Hellenistic philosophy founded by Diogenes claiming that happiness in an evil world required a complete disconnection from the world; rejected property, goods, luxury, etc.

What does the following list describe? Petrine Doctrine, relics of St. Peter, Council of Chalcedon, traditional power of Imperial Rome, apostolic succession from St. Peter 

The oaths of fealty, rewarding of fiefs for vassal service, agreements between masters and serfs, and importance of bloodline can all be summarized by this term… 

These were the court poets who celebrated chivalry, courtly love, and romance (gag) in their writings.

According to the patria potestas (paterfamilias) provision of the Twelve Tables, a Roman father:

When Muhammad destroyed the idols within the ________, he sought to unite the people under one god.  Thus, Muslims to this day visit the ______ during the Hajj to Mecca in          order to promote greater unity with God and one another.

The Maccabean Revolt removed Greek (Hellenistic) sacrilege from the Jewish Temple and became the basis for the Hanukah celebration.

Although experiencing their worst military defeat in history to Hannibal at the Battle of Cannae, Rome ultimately defeated _________ under the leadership of _____ _______ and won the Punic Wars.

Under the Ptolemies, which Egyptian port city became the “new Athens” and premier city of the Hellenistic world for its commerce and educational opportunities (great library and museum)?

“Those who pray”…another term for the ordained clerics of God within the Catholic Church (example: bishop)