Under Alexander the Great, Greek culture

extended to the Indus River Valley.

How did trade in Sparta differ from other Greek city-states?

Sparta minimized the importance of trade and commerce

What did Athens and early America have in common?

Both only allowed adult males to vote

How did Greek geography lead to the growth of independent city-states?

mountainous terrain isolated different regions

Which is true about Roman trade routes?

they were mostly based along the Mediterranean Sea

How was the Roman Empire similar tot he Han Dynasty?

both enjoyed long periods of peace and prosperity, both believed that the ruler had divine status

Greek philosophy and science fostered which of the following?

placed an importance on rationalism and experimentation

200 year period of peace and prosperity

What was a link between the Hellenistic Golden Age and the Pax Romana?

Alexandria remained a center for learning and the arts

One of the great achievements of Alexander was

bringing a large part of the world under the same law

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1
What did Babylon and the Roman Empire have in common?
They developed statutory laws
They had brief periods of democracy
They developed along rivers
They controlled much of Eurasia
2
Under Alexander the Great, Greek culture
remained limited to the Greek mainland.
was replaced by Persian culture in Europe.
extended to the Indus River Valley.
blended with customs and practices of the Spanish Empire.
3
How did trade in Sparta differ from other Greek city-states?
Sparta had the most sophisticated maritime trade
Sparta only allowed trade with foreigners, not Greek cities
Sparta minimized the importance of trade and commerce
Sparta encouraged trade to appease the merchant class
4
The Peloponnesian War was fought between
Greece and Rome
Greece and Macedonia
Greece and Persia
Athens and Sparta
5
What did Athens and early America have in common?
Both only allowed adult males to vote
Both used the electoral college
Both were direct democracies
both allowed slaves to vote
6
How did Greek geography lead to the growth of independent city-states?
fertile land permitted villages to be self sufficient
mountainous terrain isolated different regions
navigable rivers promoted trade and commerce
a vast inland desert isolated different regions
7
Alexander conquered all of the following except
Anatolia
Egypt
Mongolia
Persia
8
Which is true about Roman trade routes?
The Silk Road was the chief trade route
most routes extended north into western Europe
the did not link with Africa and Asia
they were mostly based along the Mediterranean Sea
9
How was the Roman Empire similar tot he Han Dynasty?
both enjoyed long periods of peace and prosperity
both believed that the ruler had divine status
both created a government with elected senators
both rejected a class system in favor of social equality
10
In Rome, the landowners were_____ and the commoners were _______ .
Plebeians and Etruscans
Patricians and Etruscans
Plebeians and Patricians
Patricians and Plebeians
11
Greek philosophy and science fostered which of the following?
human reason was only useful to those with religious faith
placed an importance on rationalism and experimentation
existence of two separate systems, science and religion
emphasis placed on mysticism
12
Pax Romana was
100 year period of peace before the Punic Wars
period of time the the Roman triumvirate maintained peace
period of time before Julius Caesar came to power
200 year period of peace and prosperity
13
Where was Alexander the Great from?
Athens
Macedonia
Ionia
Sparta
14
What was a link between the Hellenistic Golden Age and the Pax Romana?
Many Hellenistic roads were still used by the Romans
Roman literature was written in Greek
Pax Roman used the Athenian for of government
Alexandria remained a center for learning and the arts
15
One of the great achievements of Alexander was
bringing a large part of the world under the same law
conquering the continent of Europe
bringing democracy to the Middle East
spreading Christianity to Asia

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