Structure used to carry water across Rome

Who is Julius Caesar?

Emperor who became a dictator was killed in the Senate

City in Africa, home to enemies of Rome

How are you going to study for this test?

Look over notes, activities, and goal sheets.

Greek city-state that valued education and trade

City created by Alexander the Great

During early civilizations, why did most cities emerge in river valleys?

Fertile areas would support large populations

Why did we know so little about the Indus Valley Civilization?

Its written language has not yet been deciphered

Greek goddess of wisdom and war

Greek city-state that valued physical fitness

What is the Ides of March?

The Day Julius Caesar was assassinated

Slaves who fought for the entertainment of Roman citizens

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1
What is an Aqueduct?
Soldiers on Horseback
Dominant Male who had absolute power over his family
Structure used to carry water across Rome
Roman Marketplace
2
Who is Julius Caesar?
Emperor who became a dictator was killed in the Senate
Greek God of the Sea
Emperor who built a wall in Northern England
Roman God of War
3
Who is Mars?
Greek God of the Sea
Emperor who became a dictator was killed in the Senate
Emperor who built a wall in Northern England
Roman God of War
4
What is Carthage?
Island off of Rome, home to the early Romans
City in Africa, home to enemies of Rome
Home to Attila the Hun
Island off the coast of Greece, home to the early Greeks
5
How are you going to study for this test?
Look at notes only.
I don't.
Look at goal sheet only.
Look over notes, activities, and goal sheets.
6
What was the period of peace and prosperity in Rome called?
Pax Romana
Shang Dynasty
Age of Pericles
Old Kingdom
7
What was an unusual feature of Hannibal's army?
Elephants
Tigers
Lions
Dragons
8
What is Democracy?
The Day Julius Caesar was assassinated
Leader of a group who invaded Rome
Rule of the People
Slaves who fought for the entertainment of Roman citizens
9
What is Athens?
Greek city-state that valued education and trade
Greek city-state that valued physical fitness
City created by Alexander the Great
Temple dedicated to Athena
10
What is Alexandria?
City created by Alexander the Great
Greek city-state that valued physical fitness
Greek city-state that valued education and trade
Temple dedicated to Athena
11
What is Cavalry?
Dominant Male who had absolute power over his family
Structure used to carry water across Rome
Roman Marketplace
Soldiers on Horseback
12
Ancient Egyptian form of writing
Greek
Hieroglyphics
They didn't have one
Cuneiform
13
Hindus believed that caste could be changed by
Moving to a new city
The Emperor
Reincarnation
Elections
14
During early civilizations, why did most cities emerge in river valleys?
For easy access to travel and trade
River valleys provided work to men who built dikes & canals
Fertile areas would support large populations
City-state government centers were located in river valleys
15
What is an example of a primary source?
Kanye West: God & Monster - a Biography
Newspaper Article about the American Revolution from 2016
World History: Patterns of Interaction -Textbook
The Diary of Anne Frank
16
Why did we know so little about the Indus Valley Civilization?
It existed in a part of the world that has been ignored
Its written language has not yet been deciphered
It existed for only a few hundred years
There are few artifacts from the Indus Valley
17
What was the name of the Island people who influenced early Greek culture?
Romans
Minoans
Egyptians
Trojans
18
Whose mythology were Roman Gods and Goddesses based on?
Mesopotamia
Greece
Babylon
Egypt
19
Who were Romulus and Remus raised by?
Neptune
She-wolf
Cleopatra
Hera
20
What was the name of the lower class of Roman Society?
Plebian
Minion
Patrician
Proletariat
21
What geographic feature resulted in the development of different Greek city-states?
Mediterranean Sea
Rugged Mountains
Fertile farming soil
River
22
Who is Athena?
King of the Gods
Roman goddess of wisdom
Greek goddess of wisdom and war
Goddess of Love
23
Development of agriculture & domestication of animals that led to creation of civilizations.
Neolithic Revolution
Bronze Age
Y2K
Paleolithic Revolution
24
What is Sparta?
Greek city-state that valued education and trade
Temple dedicated to Athena
Greek city-state that valued physical fitness
City created by Alexander the Great
25
Who is Jupiter?
Greek goddess of wisdom and war
Goddess of Love
Roman goddess of wisdom
Roman King of the Gods
26
What is the Ides of March?
Slaves who fought for the entertainment of Roman citizens
Rule of the People
The Day Julius Caesar was assassinated
Leader of a group who invaded Rome
27
Who is Poseidon?
Emperor who built a wall in Northern England
Roman God of War
Greek God of the Sea
Emperor who became a dictator was killed in the Senate
28
Who is Aphrodite?
Greek goddess of wisdom and war
Roman goddess of wisdom
Roman King of the Gods
Goddess of Love
29
What is a Gladiator?
The Day Julius Caesar was assassinated
Invaded Greece during the Persian War
Slaves who fought for the entertainment of Roman citizens
Leader of a group who invaded Rome
30
What body of water did the Romans and the Carthaginians fight over?
Ionian Sea
Adriatic Sea
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
31
How did people mourn cats in Ancient Egypt?
Shave off their eyebrows
Build a pyramid for the cat
Eat ice cream and wallow
Wear black for one year and one day
32
Ancient Sumerian form of writing
Cuneiform
They didn't have one
Runes
Hieroglyphics
33
What was the name of the upper class of Roman Society?
Patrician
Proletariat
Minion
Plebian

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