___________(431) denounced Nestorianism, the teaching stating that the two natur...

Mythology Unit 1 Study Guide Questions and Answers What is a myth? A generally accepted belief, often in story form, unsubstantiated by fact. The universal human story A narration of pre-historical facts What is Etymology? Word Origin Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:04 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Definition of Mythos and Logos. What do these words give clue to? Mythos-"Utterance/Something someone says in story f...

Two main sources for early Greek History correct answers Written and Material sources Archaeological findings contributed to correct answers Material sources Greek History began with the age of (8th century B.C.) correct answers Homer Two major material source breakthroughs in the 19th century correct answers Egypt: The Rosetta Stone Turkey: Heinrich Schliemann Found along the nile in 1799. A decree honoring Ptolemy V written in two languages using three scripts (hieroglyphic, dem...

Greek Mythology Hercules Questions and Answers Hercules Greek name: Heracles Roman name: Hercules Obviously, we know him more by his Roman name Who were Hercules's parents? -Dad: Zeus -Mom: Alcemena (even though she's marred to Amphitryon) Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Where did Hercules's parents live? In the doomed city of Thebes What was Tiresias's prophecy regard...

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Collaborative Study GuideCollaborative Study Guide -- Bolded terms are for the written responses Texts for this exam: Richard Martin’s chapter on Theseus, Selections from Plutarch’s Life of Theseus, Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, Euripides’ Medea, two selections from Herodotus, and assigned selections from Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey Let’s Get This Bread < idk if I can when will the bread get me :-( Ayudame same I love all of you :) Is the final in the same lecture hall? ^^^ ...