GRST 205 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Greco-Persian Wars, Diocletian, Chariot Racing
24 Apr 2016
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April 25th in gold gym from 8-10 am. Length: 100 questions: dates, names, terms, key events/developments/concepts and significance, ancient sources (assigned readings + texts used in class as posted on. Cumulative: roughly same number of questions for each topic covered in class. Arrange these figures form greek and roman history in chronological order, from earliest to latest. Themistocles- guy who was crucial in persian wars. Pericles- athenian states men who was important in peloponnesian war. Julius caesar- 1st c. bc killed in 44 bc. Diocletian- the emperor that creates the tetrarchy, the rule of 4 emperors.
